The Good and Bad of the Queen Mary 2

The Good and Bad of the Queen Mary 2. Not all cruise ships are perfect for everyone. For some the Queen Mary 2 is the best cruise ship in the World. For others it's not even close. Let's take a look at the good and bad of the Queen Mary 2 and what you can expect on board.
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[@sunnyjaz5564]

I would love to try a transatlantic cruise!!

[@dzikijohnny]

I was in the Navy,...this one would be more fun I hope...bucket list.

[@danielueblacker9118]

@@dzikijohnny I hope you can do this one on your list.

[@vincem3344]

Just do it! But don’'t tell anyone (it is awesome)

[@wilmarallensilva6746]

Shes an ocean liner

[@JulieWallis1963]

@Debbie then book it. It’s not _invitation_ only!

[@paulgrable7096]

If you are crossing an ocean, having a large library seems like a good idea. I must be getting old because you make it sound like something I would very much enjoy.

[@gdr38515]

The best cruise experiences of my life have been on Cunard where I lock my phone in the safe for the entire duration and eat, read, sleep, relax, play chess and watch films and lectures. My idea of hell would be a Costa cruise or one of the mega ships full of youngsters getting lashed.

[@CapriciousCapricrn]

Went on Cunard's Queen Elizabeth last year, San Francisco to Sydney. Lots of sea days but never boring. There's actually a lot to do on Cunard. I really appreciated the lack of piped-in music and constant announcements over the loud speaker. Just the captian's whimsical update announcement at noon. I went Britannia class with balcony cabin (Cunard's "lowest" class) and really didn't need more luxury!

[@dutchthespitfire3204]

@Umbrella With no videos or content?!?! the oasis is a floating brick and qm2 isnt

[@tonyhinojosa7710]

The low energy, relaxing, traditional atmosphere is what really appeals to me about the Queen Mary 2.

[@christopherczerwonka389]

A word on accessibility aboard QM2 from a mobility aid user. I’m 31 and I use a foldable walker because of cerebral palsy. I found the ship perfect for me. I appreciate the toned down style, and the crew was spectacular at seeing to it that any needs were met. I was traveling in a non-accessible stateroom on purpose because I knew I could probably manage and I tend to avoid booking those rooms in deference to wheelchair users who truly need them. The only minor inconvenience is the width of the door, which was barely wide enough for my deployed walker to get through, but that is on me. My companion and I had a wonderful time and will do it again. Don’t let mobility concerns stop you. The Cunard folks are fantastic at making sure you have a stellar experience.

[@elliotbrown1105]

Really nice description - thank you. Our 4th voyage on QM2 coming up; also cruised on Qs Vic and Liz. I think you have given a good impression of the ship, although I might add a few points: there are other daytime activities, such as ballroom dancing classes, fencing classes and similar things going on. You do not have to dress up for dinner: you can wear casual clothes any night, but can then only dine at the buffet and use one of the lounges. Ballroom dancing is a serious thing on Cunard - every night there is dancing to strict tempo recorded music and dancing to a live band. It's one of the reasons many people cruise with Cunard - and they have dance hosts for singles. The other point worth making is that drinks are horribly expensive and the drinks packages are no bargain either. You can take a limited amount of your own booze on board but only to drink in your cabin - big corkage charge if you take your own into a restaurant. And if you do overdo it, the cabins have really comfortable beds and great sound-proofing so you can always sleep it off. We think of these cruises as really like staying full-board at a5* hotel with a different view out of the window.

[@quilasanders7353]

Sounds like a trip that would be relaxing.

[@tonyhinojosa7710]

Quila Sanders, yep. Laid back and relaxing is more my idea of a perfect cruise versus the loud and obnoxious local party cruises.

[@teolbz]

But costly...

[@peggyford3801]

Sounds like a cruise I would like! Relaxing with out wild people and wild children. Probably out of our price range though.

[@timg3504]

Peggy Ford I’ve done the transatlantic on HAL. Loved it. Not as formal but still upper level service and class. No kids no dunks partying. Great food and plenty of things to do or just relax as well. On the Rotterdam.

[@user-ug8sm7uh4t]

@@timg3504 Do you advise me to travel with it from Britain to New York? I have a severe fear of planes and I have to travel 😩 Approximately how much will that cost me?

