Q1Queens Grill Grand Suite
Grand Suite on Deck 6, midships. Queens Grill accommodation with a private balcony.
Decks: 6
CunardLeaving May 2029
Queen Anne
Sails from Southampton, England · Fly into LHR
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Queen Anne at Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, January 2025 · Photo: Richard N Horne, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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About Queen Anne
Queen Anne is a Cunard cruise ship, in service since 2024. She measures 114,188 gross tons and carries 3,000 guests. She sails World cruises itineraries. She is due to leave the fleet in May 2029. We rate her 3.8 out of 5.
Queen Anne is Cunard's newest ship, built by Fincantieri at Marghera as an extended version of the Pinnacle-class design used by Holland America Line. At about 114,200 gross tons and up to 3,000 guests she is the second-largest ship in the fleet. Her maiden voyage left Southampton, her home port, on 3 May 2024, and she was named in Liverpool on 3 June 2024. In October 2026 Carnival announced that she will leave Cunard after her 2028-29 world voyage, which begins in January 2029, and will be renamed and rebuilt to join P&O Cruises in May 2029.
Ship facts
- Guests
- 3,000
- More guests than 84% of 600 ships
- Entered service
- 2024
- Leaving May 2029
- Length
- 323 m
- Longer than 87% of 575 ships
Queen Anne is bigger than 76% of the 418 cruise ships in service on Cruises Frog with a tonnage on record, and carries more guests than 84%. At 38.1 gross tons per guest she is tighter than 56% of 416; the median ship is 39.4.
Ratings
- Cabins
- 5/5+0.8, fleet average 4.3
- Dining
- 4/5, fleet average 4.0
- Entertainment
- 4/5, fleet average 4.0
- Service
- 4/5, fleet average 4.0
- Pools & decks
- 3/5, fleet average 3.3
- Value
- 3/5, fleet average 3.0
Editorial scores, 1 to 5 per metric; the overall is their average, not an average of reader reviews. Ticks mark the Cunard fleet average across 4 rated ships in service.
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Current published plan · Published edition. Confirm the edition for your departure with the cruise line.
Explore the deck plans
What’s above your ceiling matters as much as the view. Compare the decks around your cabin, then use the location notes to build your shortlist.
All decks
Current published plan · bow to the right
1478 cabins mapped in this edition. Hover, focus or tap a cabin for its grade and details.
Check what is above a Deck 8 cabin
On this deck: Sky Bar · Games deck
Use Zoom plan to enlarge a diagram.Full ship PDF
Cabin grades
Compare every grade in this plan edition. Cabins within a grade can differ in layout and balcony size.
Q2Queens Grill Master Suite
Master Suite on Decks 5 and 7, midships. Queens Grill accommodation with a private balcony.
Decks: 5, 7
Q3Queens Grill Penthouse Suite
Penthouse Suite in forward or aft locations on Decks 4–8, with a private balcony.
Decks: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Q4Queens Grill Penthouse Suite
Penthouse Suite in midships locations on Deck 7, with a private balcony.
Decks: 7
Q5Queens Grill Suite
Queens Grill Suite in aft locations on Decks 4–8, with a private balcony.
Decks: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Q6Queens Grill Suite
Queens Grill Suite in forward locations on Decks 7, 9, 10 and 11, with a private balcony.
Decks: 7, 9, 10, 11
P1Princess Grill Suite
Princess Grill suite with a private balcony, midships on Decks 5, 6 and 7.
Decks: 5, 6, 7
P2Princess Grill Suite
Princess Grill suite with a private balcony, midships on Decks 4 and 8.
Decks: 4, 8
A1Britannia Club Balcony
Balcony stateroom with Britannia Club dining, on Decks 5–7. Mid-forward locations in this edition.
Decks: 5, 6, 7
A2Britannia Club Balcony
Balcony stateroom with Britannia Club dining, on Decks 5–7. Midships locations in this edition.
Decks: 5, 6, 7
BBBritannia Balcony
Britannia stateroom with a private balcony. Grade distinguishes its location; check the plan and booking details for the exact layout and balcony features.
Decks: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
BCBritannia Balcony
Britannia stateroom with a private balcony. Grade distinguishes its location; check the plan and booking details for the exact layout and balcony features.
Decks: 4, 8, 10, 11
BDBritannia Balcony
Britannia stateroom with a private balcony. Grade distinguishes its location; check the plan and booking details for the exact layout and balcony features.
Decks: 5, 6, 7, 8
BEBritannia Balcony
Britannia stateroom with a private balcony. Grade distinguishes its location; check the plan and booking details for the exact layout and balcony features.
