Frequently Asked Questions about Queen Anne
Q: Is Queen Anne an Ocean Liner?
A: No, the Queen Anne is a Pinnacle-class cruise ship designed to primarily undertake pleasure voyages rather than direct point to point line voyages. You can learn the difference between an Ocean Liner and a Cruise Ship here.
Q: Where was Queen Anne built?
A: Queen Anne was built at Fincantieri Marghera Shipyard, Italy – though components and parts come from far and wide. The ship’s bow section was built at the Castellammare di Stabia shipyard.
Q: How big is Cunard’s Queen Anne?
A: 113,000 gross tons, making her slightly bigger than Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth but smaller than Queen Mary 2.
Q: Where is Queen Anne now?
A: Queen Anne has been handed over to Cunard and is now sailing on cruises from Southampton. You can keep track of the ship here.
Q: When was Queen Anne’s maiden voyage?
A: Queen Anne’s first voyage departed on 3 May, 2024.
Q: Where did Queen Anne’s first voyage go?
A: The first voyage for Queen Anne was a 7-night voyage to Lisbon, taking in A Coruña sailing from 3 May 2024 to 10 May 2024.
Q: When is Queen Anne being christened?
A: Queen Anne will be christened on 3 June 2024 while in Liverpool.