[@beachdiveobx]

I’ll add a transatlantic to my bucket list. Thanks Don.

[@PStaveley]

Slightly misleading. Only Queen Mary 2 was built as an ocean liner. The others are upmarket versions of Vista Class cruise ships and therefore are not as good in bad weather.

[@phrewilly8556]

Very true not to be confused with Carnival's Branded Vista Class Ships....

[@FaeDruid]

Correct!

[@tonyhinojosa7710]

Even the other Queens aren't true ocean liners. I believe the QE2 was almost wiped out by a huge rogue wave back in 2005 while crossing the Atlantic.

[@postscript67]

@@tonyhinojosa7710 The QE2 certainly was a true ocean liner, designed and built to do the Southampton-New York crossing in five days all the year round.

[@vintagethrifter2114]

@Tony Hinojosa The rogue wave was in 1995 and was over 90 feet tall. She kept sailing. Like other passenger ships during war time, she was converted to a troop ship during the Falklands War.

[@bluetheta]

That was my FIRST cruise was on Cunard's Queen Mary 2 and I loved it in spite of my relative complaints about it. I LOVED the subdued atmosphere of it, they did have a schedule of activities, but unlike the mega ships few thing overlapped each other and the night shows are based on your dining seating, so early dinner meant you went to the 2nd show. I liked the slow dinner courses, so you get to know your table mates. The staff was wonderful, they're there when you need them, otherwise they stayed out of your way. Just a note that they do have a disco G32 which is just past the Queen's room at the aft of the ship (deck 2 & 3).

[@tonyhinojosa7710]

bluetheta, my first cruise will be on QM2 as well, hopefully in 2021. The peaceful, subued, atmosphere is really the thing I'm most looking forward to about sailing on her.

[@STANDREW2]

We've done four Transatlantic crossings on QM2 and love it. As you say, even in big seas she just cuts through it, we had 30 foot waves and storm force 10 winds on our last round trip to New York and didn't feel uncomfortable at all. Most of the year I don't get the chance to dress formally and so enjoy wearing a dinner suit and bow tie on the formal evenings, which are on alternate nights of the voyage, on the other nights jacket without tie for men and normal dresses or trousers and tops for women are usual. If you don't like dressing up the Kings Court buffet is another alternative.

[@user-ug8sm7uh4t]

Do you advise me to travel with it from Britain to New York? I have a severe fear of planes and I have to travel 😩 Approximately how much will that cost me?

[@STANDREW2]

@@user-ug8sm7uh4t It is more expensive than flying but considering that all of your food and entertainment for a week is included, apart from acohol the price compares to a top range hotel. Also you arrive in New York without jet lag, having travelled in luxury for a week.

[@STANDREW2]

ps Prices for an inside double cabin start at around £1000 depending on the time of year.

[@Tedbb1]

I've put down a deposit for a voyage on the Queen Mary 2 from NY to Hong Kong for 46 nights leaving January 3 2022 traveling solo, can't wait. I have been fascinated by ships since I was a little boy and watched the videos of the construction of the QM2 from the beginning so hopefully nothing interferes.

[@Baroness72]

Great video,Don. Its nice to see there are cruise lines out there that didn't turn into an amusement park. I'll put it on my bucket list.

[@CapriciousCapricrn]

Yeah, enclosed shopping malls too.

[@Baroness72]

@@CapriciousCapricrn well.. i kinda like the shopping... just don't like the screaming... kids crying...

[@Tiisiphone]

Walking (sailing) down memory lane, back to the early 20th Century when ocean liners ruled supreme. I'm sold!

[@2cv693]

I took the Queen Mary 2 from Singapore to Hong Kong. Absolutely amazing!

[@kamloopscruiser874]

Only the QM2 was built as an ocean liner. The QE is basically the same hull as the latest Holland class ships. QV is similar to some of the HAL ships as well.