Decks: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
BFBritannia Balcony
Britannia stateroom with a private balcony. Grade distinguishes its location; check the plan and booking details for the exact layout and balcony features.
Decks: 4, 10, 11
CBBritannia Balcony — partially obstructed view
Balcony stateroom on Deck 4, midships. The published plan identifies a partially obstructed view; check the specific cabin’s lifeboat position before booking.
Decks: 4
CCBritannia Balcony — partially obstructed view
Balcony stateroom on Deck 4, midships. The published plan identifies a partially obstructed view; check the specific cabin’s lifeboat position before booking.
Decks: 4
EABritannia Deluxe Oceanview
Deluxe oceanview stateroom on Deck 1, midships. A window provides an outside view; this is not a balcony category.
Decks: 1
EBBritannia Oceanview
Britannia stateroom with an outside window. Grade distinguishes its location; check the cabin’s precise layout and view with Cunard.
Decks: 1
ECBritannia Oceanview
Britannia stateroom with an outside window. Grade distinguishes its location; check the cabin’s precise layout and view with Cunard.
Decks: 1
EEBritannia Oceanview
Britannia stateroom with an outside window. Grade distinguishes its location; check the cabin’s precise layout and view with Cunard.
Decks: 1, 9
EFBritannia Oceanview
Britannia stateroom with an outside window. Grade distinguishes its location; check the cabin’s precise layout and view with Cunard.
Decks: 4, 10, 11
IABritannia Inside
Interior Britannia stateroom without an outside window or balcony. Grade distinguishes its location; bed configurations and layouts can vary.
Decks: 5, 6, 7
IBBritannia Inside
Interior Britannia stateroom without an outside window or balcony. Grade distinguishes its location; bed configurations and layouts can vary.
Decks: 1, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9
ICBritannia Inside
Interior Britannia stateroom without an outside window or balcony. Grade distinguishes its location; bed configurations and layouts can vary.
Decks: 1, 4, 10, 11
IDBritannia Inside
Interior Britannia stateroom without an outside window or balcony. Grade distinguishes its location; bed configurations and layouts can vary.
Decks: 5, 6, 7, 8
IEBritannia Inside
Interior Britannia stateroom without an outside window or balcony. Grade distinguishes its location; bed configurations and layouts can vary.
Decks: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
IFBritannia Inside
Interior Britannia stateroom without an outside window or balcony. Grade distinguishes its location; bed configurations and layouts can vary.
Decks: 4, 10, 11
Cabins to avoid & quieter candidates
Decks 5–7, away from lifts and service doors
Start with the middle cabin decks
These decks sit within the main accommodation stack. Shortlist rooms with cabins directly above and below, then check connecting doors and corridor traffic. Midships is also a sensible starting point if motion matters.
Why we flag this
The official plans show accommodation on Decks 4–8. This is a location-based shortlist, not a measured noise rating. Check the source plan.
Deck 8, midships and aft
Check what is above a Deck 8 cabin
The Pavilion pool, Artisans’ Foodhall and Panorama Pool Club occupy Deck 9. A cabin directly underneath their occupied areas may pick up furniture movement, foot traffic or early setup. Forward Deck 8 has accommodation above instead; the whole deck should not be treated alike.
Why we flag this
Deck 9’s plan places accommodation forward, the Pavilion amidships, the foodhall farther aft and the Panorama Pool Club at the stern. Check the source plan.
Deck 1, below Deck 2 public rooms
The lowest cabin deck needs an entertainment check
Compare the precise cabin position with the Queens Room, Bright Lights Society, Golden Lion and galley above. Evening music and service activity are reasons for a light sleeper to investigate the overlap before booking.
Why we flag this
Those venues appear on Deck 2. Only a cabin beneath the relevant footprint has that adjacency; this does not establish that a particular cabin is noisy. Check the source plan.
Deck 4, forward
Look above forward Deck 4 rooms
Deck 3’s Royal Court Theatre sits below the forward accommodation. Check the stage, auditorium and access routes against the exact cabin. Elsewhere on Deck 4, compare the Carinthia Lounge, casino and restaurant footprints below.
Why we flag this
The deck plan shows public rooms on Deck 3 and accommodation on Deck 4; the concern is possible sound transmission from below. Check the source plan.
Deck 11, beneath Deck 12 venues
Higher decks trade views for activity nearby
Check the footprint of the Commodore Club, library and children’s clubs above before choosing an upper-deck room. A lounge or play area has a different activity pattern from another cabin.
Why we flag this
The official viewer lists these venues on Deck 12. The plan alone cannot establish sound insulation or operating hours. Check the source plan.
Location-based guidance, not measured noise or a guarantee of quiet. Flags identify areas to investigate, not every cabin on a deck. Check the exact room, connecting doors, accessibility and the plan for your sailing date. Official interactive plans, checked October 2026. Reviewed 2026-10-20.
