Queen Anne

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Queen Anne: Ship specifications and Cunard concept

Queen Anne is a cruise ship operated by Cunard and was delivered to the cruise line in 2024. Shipbuilder Fincantieri lists a length of 322.3 metres, a gross tonnage of 114,188 GT and 14 decks. The ship is designed to accommodate up to 3,000 guests and has a total of 1,498 passenger cabins. Fincantieri also gives a maximum complement of 4,314 people on board. These figures refer to different measures: the guest count describes the intended passenger capacity, while the maximum complement includes everyone on board. The ship is 35.60 metres wide, with a design draught of 8.30 metres. The shipyard lists a service speed of 18.3 knots. Propulsion is provided by two pods rated at 14,500 kilowatts each; the four listed diesel generators each produce 12,600 kilowatts.

The shipyard lists several cabin and suite categories, each with its own count: six penthouses, 56 suites and four mini-suites. These are complemented by 842 deluxe cabins, 113 oceanview cabins and 349 interior cabins, as well as 125 Princess Grill cabins. There are 667 crew cabins. Deluxe cabins make up the largest share of the listed categories.

Restaurants and public areas

Cunard lists a variety of onboard areas on Queen Anne. The Pavilion Wellness Studio is designated as a wellness offering. The Bright Lights Society hosts cabaret evenings. Aji Wa is also named as an onboard venue.

The restaurant offering is linked to the accommodation categories. Cunard describes a dedicated restaurant for each of four categories and lists breakfast, lunch and dinner in these restaurants. The four restaurants listed are Britannia Restaurant, Britannia Club Restaurant, Princess Grill Restaurant and Queens Grill Restaurant. Britannia Restaurant is described as having a design inspired by the four seasons.

Queen Anne within the Cunard fleet

Queen Anne can be considered alongside other ships in the cruise line’s fleet. The profiles of the Queen Mary 2, the Queen Victoria and the Queen Elizabeth offer further information about these Cunard ships.