[@robert5140]

While I normally agree with most of the comments on your presentations, I feel I should mention certain items. The QM2 is an ocean liner, the only one on the seas. The Queen Elizabeth has a reinforced bow, and can make the crossing, but sometimes on a southerly route. A gentleman in the evening need only wear a jacket, not a tie. For formal nights, a suit is appropriate, or if one desires, a tux. You probably did not get to the trivia nights at the Pub, you missed some great fun. You did not mention the dance classes during the day, they can be quite funny. Afternoon tea is a feature of Cunard. A couple of the pictures used may have come from one of the other ships. As you may gather, I have had great experiences on this ship, two crossings, the Forids of Norway, and down into the Met. With the stress of daily life, it is quite relaxing to experience a crossing. Be prepared to gain weight, the food is fantastic.

[@cjwight7144]

I remember the Cunard trunk we had in the basement from our crossings when I was little ... at that time the Forces families traveled overseas by ship (yes I'm old)

[@AR-jx6wr]

It sounds like a perfect cruise to me.

[@theoriginalgeek4522]

Same here, and a library with 8,000 books is my idea of heaven!

[@JulieWallis1963]

A R *not a cruise*

[@maryelizabeth1808]

Cunard is my favorite cruise line. It is five star, white glove service. You will find an older crowd on Cunard. That is okay with me. It feels more relaxing to me and so sophiscated. I don’t need all the rides, boardwalk, Central Park, rock climbing wall and bumper cars. That is all fine, if that is what you want on your cruise vacation. If I want to go to an amusement park I can do that at home. For me, I like to relax on a cruise. One really nice offering is the Canyon Ranch Spa. The thalassotheraphy pool is an amazing experience. So for my bucket list, I would like to fly to England, do some sight seeing, and then board Cunard for a transatlantic cruise home to the states. I have been on the QE2 so I would like to try the Queen Victoria or the Queen Elizabeth. If I wait until 2022 a fourth ship will be added to the fleet. How fun would that be to take a maiden voyage on a brand new Cunard ship. Thanks for the video on Cunard Don. Very memorable cruise.

[@Billygoatsgrruff]

same here. Sounds perfect

[@sanpan5]

Definitely sounds like a return to yesteryear. A flashback to the time that I grew up in. Thank you Don.

[@NathanD328i]

The ship looks so elegant, it’s on my bucket list of trips!

[@frereM]

Honest, clear and entertaining picture of what a trans-Atlantic crossing is like on the QM2. Well done and more informative with regard to atmosphere than other reviews of the ship. I crossed in spring of 2014 and loved it. The ship is indeed quite beautiful. Much of its "quirkiness" is fun when exploring. I found the staff to be uniformly fri9endly, respectful and helpful. The sea was rough enough on two of my days to produce a constant rolling. It made walking about a bit challenging, but I slept like a baby. I enjoyed it very much.

[@uptown3636]

I just booked my first voyage on the QM2 this morning! Perfect timing.

[@jng66]

For an introverted bibliophile the library is awfully exciting to me :) I haven’t been on any cruises yet and the Cunard line sounds exactly like what I’d enjoy! Thanks Don

[@uptown3636]

Jane Gordois As a fellow bibliophile introvert, I would recommend Holland America Line for a first time cruise. They don’t have a huge library, but the atmosphere is perfect for people like us, regardless of age. Also, if you like classical music, their ships feature Lincoln Center performers playing chamber music (and some pops) in an intimate setting.

[@julieochoa5342]

Sounds like a perfect way to get away from it all and relax..I wish I was on board right now.. ;)

[@trekkermueth3074]

I did not do an ocean crossing, but I did take the Queen Mary 2 from Quebec City to New York City. Your description of the activities, dining and overall ambiance is spot on. The artwork and Art Deco era styling in the hallways, stairways and Britannia dining room is magnificent. The service and most of the shore excursions were top notch. I'm not in to getting dressed up for dinner every night, but except for one night, there were casual options. I also liked that there were many uncrowded, quiet places to either watch the scenery go by or to read. It exceeded my expectations.

[@user-ug8sm7uh4t]

Do you advise me to travel with it from Britain to New York? I have a severe fear of planes and I have to travel 😩 Approximately how much will that cost me?

