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Queen Mary Class

1 ship · Introduced 2004

Ships 1Avg. Size 148,528 GTAvg. Capacity 2,691 guestsSince 2004

About the Queen Mary Class

Queen Mary 2 is in a class of her own as the only true ocean liner in service. Built for the rigours of transatlantic crossings, she features a planetarium, kennels (the only ship with them), and Cunard's legendary White Star service.

Key Features

✓Only true ocean liner
✓Transatlantic crossings
✓Planetarium
✓Kennels
✓Queen's Room ballroom
✓Britannia Restaurant

All Queen Mary Class Ships

Queen Mary 2

Cunard · Built 2004

148,528 GT

Queen Mary 2 is the only true ocean liner in service, designed for the classic transatlantic crossing between Southampton and New York.

Capacity

2,691

Decks

17

Length

1132 ft

Only true ocean linerTransatlantic crossingsOnly ship with kennels

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many ships are in the Queen Mary Class?

The Queen Mary Class currently has 1 ship: Queen Mary 2. The class was introduced in 2004 by Cunard.

What is the newest Queen Mary Class ship?

The newest Queen Mary Class ship is Queen Mary 2, launched in 2004. Queen Mary 2 is the only true ocean liner in service, designed for the classic transatlantic crossing between Southampton and New York.

How big are Queen Mary Class ships?

Queen Mary Class ships average 148,528 gross tonnes and carry approximately 2,691 passengers. Queen Mary 2 is 148,528 GT with capacity for 2,691 guests.

What makes the Queen Mary Class special?

The Queen Mary Class is known for Only true ocean liner, Transatlantic crossings, Planetarium, Kennels. Queen Mary 2 is in a class of her own as the only true ocean liner in service. Built for the rigours of transatlantic crossings, she features a planet