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What does single-seating dining mean?
with or without sea views; bath or shower. Deck plans and
It means there is just the one sitting for dinner, and guests
descriptions of each grade of stateroom can be found on:
can choose to dine at their reserved table any time between
Queen Victoria pages 160-165
7 and 9pm. The Britannia Restaurant on Queen Mary 2 and
Queen Mary 2 pages 166-171
Queen Victoria offer a choice of an early or late sitting for
dinner, which should be requested at the time of booking.
What is the currency on board and how
More details about all restaurants can be found on:
do I pay for items I buy?
Queen Victoria pages 18-25 Currency on board all ships is the US dollar, and you’ll
Queen Mary 2 pages 74-81
find the Purser’s Office acts as a handy financial centre.
You don’t need to take cash, as all shipboard purchases
Am I right in thinking that the stateroom grade
are charged to your on-board account. You can settle your
I choose determines where I eat?
account by credit card or using traveller’s cheques. To
Only in respect of your formal dining arrangements.
make life easier, we recommend you register your credit
On both ships your accommodation is paired with a
card at embarkation. You can exchange cash and traveller’s
specific restaurant. To discover how it works in practice,
cheques at the Purser’s Office for most currencies in use at
please turn to:
ports of call. Please note that personal cheques cannot be
Queen Victoria pages 18-25
cashed on board our ships.
Queen Mary 2 pages 74-81
What about tipping?
During your voyage, you will receive excellent service from
Both ships offer alternative dining options, available
many members of our staff in a variety of locations.
to everyone:
Additionally, many more crew behind the scenes support
Queen Victoria Lido Restaurant, Golden Lion,
those who serve you directly. For your convenience, a
Café Carinthia, Winter Garden,
Hotel and Dining charge will be automatically added to
Todd English Restaurant
your shipboard account on a daily basis.
Queen Mary 2 Kings Court, Boardwalk Café,
The Hotel and Dining charge will be shared amongst
Sir Samuel’s, Golden Lion,
those staff that helped provide and support your voyage
Todd English Restaurant
experience, including the restaurant staff, stateroom
stewards and accommodations staff, buffet stewards and
What do the different stateroom
others. Casino personnel do not share in the Hotel and
categories mean?
Dining charge as not all guests utilise this service.
You will see from the deck plans that each ship offers Guests travelling on Queen Mary 2’s full World Cruise
various grades of accommodation. The grade and fare is may be eligible for complimentary Hotel and Dining
determined by different factors such as: overall size of charges. Please refer to pages 136-137.
stateroom; position on the ship; with or without balcony;
174 For booking conditions, information and insurance see pages 184-193
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