[@316bernadette]

Hi, I did the transatlantic this past May. I agree with most but not all that Don has to say. For variety of food check out the Corinth Lounge, they have all meals and afternoon tea and different than the rest of the ship. Not a buffet per say but plates for tasting. I especially recommend their Tea over Ice, I had it in the afternoon with whatever delightful sweets concoctions they had on for afternoon tea. There is also a nightclub, it is hidden behind the ballroom, if you enter the ballroom or Queens room, look to the right side of the stage, go through those doors and there is a night club with their house band. They played old rock and roll staples. The pub was usually pretty busy but right across from it is the lounge with the godiva chocolate, they were lovely there and my husband and I often sat there with a drink and listened to the band but without the crowd. Fantastic lectures, we had the lead singer from the Byrds on board who talked all about the early days of rock and roll, with stories about working with the Beatles and Dylan. We also had an irish singer from the West End in London, the equivalent of Broadway in NYC, who belted out all the big broadway hits from CATS etc. There was an archeologist and an astronomer, some brilliant lectures all free. There were also some interesting classes like watercolour painting and floral arranging but these came with $35 fee which got expensive after a few days. Loved the hot milk you could get with room service breakfast, they also had it late at night where the pizza is served, you could use it to make really milky coffee or tea and they had Horlicks, which I find gross but is a british thing. (A malt beverage) Don is right though, not for the mobility challenged unless you just go from your cabin to the dining room and avoid floors 2 and 3. Also access to library is problematic for mobility challenged, there is stairs on one side but not the other, of course I went down the side with stairs, by the time I got back to the elevators where I could cross over I was too tired and went back to my room. Decor in the room is pretty dated and low ceilings, and a bit small compared to some other ships I've been on but service was excellent.

[@jiaweizhang4166]

waves: exist RMS QM2: comes Status of waves: R U L E D !

[@Helen-cw1qs]

I found this really interesting! My father did his national service on the original Queen Mary, in the 1960s. He earned more wages by doing this than if he had served in the Royal Navy. You gave me an idea of what trans-Atlantic sailing was like for him. Thank you.

[@hoodatdondar2664]

Could you tell more? How do you get drafted and end up serving on an ocean liner??

[@Helen-cw1qs]

@@hoodatdondar2664 HI there. We are a Portsmouth family and the navy and shipyard has been in the family for generations. However, my father worked out he could earn more by serving in the merchant navy and headed off to Southampton. As an engineer he was posted to the Queen Mary and served as a junior rank. His dad had been a Navy stoker in WWII so it was a big step up! By your use of the word 'draft' I am assuming you are not British where we have 'conscription' and therefore I shall explain that the Merchant Navy is a 'reserved occupation' (an occupation which would assist a war effort) and counts as your service, or exempts you from conventional National Service - but you still have to do your time before you can return to your home and job.

[@hoodatdondar2664]

@@Helen-cw1qs thanks, that clears things up.

[@catmomjill]

My hubby and I are in our late 40's, but it sounds really wonderful! Probably few kids, I'm guessing? And we love classical music.

[@CapriciousCapricrn]

I do too, and there's no muzak piped in, just live string quartets and harpists. Heaven. But they had a great band on board playing disco & pop for departure parties (held buy the aft pool) from destination ports. They do it right.

[@janetmiller6529]

Please note QM2 is not a cruise ship,it is an ocean liner.Cunard would be most offended to think Don is saying it is a cruise ship.

[@debramuir4409]

I'm Looking forward to it. Thanks Don

[@melissasiegel9682]

This sounds like my ideal cruise line, as less active is my speed these days. I would love to travel on an actual ocean liner! Unfortunately, my better half doesn’t like to dress for dinner, though I’m sure he would appreciate the fine dining!

[@316bernadette]

Don't have to dress at the buffet, but they do ask people to leave the dining room who are not appropriately attired.

[@melissasiegel9682]

I might do this solo!

[@mrs.davisd8625]

Great summary as usual, thanks!

[@joshuaowens2071]

Thanks Don. Very nice to see the other options on Cruise ships and have insight to all the options available depending on your cruise style for that trip.

[@ChiTsang]

quality over quantity here and it's for relaxing; no babies and children running around

[@tonyhinojosa7710]

I'm a "pre-millennial", and even I'm looking forward to not being surrounded by people my own age. I want to strangle a lot of people my own age that I run into on a daily basis. With that said, I would thoroughly enjoy being on a cruise ship with older, and more mature, people most of whom are empty-nesteres and retirees.

