I first sailed on her when returning from Europe last summer as I loathe and detest flying. The day before we arrived in New York, I didn't want to crossing to end and I bought two additional crossings before I left the ship. I will be studying in Europe again this summer and will be going both directions this time.....as far as I'm concerned ..its the only way to comfortably cross the Atlantic.
Great video tour of QM2. We did our first transatlantic on board the new QM2 in 2004 which departed from the Manhattan passenger piers at that time. That crossing was 6-days compared to the 5-day crossing I did several times onboard QE2. QM2 is a splendid liner with so many amenities to enjoy on a transatlantic crossing.
😭The audio has an error, QM2's size measurement is 149,210 gross tons (not registered) - been studying the old liners too much recently! My bad! What's your favourite space aboard QM2? 📚QM2 Book 📚If you're a fan of QM2 or want to take a more detailed tour with a visit to the Bridge, Engine Room and Store Rooms, check out our QM2 book "QM2: A Photographic Journey" - www.chriscunard.com/chrisframe/ocean-liner-books/qm2-a-photographic-journey/
Very beautiful presentation of this flagship. Liners have this unique touch and the fact that they host sea lovers travelers give them this extra soul. Looking forward your next publication 👍
What a fantastic and detailed presentation of the beautiful QM2. Sleek and well proportioned on the outside, and truly beautiful and luxurious on the inside. I so do hope I can sail on her one day. Great video, many thanks.
2009 I sailed and now so glad it was a 23 night cruise as there is so much to do . I traveled with young children cheapest way on and we spent a lot of time on deck and my daughter said it was the best food she has ever eaten loved getting dressed up in formals and my 9 year old son looked so lovely in suit and bow tie, something that is not seen much now. My children dined with me not in a kids club with was great. Thank you for bringing back memories. God bless.
I took my grandchildren on a Disney cruise last year and he wore a suit and bow tie too. He was so cute (age 7) and felt very grown up. His sister wore a bridesmaid dress, we loved our formal night. I did make a small video of our trip. Nothing like this though 😊
@@JulieWallis1963 Having the children dressed up at the dinner table eating of the adult menu not kids food. Any cruise or ship is great the QM was so cheap then sailing out of Australia due to our dollar being almost equal to US. Australia was more expensive. Happy cruising.
I just signed-up for a four month round-the-world cruise on this beautiful Ocean Liner ( through the Road Scholar program)…I have never cruised before but am excited to embark on this next adventure.
I never sailed a true ocean liner,until we sailed the QM2 back in 2004 when she was brand new. We did an 8 day Caribbean cruise from New York,what a ship. I can imagine how nice the ship is now that she has been remastered
My husband and we’re booked for a transatlantic crossing on Queen Mary 2 for December 2020. Obviously Covid put pay to that. I don’t know when we will get on her now, we are looking at 2024 , as 2023 we already have another Caribbean cruise booked and 2024 is a significant wedding anniversary. Fingers crossed that we get onboard her then. She’s such a magnificent ship.
I'm booked on the Queen Mary 2 later this year for the traditional Transatlantic from New York to Southampton. Thanks for putting this tour together - really enjoyed it - I'm so excited to experience the QM2 for the first time!
Well done. My brother and his husband got off today from the East bound crossing. Rough but fun they said. Thanks for sharing this. It was a wonderful whirlwind and loved the extra adjectives 😎
Hola Chris, Enjoyed your video, the main reason for watching was to gain some insight into the layout of the ship as my wife and I will be sailing on her the latter part of August, east bound to Southampton, but did miss a possible explanation of ships systems, propulsion, generation, hotel services etc. As a maritime author, lecturer and writer I would liked to have heard some correct ship terminology. Ceiling is a deckhead, walls are bulkheads, I think you get my gist. By all means explain the word when first used in a video, for the benefit of the landlubbers, then continue with the correct terms. Trust you will not mind my comments, they are meant as constructive, as I believe it will add more authenticity to your narrative. David F
A fine tour of the public areas of the ship - however many would be interested to see The Bridge , the Engine Room , the Hospital , the kitchens and some other areas not normally seen by the public . The hospital would be of particular interest to me because , my partner and I were due to sail on the QE2 not long before she left service ( the occasion was my 50th birthday in January 2008 , but just shortly before this , we were pleasantly surprised to discover that Jane was expecting our son Harris ; we were not initially concerned , because harris was not due until a couple of months after the cruise , but on mentioning it to the agent , we were told that jane would not be permitted to travel at an advanced stage of pregnancy ! Why , we asked , does the ship not have a fully equipped hospital , and doctors on board who are surely well versed in the not unusual matter of a mother giving birth ? But the agents were adamant , our booking was cancelled , and we received a refund . This was a great disappointment , but Harris was born in a local hospital in July 2008 without any problems and he is now almost 15 . I would love to know whether the hospital on this ship is equipped to cope with such an eventuality , and also whether any children were ever born on board the QE2 or indeed any other Cunard liners ?
