About Queen Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth launched in 2010 as Cunard's third ship, named by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. At 90,900 gross tons with 2,081 guests, QE combines Art Deco elegance with contemporary amenities in the Cunard tradition.
The ship features the grand Queens Room ballroom, Royal Court Theatre, and the line's signature white-glove afternoon tea service. The Grills dining experience offers the highest levels of luxury for Queens Grill and Princess Grill guests.
Queen Elizabeth appeals to travelers seeking elegant, traditional cruising with refined service. The ship offers worldwide itineraries including world voyages, transatlantic crossings, and Mediterranean sailings.
Ship Highlights
Queen Elizabeth Specifications
90,900
Gross Tonnage
964 ft
Length
1,043
Staterooms
Where Queen Elizabeth Sails
Over the next 12 months, Queen Elizabeth has 62 scheduled sailings to Mediterranean, Caribbean, North America, typically 21- and 7-night itineraries.
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Best Cruise Deals on Queen Elizabeth
Alaska
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$899
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9 nights • Queen Elizabeth
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FROM / PERSON
$699
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5 nights • Queen Elizabeth
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FROM / PERSON
$789
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12 nights • Queen Elizabeth
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FROM / PERSON
$789
Alaska
7 nights • Queen Elizabeth
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FROM / PERSON
$869
Alaska
7 nights • Queen Elizabeth
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FROM / PERSON
$869
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who named Queen Elizabeth?
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II named the ship in October 2010 at Southampton, continuing the tradition of British royalty naming Cunard ships.
What is Cunard Grills dining?
Grills refers to premium accommodation with exclusive restaurant access. Queens Grill offers butler service and à la carte dining; Princess Grill provides premium dining with extensive menus.
Where does Queen Elizabeth sail?
Queen Elizabeth offers world voyages, transatlantic crossings, Mediterranean, Northern Europe, and Asia itineraries. She often sails from Southampton to worldwide destinations.
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Onboard credit is ship money you can use during your cruise—like a prepaid gift card. Spend it on drinks, specialty dining, Wi-Fi, spa treatments, excursions, or onboard shopping.
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