[@largol33t1]

Don, one thing to mention: the QM2, unlike her older sister, is the first transatlantic liner to have swingout stabilizers. They work a bit like airplane wings to reduce the rocking of the ship in very rough seas. This is more for passenger comfort and will be a boon to those who have sensitive stomachs but still want to take a trip on her.

[@Leahv103]

Thanks for all your videos! I can’t wait for my cruise next month so I’ve been binge watching them all!

[@dw.7655]

We are booked on QM2 for our 50 wedding anniversary, which will happen on board during the trip. Southampton to NYC in 2022. Our first time on Cunard. My daughter has a neighbor, Bob, who has been sailing with Cunard for over 31 years. He can’t say enough good things about the service. He has been on a number of world voyages as well. He assured me that we will love it. As far as cost, not much more than premium economy airline flight for same destination. I just hope we will have enough nice clothes to fit into our luggage. Got to find that “Suit in a Sack”. LOL. Thanks for the info. Dave

[@sandrakolb6252]

Thanks for the information. I forgot what cruising use to be like.

[@adrianaquijanobayford6043]

That's exactly what my husband and I need. Thank you for the information.

[@maryfaith936]

WOW. .. this sounds so amazing, relaxing and very elegant.

[@debeisenmenger6906]

Thank you for the great review.

[@jasonamos7187]

Thank you for this video. The Queen Mary is a beautiful ship!

[@pattimonahan6866]

Oh my sounds absolutely amazing!

[@libbycampbell2557]

Sounds gorgeous!

[@NauticalNurseNancy]

You really helped me to picture what it would be like to cruise on this type of ship! How cool that would be!!❤️

[@dalemaki7603]

After my Alaska cruise this is the one I want to go on always wanted to do a transatlantic on the QE2 thanks again Don 👍

[@lindak.6986]

Sounds wonderful

[@nickwheeler7148]

I been on her 8 times. First 4 times was when I was 6 and 5.. I remember my dad sending me to the kids center I remember it was very fun and I loved the food 🌭🍔🍟🍕🌯🌮🥪🥘🥘🍤🍤🍤🍣🍣🍣

[@Miki-cv5sf]

Looks to be a perfect cruise, very relaxing.

[@dolphinsnshells]

Love your term “ upper crust”, I think that is very accurate 😆

[@ScrappyHollyK]

Sounds like a good cruise to put on my bucket list.

[@vidaudink3044]

Added to bucket list!

[@beckygober3692]

Thanks for the info.

[@bikerkittiebeauty3629]

That sounds so peaceful

[@Zenocrat]

fantastic video ... thank you!

[@jugglerjon2]

great information! it's not really what I'm looking for in a cruise right now, but it's nice to have information to back that decision up.

[@jimdoring]

Great details! Not sure it is one I would go on. Thanks!

[@timsullivan2420]

Be fun to do a transatlantic cruise on day! Thanks for the great video on Queen Mary 2.

[@martajohnson3638]

Hi Don. Thanks for another great video. I’ve only sailed on Carnival so far. I really enjoy seeing what the other lines have to offer.

[@cricket36166]

Thanks Don love your videos!

[@ronaldbernier5596]

Sounds very relaxing. We’re older and really don’t do a lot of the adventurous stuff. Just might be the kind of cruise we would like. Thanks for the look at it.

[@pamelaswearingen7734]

Great video...thanks!!

[@dondouglass8665]

As always, thank you. Very interesting and informative.

[@alanwaterworth6464]

I would love to take the RMS QM2 trans Atlantic, having seen her in port here in Oslo a few times, she just looks "right", and so elegant. Everything you describe here only reaffirms that. Elegant and sophisticated.

[@nigelcarpenter4814]

did the eastbound in 2015, it was fantastic & would thoroughly recommend it, definitely want to take this trip again

[@anomarnamloh7444]

Carnival Corp. is a case study in serving their target market which is everyone, something for everyone. That should be some ship for everyone.

[@karencounts5190]

Informative, thank you.

[@melindawood323]

Oh my soul and body. My dream is to cruise on this ship someday. I don't care what the destination is, even Freeport. If I could sail on this ship, I would pass out from excitement.

