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CAPITAL CITIES
1-14 Jun 2010 M009/WPE 13 nights from
E SCORTED T OURS
£2,499
US Capitol, Washington Liberty Bell, Philadelphia
Discover enduring monuments to US democracy in capitals old and new Tour Capital Cities
From New York, explore Philadelphia, the former capital and ‘City of Brotherly Love’. Call at Liberty Bell
plus Westbound Crossing
and Independence Hall, where pen was set to paper on the Declaration of Independence and the US
Voyage Number M009/WPE
Constitution. In today’s capital, seek out the White House, visit Arlington Cemetery – final resting place
Departure Date 1 Jun 2010
Holiday Nights 13
of President Kennedy – and browse the 19 incredible museums housed within the Smithsonian Institute.
Fares From
Queens Grill
1 Jun
Q1 Grand Duplex 15,859
Southampton. Board Queen Mary 2 for a 11 Jun Washington, DC. Travel to Washington, and
6-night Transatlantic Crossing to New York. in the afternoon enjoy a sightseeing tour
Q2 Duplexes & Suites 13,409
Q3 Royal Suites 8,819
7 Jun
including Air & Space Museum, Library of
New York. Meet your Tour Director and Q4 Penthouse 7,289
enjoy a New York City orientation tour.
Congress, views of the White House, Capitol
Q5 Queens Suites 5,149
This evening join your Tour Director and
Building, Embassy Row and the Georgetown Q6 Queens Suites 4,879
travelling companions for a welcome
District. Dinner at the hotel. An evening Q7 Queens Suites 4,709
Princess Grill
reception. Check into the Waldorf Astoria
illuminated tour of the city, stops at the
P1 Princess Suites 4,179
Hotel for a 2-night stay. WR
Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam Memorial and
P2 Princess Suites 4,029
other famous sights. Check into the
8 Jun
P3 Princess Suites 3,999
New York. Day at leisure in New York. B
Mayflower Hotel for a 2-night stay. B,D
Britannia club dining
9 Jun Philadelphia. Sightseeing coach tour to
12 Jun
AA Club Balcony 3,399
Washington, DC. After breakfast visit the
Philadelphia with a stop at Thomas Edison’s
Arlington Cemetery. Afternoon at leisure.
Britannia restaurant
Birthplace Museum. In Philadelphia enjoy an
Early evening reception. B
A1 Deluxe Balcony 3,199
afternoon sightseeing tour. Check into the A2 Deluxe Balcony 3,139
Four Seasons Hotel for a 2-night stay. B
13 Jun Washington, DC. Tour ends with a transfer A3 Deluxe Balcony 3,079
to the airport. B A4 Deluxe Balcony† 2,999
10 Jun Philadelphia. Day at leisure to explore
B1 Premium Balcony* 2,899
this fascinating city. B
14 Jun Arrive UK.
B2 Premium Balcony* 2,849
B3 Premium Balcony* 2,799
B4 Premium Balcony* 2,749
B5 Premium Balcony† 2,699
C1 Standard Oceanview 2,789
C2 Standard Oceanview 2,729
C3 Standard Oceanview 2,699
YOUR FARE INCLUDES WESTBOUND CROSSING & HOTEL STAY DATES 13 NIGHTS
C4 Standard Oceanview 2,689
Economy class flight between
D1 Atrium View Inside 2,679
Voyage Number M009/WPE
the UK and Washington
† D2 Standard Inside 2,649
Holiday dates 1-14 Jun
Day by day itinerary as stated
D3 Standard Inside 2,619
2010
Westbound Transatlantic Crossing
D4 Standard Inside 2,589
6-night Transatlantic Crossing 1-7 Jun
D5 Standard Inside 2,569
Transfers between ship, hotel and
2-night stay at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York 7-9 Jun D6 Standard Inside 2,549
airport in the US
2-night stay at the Four Seasons Hotel, Philadelphia 9-11 Jun
D7 Standard Inside 2,529
Hotels include:
D8 Standard Inside 2,499
Meals as indicated
2-night stay at the Mayflower Hotel, Washington, DC 11-13 Jun
3rd/4th guest
Accommodation (meal plan varies)
Flight from Washington, DC to UK 13 Jun
Queens Grill 2,349
Services of a Cunard
UK Arrival Date 14 Jun
Princess Grill 1,999
Representative Britannia - Deluxe Balcony 1,499
All taxes and service charges
Britannia - Premium Balcony 1,349
Porterage
Britannia - Oceanview 1,339
†
Direct flights cannot be guaranteed
Britannia - Inside 1,249
*Premium Balcony (sheltered)
†Balcony Stateroom with obstructed view
WR= Welcome Reception B= Breakfast D= Dinner Flight upgrade rates available on request, subject to availability
For Queen Mary 2 Stateroom Details
Fares are per person in £ sterling, based upon double occupancy (unless otherwise stated) and subject to availability. As these are ‘fares from’ they may rise during and Deck Plans see pages 216-221
the life of the brochure and we advise you to book early.
To book and for current fares, visit
www.cunard.co.uk, call 0845 071 0300 or contact your travel agent 145
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