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Child Fares Queen Mary 2 Escorted Tours
Cunard cannot accept any child under the age of 1 Tours are subject to minimum numbers. Please see page
as a guest. 171, Clause 26.
Children aged between 1 and 2 accommodated as a
3rd or 4th guest in a stateroom travel free on board.
Hotel and Dining Charges
However, if travelling as a 1st or 2nd guest in a
During your voyage, you will experience excellent service
stateroom they pay the applicable adult per person fare.
from many members of our crew in a variety of locations.
In addition, many more crew behind the scenes support
A nominal fee may be charged for children between the
those who serve you directly. For your convenience, a
ages of 1 and 2 travelling where transfers, hotel stays and
Hotel and Dining charge will be automatically added to
air travel are involved, which we will discuss with you at
your shipboard account on a daily basis. For details of
the time of booking.
Hotel and Dining charges see pages 154-155.
Children of 2 years or older pay the applicable adult per
person fare.
Bar, Wine and Salon Services
A 15% charge is automatically added to your on-board
‘Sailaway’ Savings
account. This is shared amongst the beverage staff and
Save up to 45% off the full fare
their support staff, including cleaners and utility staff.
Our ‘Sailaway’ savings – early booking fares – offer savings
Naturally, you are free to tip any member of the crew
of up to 45% at every grade on every voyage, subject to
over and above these amounts, at your discretion.
availability. The maximum ‘Sailaway’ saving available is
shown in the fare grid for each voyage and we have set
Pre-voyage Hotel
aside a number of staterooms with the maximum
For air/sea holidays Cunard will fly you to join your ship
‘Sailaway’ saving on every voyage. Once these staterooms
on the day of embarkation. However, where the included
have been sold, the fare charged will revert to either a
flight timings necessitate a pre-voyage overnight stay,
higher fare or to the full tariff fare.
Cunard has included in your voyage fare a deluxe hotel
Since these ‘Sailaway’ savings can be withdrawn or room at the international port of embarkation for the
changed at any time and since fares may rise, it really does night prior to your voyage. This programme does not
pay to book early. Please note that the above ‘Sailaway' apply to any Queen Mary 2 Transatlantic Crossings.
savings apply to the voyage holidays as detailed on the
itinerary pages of the brochure. They do not apply to
Hotels
supplements for scheduled flight upgrades, hotel
Hotel space may be limited during certain major events or
accommodation or 3rd and 4th guest fares.
holidays and therefore it is recommended that you book
The tariff fare in this brochure is intended to be valid until
early. Rates are subject to change and do not include early
31 March 2009, although we reserve the right to adjust
check-in. To guarantee this, it is advisable to purchase an
tariff fares at any time. Regular promotions and savings
additional night prior to arrival. Cunard reserves the right
from both ourselves and travel agents mean that savings
to substitute or add hotels of similar quality when
on the tariff fares are available from time to time.
necessary. Hotel options carry the same cancellation terms
However that will depend on when the booking is made
as a voyage, details of which can be found on page 171.
and the popularity of the dates and itinerary of a particular
voyage/holiday and other factors. Note: all fares are correct
Voyage-only Allowance
at the time of going to print. For current fares and charges
Guests who wish to book their air and land arrangements
please visit
www.cunard.co.uk, call 0845 071 0300 or
independently should contact our Reservations Department
contact your travel agent.
on 0845 071 0300 to request a voyage-only allowance.
Guarantee Staterooms
When you or your travel agent come to make a reservation
you may be offered the guarantee of the stateroom grade,
rather than a specific stateroom number. This is because
we know from experience that a small number of guests
will be compelled to cancel their arrangements, thus
leaving the accommodation vacant. Accepting a guarantee
means that you have a firm booking and can go ahead
with your holiday plans in the same way as if you had
accepted a specific stateroom number from the outset.
When we allocate a stateroom number you can rest
assured you will be given a stateroom of the type you have
booked, or in some instances, of a higher rate, though it
may be situated on a different deck to that shown on the
deck plan for the grade guaranteed. The fare you have been
quoted will, however, remain unchanged.
To book and for current fares, visit
www.cunard.co.uk, call 0845 071 0300 or contact your travel agent
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