Your Flight Options Included in the classic Transatlantic Crossing fare is an economy class flight to/from New York from/to a choice of UK regional airports. However, should you choose,


you can upgrade your flight. See table C for details. Flight upgrade supplements are subject to availability and are per person on a one-way basis and must be booked 90 days prior to departure.


TABLE D


Flight Upgrades


London departure rates from: Rate World Traveller Plus Club World


Premium Economy Upper Class Business First


Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Manchester departure rates from:


Business First


Here’s how to price your Transatlantic Crossing with a Hotel & Flight Upgrade


EXAMPLE


2 guests sailing High Season Westbound Southampton to New York on a 7-night crossing on 3 June 2011, voyage number M109A in an A1 Deluxe Balcony stateroom with a 3-night stay at the Trump Soho plus a World Traveller Plus flight upgrade.


Queen Mary 2 fare Westbound – M109A See TABLE A on page 139 @ £2,169 per person = £4,338


3-night stay at the Trump Soho See TABLE C opposite @ £677 per person


Flight Upgrade to World Traveller Plus See TABLE D above @ £649 per person


= £1,354 = £1,298


Less Early Booking Savings @ £150 per person = (£300) Total for 2 guests


Your Alternative Crossing Choices Sail One Way If you don’t want to use the flight included in your fare, simply deduct £150 from the fare shown on Table A or B on pages 139 and 141.


Sail Both Ways Experience twice the glamour and double the relaxation with no flights or baggage limits. Voyage westward to New York, remaining on board for the return journey. Or stay as long as you please in the US, planning an extended US stay around your choice of eastbound departure dates. See pages 146-147 for Roundtrip Crossings, or select from your choice of westbound and eastbound departures to suit your holiday plans and deduct £150 per person per crossing from the fares shown on pages 139 and 141.


= £6,690


Here’s how to price Sailing Both Ways EXAMPLE


2 guests sailing Mid Season Westbound Southampton to New York on a 7-night-crossing on 10 May 2011, voyage number M106A in a C4 Standard Oceanview stateroom and sailing back High Season Eastbound, New York to Southampton on a 7-night crossing on 10 June 2011, voyage number M110 in an AA Club Balcony stateroom


Queen Mary 2 fare Westbound – M106A See TABLE A on page 139 @ £1,479 per person = £2,958


Queen Mary 2 fare Eastbound – M110 See TABLE B on page 141 @ £2,369 per person = £4,738


Less air allowance @ £150 per person each way = (£600) Less Early Booking Savings @ £250 per person = (£500) Total for 2 guests


Your UK Travel Arrangements CruiseConnect is our way of getting you to your ship and home again with the minimum hassle and great value. Choose exactly how you want to travel. It really couldn’t be easier to connect with your voyage (see page 190).


Queen Mary 2 New York Combinations and


Two Centre Holidays If you’d prefer the convenience of having all your arrangements in one fare, choose from our Queen Mary 2 New York Combinations and Two Centre Holidays on pages 148-163.


= £6,596 £649


£1,899 £599


£1,799 £1,699 £3,699


Rate £1,499


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


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