EASTBOUND TRANSATLANTIC CROSSING 16 - 24 Mar 2012 • V207


Queens Grill


£3,249


8-night voyage only fares from Balcony


Princess Grill


£2,699 £1,379


Oceanview £1,079


Standard Inside


£929


THE CUNARD SALE SAVEup £200per


to Book


Queens Grill Princess Grill Balcony


Oceanview Inside


person


Save up to £200


£150 £100 £50 £50


PLUS $40to $120per COMPLIMENTARY ON-BOARD SPEND


person BOOK BY 28 FEBRUARY 2011 Voyage V207 New York


Extend the luxury as you embark on a legendary Atlantic crossing Jet across to the Big Apple to experience Broadway shows, big-name stores and breathtaking sights, such as Grand Central Station and Brooklyn Bridge. Then sweep home across the mighty Atlantic. Your return promises an extra helping of Cunard sophistication, with eight unforgettable nights to savour the exquisite dining, glittering entertainment, glamorous soirées and impeccable service aboard your elegant ship.


Departure Date Holiday Nights Voyage Only Fares


Eastbound Transatlantic Crossing


16 Mar 2012 8


From Southampton h New York O t Fri 16 Mar New York Sail late afternoon


17-23 Mar Cruising the Atlantic Ocean Sat 24 Mar Southampton


Arrive early morning Queen Victoria HOLIDAY PACKAGE ADD-ON


From £199 per person an add-on package includes:


• Scheduled flight from London to New York on 16 Mar


• All transfers between the airport and ship Please see page 217 for more details.


• Government fees and taxes


Double Occupancy Staterooms Queens Grill Q1 Grand Suites Q2 Master Suites Q3 Penthouse Q4 Penthouse Q5 Queens Suites Q6 Queens Suites Q7 Queens Suites Princess Grill P1 Princess Suites P2 Princess Suites P3 Princess Suites P4 Princess Suites Britannia restaurant A1 Balcony A2 Balcony A3 Balcony A4 Balcony A5 Balcony A6 Balcony•✕ A7 Balcony• C1 Oceanview C2 Oceanview C3 Oceanview C4 Oceanview* C5 Oceanview* D1 Deluxe Inside D2 Deluxe Inside D3 Standard Inside D4 Standard Inside D5 Standard Inside D6 Standard Inside D7 Standard Inside D8 Standard Inside 3RD guest Queens Grill Princess Grill


Britannia – Balcony Britannia – Oceanview Britannia – Inside CHILD FARES Fares From


9,939 6,129 4,509 4,419 3,559 3,469 3,249


2,989 2,889 2,789 2,699


1,739 1,669 1,589 1,529 1,479 1,429 1,379 1,279 1,219 1,159 1,119 1,079 1,119 1,079 1,039 1,009 989 969 949 929


1,519 1,269 639 509 439


329


•Metal Fronted Balconies A6 4003-4042; A7 ✕ Views partially obstructed by lifeboat mechanism *Obstructed View


Fares are per person in £ sterling, based on double occupancy (unless otherwise stated) and subject to availability. As these are ‘fares from’ they may rise during the life of the brochure and we advise you to book early. Savings and on-board spend are applied to the first two guests in a stateroom and are subject to availability. To calculate your fare, simply deduct the saving from the fares shown. Please see pages 216-217 for further details.


For Queen Victoria Stateroom Details and Deck Plans see pages 192-195 & 201-203


To book and for current fares, visit www.cunard.com, call 0845 071 0300or contact your travel agent


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