Queen Mary 2 Cruise Reviews - Reviews

I hope Cunard does not add stops to all transatlantic crossings but this one was very unique and probably the only time we would go to Reykjavik Iceland, Really happy we did visit there.

We had a lovely time and met lots of lovely people weather was fantastic. Ships crew are very good and the Captain is very nice. Drinks a little on the pricey side though but entertainers very good

This was our first time cruising with Cunard. We enjoyed very much. We will be back.

This was our eighth voyage on the QM2 and have never been disappointed. We always feel very special, by the way we are treated, the music in the Chart Room each evening, the fine dining choices and all the staff. We also enjoyed the various receptions to honor the captain and the senior staff.

Kudos to the entire ship's company on the QM 2, headed by the captain.

Overall, very nice. It is our 1st time with QM2. However, I suggest that you should improve their embarkation. They should send two families to a checking desk. Thus, when the first is done, the 2nd can proceed. it will save a lot of time. Namely, always keep one family waiting at the checking desk.

We've sailed on the QM2 before and wondered if it would lose its lustre but it is still as good as before. A really elegant ship which makes you feel like you could be in the 1930s (without the Depression)

Beautiful ship, smooth crossing and great staff and crew. Excellent library. Long lines for planetarium tickets- must be a better way- more shows? A bit more formal than cruise ships. Did not like so many gala nights requiring formal attire.

would love to sail the ship during better weather

Enjoyed the crossing and opportunity to dress up for the evenings. Service and food were excellent and to our perceptions well worth the QG price. Wouldn't travel everywhere on Cunard as formal wear requires a bit more packing of items for longer trips. But if you don't mind getting dressed up it was well worth it to us...

Overall a nice voyage, although the weather was disappointing as were the shows. We do like the ship and the service very much.

The North Atlantic is prone to high seas, and this trip was no exception, with salt spray soaking our deck 5 cabin's balcony. But as the Queen Mary 2 was designed for this, the only impact was the loss of use of that balcony. All was very stable, despite beign on the tail end of a hurricane. We took this trip primarily as transportation (we hate to fly), and it was much more than adequate at that. Dining room service was a bit slow and the shows unimpressive, but the lectures were excellent and all else just as expected.

All around a fantastic experience. The crew was clearly very proud of their ship and it showed in their service from start to finish. The ship itself was a wonder - steadier than any ship I’ve previously sailed. The rooms were well appointed and public room decor inspired by the original Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth. The high ceilings really made the ship feel very roomy (which of course she is) and the passengers from all walks of life and nationalities were a delight to meet and engaged readily from day 1 to day 7. Everyone seemed genuinely excited to be aboard for the crossing. Food was amazing, both in the main dining room and the buffet. All around a fantastic experience.

This was our 7th cruise with Cunard, and the 6th crossing.When we first contemplated a transatlantic crossing we had some reservations we might be bored but found the time goes so fast we never did. There is something subtly addictive about the experience which is why we have now completed so many crossings, we only started cruising 8 years ago. We love the formality of dressing for dinner, so different to our every day lives, and the fact most people adhere to the dress code which creates a sumptuous atmosphere. Knowing you have a run of uninterrupted sea days is so relaxing and you develop your own routine for each day. There is always lots of things you could do but we usually find we fill our time easily enough without partaking of many organised events, although on this trip I did the Commodores cocktail tasting, it was a fun and interesting class - you need to keep your eyes peeled for it being offered though because it has limited spaces. Ship rarely feels crowded, the buffet can be busy if you hit it in the 5-10 minutes after a lunchtime lecture finishes. You only really become aware of how many people are on board during muster & disembarkation.

We had a lovely time aboard QM2 for our 62nd wedding anniversary. The ship's features, amenities, and staff are all impeccable. The dining was particularly impressive at all of this ship's venues that we visited.

My cruise was to celebrate my Birthday. I can honestly say by choosing Queen Mary 2, I had a truly memorable Birthday and will always treasure my memories aboard a magnificent liner.

Although we encountered Gale force winds and high seas for most of the crossing, the QM2 is very stable on the lower decks. Impressive how little movement there is in 30 foot seas. Higher decks do have considerable movement. Outstanding Entertainment in the shows, food was excellent.

This was our first cruise and Cunard did a fantastic job. Other guests said Cunard and QM2 are the best line by a long way, and we certainly had a great time. The Chief Engineer Tim Holton was great, we discussed technical stuff and he was a perfect host. The captain was impressive, and all the staff were friendly and efficient. Great way to get to USA!!!

Surprised by how long our passports were out of our possession.....captain frustrated by the bureaucracy.....

Had fun, loved the Cunard experience. Decent ports of call. It seemed to go by way too fast.