Queen Anne Shipyard Tour PART 2 - Exclusive behind the scenes look at new Cunard ship!

[@ChrisFrameOfficial]

What are you most excited about with Queen Anne?

[@SeaTravelr123]

the pavilion area looks like a big improvement over the Pinnacle ships in HAL. that new shaped dome, looks like it might make the difference of the space..

[@Christopher-g6p7k]

What an interesting ship

[@rossweaver8638]

Thanks Chris. Very interesting as always.

[@FrancOnia-zh1me]

Cool ship

[@RCKodak]

Brilliant tour.

[@Johnplod]

Terrific Part 2 Informative vid - well presented

[@sgillard960]

We are booked on QA's 3rd, 4th and 5th cruise next year. I hope it will be finished and we aren't handed a paintbrush to complete the finishing touches.

[@GardeningLadybug]

Looking forward to part 3!

[@VikPaints]

Can really see areas taking shape now. I love the small spiral stairs, on Iona they have similar in addition to main stairwells so you can quick hop between floors. The design looks excellent. 👍

[@user-liner-mate]

This is very interesting,

[@VickiCross-u5s]

Sounds wonderful Chris.

[@josephwong5755]

Hi Chris. Nice and informative video. I was wondering if you had any information re the quad cabins on deck 4. I am booked on the maiden in such a cabin and curious re the config (king + single sofa + 1 upper berth). Thanks!

[@MrTomcat104]

When is the expected date of entry into service?

[@ChrisFrameOfficial]

May 2024 :)

[@gaynor247]

I was somehow expecting her to be a bigger ship- and was pleased to hear there will only be around three thousand passengers. Just got off P&Os Arvia with 5300 passengers, and I've decided big ships aren't my favourites!

[@co7580]

Did you get information about cabins? Are they putting more cabins in for single travellers? There's more of us than in the past - and paying for a cabin ment for two is too expensive.