Queen Anne — Deck Plans, Live Tracker, Dining & Videos
Queen Anne is a Vista Class cruise ship operated by Cunard Line. She entered service in 2024, measures 113,000 gross tons, and carries approximately 2,996 guests at double occupancy with a crew of 1,225.
Key Facts
- Cruise Line: Cunard Line
- Class: Vista Class
- Year: 2024
- Tonnage: 113,000 GT
- Guests: 2,996
- Crew: 1,225
- IMO: 9839399
Quick Answer: Queen Anne is Cunard's newest ship — 113,000 GT, 2,996 guests, launched in 2024. She blends Cunard's White Star heritage with contemporary design and the line's most diverse dining and entertainment options. This page covers deck plans, live tracking, dining venues, and videos.
Best For: Travelers drawn to Cunard's heritage but who want a more modern, relaxed onboard feel. Queen Anne suits cruisers who appreciate British elegance without the full formality of Queen Mary 2 — newer public spaces, expanded dining choices, and a fresh take on the Cunard experience.
Queen Anne tends to suit passengers who are curious about Cunard but want something more contemporary than QM2 or the older Vista-class sisters. She carries the largest guest count in the fleet and introduces new venues alongside Cunard staples like afternoon tea and the Royal Court Theatre. If you want the classic transatlantic crossing, that remains QM2's domain. If you prefer an intimate, smaller Cunard ship, Queen Elizabeth or Queen Victoria may be a better fit at roughly 90,000 GT and 2,081 guests.
Class Profile
- Ship Class: Queen Anne Class — 113,000 GT, 2,996 guests, 1,225 crew
- Signature Features: Most contemporary Cunard design, expanded dining options, Royal Court Theatre, White Star heritage with modern touches
- Itineraries: Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Transatlantic, world voyages
- Entered Service: 2024 — Cunard's first new ship since 2010
A First Look at Queen Anne
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Queen Anne features Cunard's traditional multi-course dining with formal evenings.
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Key Facts About Queen Anne
Queen Anne Deck Plans
View the official deck plans to explore Queen Anne's layout.
Where Is Queen Anne?
Where Does Queen Anne Sail?
Queen Anne sails Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Caribbean, and world voyages. Visit cunard.com for current schedules and ports of call.
Frequently Asked Questions About Queen Anne
What dining options are available on Queen Anne?
Queen Anne offers complimentary dining including the main dining room and buffet. Specialty restaurants vary by ship and may require reservations or carry an additional charge. Check the dining section above for specific venues available on this ship.
How do I find the deck plans for Queen Anne?
Deck plans are available through the links on this page. You can also find official deck plans on the Cunard Line website or in the cruise planner app.
Where does Queen Anne sail?
Queen Anne sails Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Caribbean, and world voyages. Visit cunard.com for current schedules.
How can I track Queen Anne's current location?
Use the live ship tracker on this page to see Queen Anne's current position via VesselFinder (IMO 9839399).
Is this information official?
This page compiles independent planning resources. Always confirm details with Cunard Line or your travel advisor before booking.
Sources & Attribution
Ship specifications from official cruise line materials. Photos credited where shown. Data verified against industry sources.
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