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Cunard Queen Victoria
With the addition of this new 90,000-ton vessel, the Cunard liner legacy will be faithfully upheld, as Queen Victoria will offer all the classic characteristics that have become associated with the company's unique liner heritage. From the outside, her distinctive black and red livery will hint at the experience that differentiates a Cunard liner from a modern-day cruise ship. This will be most evident in the ship's homage to the liner traditions of the past with elegant public rooms, many on a grand scale, and all graciously-styled with luxurious finishings. The public spaces will set the stage for myriad programs and amenities that also distinguish Cunard's liner persona as guests enjoy entertainment and enrichment options that evoke a more civilized era of travel. The ship will also feature the line's celebrated Queens Grill and Princess Grill stateroom accommodations and private dining rooms, another Cunard exclusive. And, of course, the ship has been constructed with impressive sea-keeping qualities that will enable it to travel easily and efficiently through the Atlantic and other demanding waters around the world. Ship Facts90,000 tons Best For People Who Want: Should Be Avoided By People Who Prefer: Onboard Experience: At 90,000 tons, Queen Victoria is smaller and more intimate than Queen Mary 2 (151,000 tons). But she has all the same service amenities and more. The ship's theme is the Victorian Era in England, which began the same time as the founding of Cunard in 1837. The vessel is also a tribute to Cunard itself. Only a few companies are so quintessentially associated with the essence of their nation, but Cunard is as representative of England as any company can be. Onboard the Queen Victoria is a museum known as Cunardia that shows how Cunard has grown through the years and served the United Kingdom.
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