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5
TH
ANNIVERSARY YEAR
AUTUMN SOJOURN
23 October – 11 November 2009 North America & Canada Voyage M934A
19 nights ‘Sailaway’ fare from
Queens Princess Club Premium Standard Standard
Grill Grill Balcony Balcony Oceanview Inside
£6,909 £5,889 £4,729 £2,589 £2,489 £1,889
Voyage Autumn
Sojourn
Voyage Number M934A
Departure Date 23 Oct 2009
Holiday Nights 19
SAVE UP TO: 45%
FULL ‘SAILAWAY’✢
FARES FARE
QUEENS GRILL
Q1 Grand Duplex 68,649 37,759
Q2 Duplexes & Suites 55,819 30,699
Q3 Royal Suites 34,599 19,029
Q4 Penthouse 26,049 14,329
Q5 Queens Suites 15,449 8,499
Q6 Queens Suites 13,559 7,459
Q7 Queens Suites 12,559 6,909
PRINCESS GRILL
P1 Princess Suite 12,019 6,609
P2 Princess Suite 11,289 6,209
P3 Princess Suite 10,709 5,889
BRITANNIA CLUB DINING
AA Club Balcony 8,599 4,729
BRITANNIA RESTAURANT
A1 Deluxe Balcony 7,649 4,209
New York
A2 Deluxe Balcony 7,289 4,009
PORTS OF CALL
A3 Deluxe Balcony 6,849 3,769
B1 Premium Balcony* 5,709 3,139
New York
B2 Premium Balcony* 5,539 3,049Saint John
See all five boroughs from the water.
Bar Harbor
B3 Premium Balcony* 5,379 2,959
Halifax
Circumnavigate Manhattan Island on a
B4 Premium Balcony* 5,219 2,869
Circle Line boat tour past art deco Boston
B5 Premium Balcony† 4,929 2,709
skyscrapers, under landmark bridges and
Newport
B6 Premium Balcony† 4,709 2,589
beneath the watchful gaze of Lady Liberty.
New York
C1 Standard Oceanview 5,219 2,869
Newport
C2 Standard Oceanview 4,929 2,709
from/to Southampton
Enjoy a spectacular stroll along the Atlantic C3 Standard Oceanview
4,709 2,589
cliffs toward The Breakers, fabulous summer C4 Standard Oceanview 4,529 2,489
‘cottage’ of the Vanderbilt railroad dynasty.
D1 Atrium Inside 4,449 2,449
Boston
D2 Standard Inside 4,249 2,339
Date Day Destination Arrive Depart
4,089
Venture within the resplendent golden-
D3 Standard Inside 2,249
domed State House. Its importance led to its
Oct 23 F Southampton 17:00 D4 Standard Inside 3,929 2,159
one-time moniker, ‘hub of the universe’, also 24-28 Cruising the Atlantic Ocean 5 days
D5 Standard Inside 3,779 2,079
earning Boston a new nickname: ‘the Hub’.
D6 Standard Inside 3,649 2,009
29 Th New York 06:30 18:00
Bar Harbor
D7 Standard Inside 3,529 1,939
30 F Newport, Rhode Island
A
08:00 18:00
D8 Standard Inside 3,429 1,889
There’s a sense of natural paradise around
31 S Boston, Massachusetts 09:00 18:00
3RD/4TH GUESTS
Bar Harbor. Funny coincidence, then, that it
Nov 1 Su Bar Harbor, Maine
A
08:00 18:00
Queens Grill 3,449 –
was once named Eden – in honour of an
early settler, Sir Richard Eden.
Princess Grill 2,939 –
2M Saint John, New Brunswick 08:00 17:30
Britannia - Prem. Bal. 1,289 –
Saint John
3T Halifax, Nova Scotia 08:30 18:00 Britannia - Oceanview 1,239 –
Stop by Barbour’s General Store. It’s actually
4WCruising the Atlantic Ocean
Britannia - Inside 939 –
a museum housing all manner of original
19th-century grocery items, cooking utensils
5ThNew York 06:30 18:00
* Premium Balcony (sheltered)
and a well-stocked pharmacy.
† Premium Balcony with obstructed view
6-10 Cruising the Atlantic Ocean 5 days
Fares are per person in £ sterling based on
Halifax
11 W Southampton 06:30
double occupancy.
✢
For details of ‘Sailaway’
Could you be back in England? Halifax
savings see page 165 and for hotel and dining
charges see page 155. Before booking please
Gardens is a tranquil tapestry of manicured
lawns, winding paths and iron railings –
Voyage number M934A combines three individual Cunard voyages
read page 164 to find out what your fare does
crowned by an ornate Victorian bandstand.
(M934, M935 and M936). This means that the ship’s entertainment
and does not include.
programmes and menus may be repeated. However, because of the
For Queen Mary 2 Stateroom Diagrams
choice and variety available on board we are sure this will not impact
and Deck Plans see pages 148-153
on your overall enjoyment of the voyage.
For Transatlantic one way Crossings
between 6 – 17 Nov – see pages 82-83
A
= Anchor Port – see page 158
120 For booking conditions, information and insurance see pages 164-173
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