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New York
Your Flight Options Your Alternative Crossing Choices
Included in the Classic Transatlantic Crossing fare is an economy
ONLY SAIL ONE WAY If you don’t want to use the flight included
class flight from/to a choice of UK regional airports. However,
in your fare, simply deduct £150 from the ‘Sailaway’ fares shown
should you choose, you can upgrade your flight. See below for
on Table A.
details.
SAIL BOTH WAYS Experience twice the glamour and double the
Table C – Flight Upgrades relaxation with no flights or baggage limits. Voyage westward to
From London Gatwick and London Heathrow Rate
Manhattan, remaining on board for the return journey. Or stay as
World Traveller Plus £499 long as you please, planning an extended US stay around our choice
Club World £1,199
of eastbound departure dates. See page 92 for Roundtrip Crossings.
First £1,789
Premium Economy £679
Upper
£1,049
Here’s how to price Sailing Both Ways
Business £1,109
EXAMPLE
First £1,689
2 guests sailing Mid Season Westbound Southampton-New York on 2 May
From Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Manchester
2009, voyage number M907 in C1 Standard Oceanview stateroom and sailing
back High Season Eastbound, New York-Southampton 23 August 2009,
Business First £859 voyage number M925 in AA Club Balcony stateroom
From Luton
QUEEN MARY 2 FARE WESTBOUND - M907
See fare Table A on page 91 @ £1,289 per person = £2,578
Business Class £499
QUEEN MARY 2 FARE EASTBOUND - M925
See fare Table A on page 91 @ £1,999 per person = £3,998
Flight upgrade supplements are subject to availability and are per
Less air allowance @ £150 per person each way = (£600)
person on a one-way basis and must be booked 90 days prior
to departure.
TOTAL FOR 2 GUESTS = £5,976
Here’s how to price your Transatlantic
Your UK Travel Arrangements
Crossing with a Hotel & Flight Upgrade
CruiseConnect™ is our way of getting you to your ship and home
EXAMPLE
again with the minimum hassle and great value. Choose exactly
2 guests sailing Mid Season Westbound Southampton-New York on
how you want to travel. It really couldn’t be easier to connect with
10 October 2008, voyage number M839 in a B4 Premium Balcony
your voyage (see page 180).
stateroom with a 3-night stay at the Marriott Marquis Hotel plus a
Club World flight upgrade.
QUEEN MARY 2 FARE WESTBOUND - M839
See Table A on page 91 @ £1,304 per person = £2,608
Queen Mary 2 Combinations
3-NIGHT STAY AT THE MARRIOTT MARQUIS HOTEL
If you’d prefer the convenience of having all your arrangements
See Table B on page 94 @ £505 per person = £1,010 in one fare, choose from our Queen Mary 2 Combinations on
pages 102-105.
FLIGHT UPGRADE TO CLUB WORLD
See Table C above @ £1,199 per person = £2,398
TOTAL FOR 2 GUESTS = £6,016
To book and for current fares, visit www.cunard.co.uk, call 0845 071 0300 or contact your travel agent
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