QM2 Queen Mary 2 Deck Plans

Queen Mary 2 deck plan of Deck 3 & 3L

QM2 DECK 3 - shows the upper levels of the based on Deck 2 “Illuminations”, “Royal Court”, “Grand Lobby” and “Britannia Restaurant”, plus its very own “Mayfair Shops”, the premium “Veuve Clicquot Champagne Bar”, the “Chart Room” (pre-dinner cocktail bar, a cabaret singer performances), the “Sir Samuel’s” (a premium wine bar), the “Queens Room” (the QM2 ballroom – the first and largest at sea), the “G32″ nightclub (located aft), an Art Gallery (classic and contemporary artists) and an “Image Gallery” (all digital).

• “Britannia Restaurant” (1,347 seats) is a 2-level main dining venue, featuring a sweeping stairway (leading to its grand 2-tiered salon with numerous columns), magnificent cuisine and the largest wine cellar at sea with premium wine selections from all over the world.
• “Mayfair Shops” is a 5,000 ft2 (465 m2) boutique area for 8 classy shops (Chanel, Chopard, Dunhill, Escada, H. Stern, Harrods, Hermes, Swarovski), selling souvenirs, perfumes, high fashion, liquors & jewelry.
• “G32″ has a mezzanine level, the club is named after the ship’s hull number (by the ship building yard).
• “Queens Room” is specially designed for ballroom dancing, but also may accommodate cocktail parties and afternoon teas.

Queen Mary 2 deck plans of Decks 4, 5 & 6

• QM2 DECK 4 - staterooms only in the following cabin grades – B3 & B4 (Premium Balcony), C2 (Vertical Window) and D6, D7, D8 (Interior).
• QM2 DECK 5 - the Athrium and staterooms in the following cabin grades – B2, B3, C1, C4 (Porthole), D1, D5, D6.
• QM2 DECK 6 - cabins in categories B1, B2, C1, C3 (Porthole), D1, D4, D5, the 2nd level of the Atrium and the children area – the “Nursery” (British nannies), “The Play Zone” (kids ages 2-7), “The Zone” (kids ages 8-12), the “Splash Pool” and the “Minnows Pool”. The kids area is supervised by a full-time professional staff and nurses, and all kids venues on board bast the latest “most cool” innovations as equipment and technologies, toys and “kids only” pools and lounges.

Queen Mary 2 deck plan of Deck 7

QM2 DECK 7  (“Observation Deck”) – the sport area with a Gym (with a weight room), the “Therapy Pool” with a huge Jacuzzi, the ” Canyon Ranch SpaClub”‘s lower level, the “Winter Garden & Bar” (afternoon tea), the “Kings Court” (casual dining venue), the “Queen’s Grill Lounge & Bar”, the “Princess Grill” and the “Queens Grill” (both offer single seating). Deck 7 is the Promenade Deck (circling around the whole ship).

• The “Kings Court” buffet (478 seats) serves casual breakfast/ lunch, and at night is divided into 4 themed eateries – “Lotus” (Asian cuisine, 212 seats), “La Piazza” (66 seats, Italian cuisine), “Carvery” (British, 164 seats) and the “Chef’s Galley” (cooking demonstrations, 36 seats) for specially prepared entrees.
• The “Princess Grill” (178 seats) is an top-class restaurant, serving exclusively Suite guests in Junior Suites grades P1 and P2.
• The “Queen’s Grill” (200 seats) is another award winning restaurant, serving exclusively the most expensive highest grades Suite guests in the Q-category cabins.
• “Winter Garden” serves the traditional British afternoon tea – superior “white-glove” service, fresh pastries, sandwiches and only premium freshly brewed tea in the ambiance of bloomed flowers, a waterfall and a piano.

Queen Mary 2 deck plan of Deck 8

QM2 DECK 8 - staterooms in the following cabin grades – Q7, A3 (Deluxe Balcony), B5, B6, plus “The Library” and the “QM2 Bookshop” (both the ever largest at sea), a “Beauty Salon”, the “Canyon Ranch SpaClub” (upper level), the “Todd English” (156 seats, a reservations-only stylish restaurant with a Mediterranean cuisine), the “Terrace Bar” and its pool (there’s also a band stand for live performances).

• the SpaClub (in partnership with Canyon Ranch) is a deluxe facility for Spa, Health & Wellness services and optional themed classes (diet, aging, stress relief). The Spa complex covers (on both decks) more than 20,000 ft2 (1,860 m2) and features a Thalassotherapy pool, a waterfall, a Finnish sauna, a herbal sauna, an aromatic steam-room and 24 treatment rooms, while the Spa services include exotic massages, therapeutic bodywork, mud, aroma-therapy, seaweed treatments, facials & masks, therapeutic body cocoons.
• “The Library” boasts almost 9,000 volumes (including hard- and paperbacks, audio books and CDs), full-time librarians, leather sofas and armchairs as furniture.

Queen Mary 2 deck plans of Decks 9, 10, 11, 12 & 13

• QM2 DECK 9 - cabins in grades Q1, Q2, Q4, Q5, Q6 (all Qs are Duplex accommodations) and D3, the “Concierge Lounge” and the “Commodore Club” (world-class Jazz performances each evening) with the connected to it ”Boardroom” and the “Churchill’s” cigar lounge.
• QM2 DECK 10 - staterooms only in grades Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Q5, P1, P2, P3 (all Ps are Junior Suites), D3.
• QM2 DECK 11 - cabins in categories Q5, A1, A2 (As are Deluxe Balconies) and D2, the “Observation Deck”, the “Atlantic Room” (a card playing room, also available for private events & parties) and a large Jacuzzi.
• QM2 DECK 12 - cabins in grades A1 & D2, a pool area (the “Pavilion Pool”) with a pool-bar and 2 smaller whirlpools, the “Boardwalk Cafe” (a casual fast-food venue, offering snacks, salads, burgers and grilled specialties), the QM2 Kennels (the “dog nursery”), 4 shuffleboard decks, “The Fairways”. Next to the Boardwalk Cafe often are staged ‘Drive-In’ movies. The Deck 12 open space equals 21,100 ft2 (1,960 m2).
• QM2 DECK 13 - the ship’s Sun Deck, a “Splash Pool” with 2 smaller whirlpools and the “Regatta Bar”, “The Lookout” and the “Sports Centre” area – a paddle tennis and a half-size basketball courts, 2 golf simulators (51-course 18-holes), quoits, various deck games, a huge chess board.

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