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Queen Mary 2’s 500th transatlantic crossing departs New York on April 20, 2029, with passengers also able to embark in Hamburg, Southampton and Liverpool.
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Queen Mary 2’s 500th transatlantic crossing departs New York on April 20, 2029, with passengers also able to embark in Hamburg, Southampton and Liverpool.
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Queen Elizabeth’s 115-night World Voyage departs Southampton on January 23, 2029, marking the ship’s first return to New Zealand in four years, with calls at Auckland and Wellington.
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At Sir Samuels, the Le Gavroche tasting menu will be limited to 50 diners each evening and cost 250 dollars per person, with gala menus elsewhere aboard.
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The added cabins comprise sixteen Princess Grill suites and fifteen Britannia-category staterooms, with sales covering voyages departing from May 2027.
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Darkness lasted just under two minutes as passengers gathered on the outer decks with Carnival-provided viewing glasses during the eleven-night Dover roundtrip.
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More than 150 aircraft took part in the flypast after an International Naval Review, with fireworks later staged over the Manhattan skyline.
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Kennedy cited the COVID-19 restart as a proud moment; Celebrity Edge sailed June 26, 2021, as the first oceangoing cruise ship from a U.S. port in 15 months.
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Theatre at Sea returns October 20 to 27, 2027 on a transatlantic crossing with Olivier Awards-linked performances, workshops and backstage programming.
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Cunard said staterooms may not be ready immediately and did not connect the Southampton delay to any confirmed shipboard illness.
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The prize package also covers flights, hotel accommodations in Southampton and transportation to and from the port, with entries open through July 31, 2026.
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Deck 13, now used as a sun deck, carries most of the planned added inventory, while the ship is currently timed to return to service on May 9, 2027.
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Sail4th is expected to bring more than 100 vessels through New York Harbor, and Cunard called it the largest international tall-ship flotilla ever assembled.