[@tonyhinojosa7710]

Melinda Wood, I agree with you on not caring where she's going! The ship herself would be the destination for me, and I plan on sailing on her in 2021. I want to do the round trip transatlantic cruise, not because I realy give a crap about going to Southampton, but just because a longer trip means I het to enjoy the ship more!

[@melindawood323]

@@tonyhinojosa7710 That sounds like a wonderful cruise! I know you will enjoy it immensely. :)

[@philipl1109]

The QM2 is on my bucket list. I have done two Transatlantic cruises, One on Celebrity one on RCI. One of the great things of a Transatlantic is you change time an hour a day, When you end your cruise you are on the destination time zone . I like this so I'm not jet lagged on my first say in Europe or when I get back to the USA.

[@quiltgirl471]

Adding this to my bucket list. Sounds like my perfect cruise!

[@barbfunke8311]

Sounds interesting and relaxing!

[@herewearewithawildarobert1834]

We took our first cruise on the Cunard Princess 30yrs ago. Betcha they wouldn’t stand for ppl playing annoying music on the next balcony!! Lol. ❤️🚢

[@blubell1880]

Great job once again! Thank you!

[@hilmaallen1302]

Going on an Ocean-liner is still on my bucket list.

[@marydudash5825]

Sounds like an amazingly calm cruise!

[@intofineart]

This on my bucket list.

[@donnastinnett1668]

Great information!

[@robmadd]

sounds very nice on my bucket list

[@michaelmcdonald8044]

That will need to be a future cruise. Looking forward to doing that.

[@charliebenson8406]

thank you Don another job well done

[@sandrabond1]

This type of cruise sounds interesting to me. I like that you have options in cruising depending on what you're looking for in travel. Mostly I like lots of activities but I'd totally throw this in to relax and rejuvenate. Thanks, Don!

[@jodigfromfwtx4888]

Thanks Don!

[@Dxplora5000]

Don, that was a very good and educational video. I'm inspired tip cruise with Cumard 😊

[@davidjeannieintexas7816]

Another great video Don. Very interesting information and the Queen Mary 2 looks like a great ship. My wife and I are looking forward to doing a transatlantic someday. Have a wonderful week and keep the video’s coming!

[@lisaann6487]

Wonderful ship and a great video Thanks Don!

[@hoodatdondar2664]

Cunard did use to be for everyone - they offered three classes of service, and kept the three classes apart. That was when you had to cross by ship. Interesting thing - the third class, or steerage, for one-way (mostly) trips to the New World for immigrants, was the biggest money maker! Catering to the ‘upper crust’ is nice, but the big cash is in serving the needs of the bulk of the people. Changed in ‘24, when the US slammed the immigration door shut. But, people were in the mass, getting more prosperous, so second class was expanded, and mass tourism/travel was taking off, and Cunard served that market.

[@vickiejerane1250]

This is definitely a cruise I would love someday! Total relaxation:)

[@cjohnson7251]

I would love to take a transatlantic cruise on the QE2. Days at sea are the most relaxing to me on any cruise. No getting off board for a side trip. Just relax at your own pace.

[@vereneedy1430]

Sounds great

[@gerod42]

Have a Vantastic Day!!!!

[@johnbrown9092]

Very good review. Travelled on her four times, States twice, Norway, Canaries and Madeira. Magnificent ship. Glad you emphasised ocean going liner. Deffo not to be confused with cruise ships. You get what you pay for!

[@lindawillis2746]

I was lucky enough to go twice cross the Atlantic on the QM2. I loved the experience. Especially the food and lectures.

[@shirleywhitfield9523]

Sounds interesting!!

[@kristinanne6534]

This is a bucket list cruise for me! I'd love to experience it once in my lifetime!

[@nancyharte8140]

Nostalgic is a great word to describe this experience, as Don did so well. Sounds very relaxing, but I’d find the formality difficult to maintain every day.

[@tonyhinojosa7710]

Nancy Harte, I believe formal/semi formal is only for dinner as well as evening activities after 6 or 7pm. You can wear whatever you want during the day.

[@nancyharte8140]

I managed semi-formal twice in a week cruise to Alaska, and it’s very foreign to me. I live my life casual! It would be fun to dress up-but a new wardrobe would be in order!

[@hayyarbrough]

Heck yeah that sounds like a wonderful idea for a cruise......👍👍👍👍👍