Photos
1 photo
Queen Anne at Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, January 2025Photo: Richard N Horne, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Where she sails
Home port: Southampton, England.
Flying in for your cruise?
Queen Anne sails from Southampton, England. The airport is London Heathrow (LHR), with 40 lounges to wait in before you board.
- Emirates LoungeLHR Terminal 34.9 ★
- Plaza Premium Lounge (T4)LHR Terminal 44.9 ★
- Plaza Premium Lounge (T5)LHR Terminal 54.9 ★
Quick answers
Which cruise line operates Queen Anne?
Queen Anne is operated by Cunard.
Is Queen Anne leaving Cunard?
Queen Anne is due to leave Cunard's fleet in May 2029.
How big is Queen Anne?
Queen Anne measures 114,188 gross tons and 323 metres in length.
How does Queen Anne compare in size with other cruise ships?
Queen Anne is bigger than 76% of the 418 cruise ships in service on Cruises Frog with a tonnage on record, and carries more guests than 84%. At 38.1 gross tons per guest she is tighter than 56% of 416; the median ship is 39.4.
How crowded does Queen Anne feel?
Queen Anne has a passenger space ratio of 38.1: 114,188 gross tons for 3,000 guests. Ratios over 50 feel spacious and under 30 busy, so Queen Anne feels comfortable for her size.
How many passengers does Queen Anne carry?
Queen Anne carries 3,000 guests at double occupancy.
When did Queen Anne enter service?
Queen Anne entered service in 2024.
Where does Queen Anne sail?
Queen Anne sails World cruises itineraries. Her home port is Southampton, England.
Which airport should I fly into for Queen Anne?
Queen Anne sails from Southampton, England. Fly into London Heathrow (LHR), which has 40 airport lounges listed on Lounge Frog.
Where can I find the deck plans for Queen Anne?
Cunard publishes the deck plans for Queen Anne; this page links to Full ship PDF — August 2026 edition and Official interactive deck plans.
How is Queen Anne rated?
Cruises Frog rates Queen Anne 3.8 out of 5 overall, the average of 6 editorial scores. She scores best on cabins (5/5) and lowest on value (3/5).
Which cabins are good choices on Queen Anne?
For the “Current published plan” plan, start with these quieter-location candidates: Decks 5–7, away from lifts and service doors: These decks sit within the main accommodation stack. Shortlist rooms with cabins directly above and below, then check connecting doors and corridor traffic. Midships is also a sensible starting point if motion matters. Compare the exact cabin with the decks above and below, nearby lifts and connecting doors. These are layout-based suggestions, not a guarantee of quiet.
Which cabins should I avoid or check carefully on Queen Anne?
For the “Current published plan” plan, review these flagged locations before booking: Deck 8, midships and aft: The Pavilion pool, Artisans’ Foodhall and Panorama Pool Club occupy Deck 9. A cabin directly underneath their occupied areas may pick up furniture movement, foot traffic or early setup. Forward Deck 8 has accommodation above instead; the whole deck should not be treated alike. Deck 1, below Deck 2 public rooms: Compare the precise cabin position with the Queens Room, Bright Lights Society, Golden Lion and galley above. Evening music and service activity are reasons for a light sleeper to investigate the overlap before booking. Deck 4, forward: Deck 3’s Royal Court Theatre sits below the forward accommodation. Check the stage, auditorium and access routes against the exact cabin. Elsewhere on Deck 4, compare the Carinthia Lounge, casino and restaurant footprints below. Deck 11, beneath Deck 12 venues: Check the footprint of the Commodore Club, library and children’s clubs above before choosing an upper-deck room. A lounge or play area has a different activity pattern from another cabin. These flags are not measured noise reports or a warning about every room on a deck. Read the sourced cabin advice for the evidence and any explicit operator warnings.
How can I check whether a cabin is under a pool, nightclub or theatre?
Find the cabin on the selected plan, then compare the same fore-and-aft position on the deck above and below. Check the full venue footprint, including outdoor seating, stages, service areas and entrances. Nearby activity can be a reason to investigate, but does not by itself prove a cabin is noisy. Use the cabin advice and its sources to distinguish layout cautions from operator warnings.
Where can I find Queen Anne deck plans?
Use this guide’s deck selector to compare the decks around your cabin and open available diagrams in the zoom viewer. The full ship PDF and source links are listed for each plan edition.
Which deck-plan edition applies to my sailing?
Select your sailing date before comparing cabin locations. Editions can change after a refit. These answers use “Current published plan”, reviewed 2026-10-20. Confirm the exact layout with the cruise line.
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