Queen Elizabeth Cruise Ship Guide

Cunard · Vista-class cruise ship

Queen Elizabeth at a glance

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Queen Elizabeth at a glance
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Overview

MS Queen Elizabeth (QE) is a cruise ship of the Vista class operated by the Cunard Line. Queen Elizabeth is operated by Cunard Line. Queen Elizabeth entered service in 2010. Queen Elizabeth is a Vista-class cruise ship operated by Cunard. This SeaDays guide lists verified catalog facts so you can compare Queen Elizabeth with other Cunard ships before booking.

Key facts

Cruise line
Cunard
Ship class
Vista
Entered service
2010
Gross tonnage
90,901 GT
Passenger capacity
2,070 (lower berth / double occupancy)
Crew
1,000
Length
294 m
Beam
36 m

What makes this ship notable

MS Queen Elizabeth (QE) is a cruise ship of the Vista class operated by the Cunard Line. Queen Elizabeth is operated by Cunard Line. Queen Elizabeth is a Cunard Line ship profile in the SeaDays cruise directory.

Highlights

Practical planning

Use Queen Elizabeth’s catalog specs—capacity, year, and class—to judge whether the ship matches your itinerary length and travel party. Cabin location, dining reservations, and show times are published by Cunard for each sailing; confirm those on your booking rather than assuming sister ships are identical. SeaDays helps you keep port days, sea days, and notes for Queen Elizabeth in one place so planning stays with the voyage instead of scattered screenshots.

Frequently asked questions

What cruise line operates Queen Elizabeth?

Queen Elizabeth is operated by Cunard.

When did Queen Elizabeth enter service?

Queen Elizabeth entered service in 2010.

What class is Queen Elizabeth?

Queen Elizabeth is a Vista-class cruise ship.

How many passengers does Queen Elizabeth carry?

Catalog capacity is 2,070 (lower berth / double occupancy). Figures can vary by cabin configuration.

How large is Queen Elizabeth?

Verified catalog specs list Queen Elizabeth at 90,901 GT, 294 m long, 36 m beam.

Does SeaDays publish passenger reviews for Queen Elizabeth?

This page is a catalog guide, not a review. Community reviews live in the SeaDays app when guests have submitted them.

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