Hello, so far as I’m aware QE2 had a fully equipped hospital, with staff of doctors and nurses and even an OT, able to accommodate nearly every medical issue that may arise. You’ll often find that cruise lines and airlines have rules around reducing risk for pregnancy, as if there was a complication that required specialised neonatal care, the ship could be a long way from land and winching mother and baby into a helicopter doesn’t seem to be a very safe option. This is just my understanding of the situation and I’m not a doctor so can’t be 100% sure, but I’d say that’s why. There’s some great info about QE2’s medical facilities on The QE2 Story Forum at www.theqe2story.com/forum
I recently watched a video about QM2 and the presenter was very confused by the layout on board. He said it was difficult to navigate all the corridors to get to where he was going. For instance, he said that to access the card room, he had to walk through a public toilet! Is this right, Chris? I love the look of the ship and would love to sail on her.
Hi Joan. I’ve never had to walk though a public toilet to access any of QM2’s passenger spaces. The ships layout is different, but I actually don’t find it confusing at all. Perhaps it’s because I’m so familiar with the ship. The Card Room is the Atlantic Room and there’s no public toilet between the entry and the corridor 😉
Thank you Chris. We look forward to joining one of your lectures ob a Cunard voyage. Considering QMII in Spring 2024 Further considering a QSG cabin on Deck 9 though the record just scratched while viewing this video. The Churchill Cigar Lounge would be 4 cabins Aft of the Churchills and the CC. Here is my concern with this Cabin location - we are NOT a smoking folk. Does the Cabin corridor connect to Churchills? I cannot imagine the cigar smoke not wafting down the corridor. What say ye kind Sir?
Greetings from 40,000ft over the southern ocean! Churchills opens into the Commodore Club. The corridor does link into the lounge at that area but I don’t recall a cigar smell in the cabin corridor - however I’d say to be extra sure perhaps choose one a bit further aft?
I spent one night aboard on Sunday 23/4, after my cruise was cancelled. Discovered Homer Simpson and the hidden glass fronted outdoor lift. Sadly the shops were shut so I couldn't buy one of your books. Perhaps you can do a video of why the cruise was cancelled and what the did to repair the ship?
Which cabins have you booked? Have you had the opportunity to check out the ocean view solo-cabins on deck 2 & 3? I have booked those cabins and hoping they are as nice as they look online. Thank you for your video tour!
I hope the new Photogrammetry 3D scanning technology matures (such as the Unreal Engine 5 stuff) so it would be possible for someone to take a detailed 3D scan of the interior using only a cell phone - would be really interesting to compare this ship with the fantastic UE5 model of Titanic where you can explore about half the ship - to see where we have come in 100 years. On the Titanic you can really see how cramped a lot of it is an how spacious QM2 looks in comparison - I wonder if we'll be saying the same thing in 100 years about a possible QE3?
At 3:00 you should mention guest check the panels for hidden surprises. I will NEVER understand WHY a ship needs a planetarium! It's the FIRST and LAST at sea.
Ahh but the Planetarium is a great feature and some of the shows they present there are fascinating. It fits into the Cunard Insights quite nicely as when QM2 is mid Atlantic and there’s no light pollution you can really connect with the universe by looking at the night sky. There’s actually a few other ships with Planetarium, including Viking Orion. 🪐 Good point about those panels. Have you found Homer Simpson?
I saw this ship docked in Le Havre France last Friday and I was shocked, she looked drab, washed out and had plenty of surface rust, just not what I expected from Cunard.
Ahhhhh I knew I’d missed something. It’s on the top deck off the D stairway and was closed on my voyage as it is only used on the transatlantic crossings. 🐕
lets go below decks to the engine rooms and machinery spaces were the real ship is. take us to the command bridge , radio rooms . this is the real ship , the rest is just a fancy hotel that i have no interest in . i want to know how she handles rough seas , does she have anti roll stabilizers . how big are her drive pods and how many are there. what is the h.p. output . she is a very beautiful ship but i want to see her real beauty below decks.
Talking general, ships today look very ugly, and I don’t think all the crazy and organized activities are for me. Everything is too big, too colourfull, too shiny, too much. I don’t think this is for me and don’t like this decor or style neither, but at least on the exterior is a beautiful ship, in line with old time Cunard . Though, ocean liner time is gone.
I don’t know why I expected the QM2 to be an elegant ocean liner with Titanic-like old world grandeur. But it’s just as garish and vulgar as those other floating monstrosities. The cheap bright carpeting alone gave me a headache. No a stick of fine furniture to be seen; all of it cookie-cutter mass produced nondescript drek you can find in any commercial lobby or dentist waiting room 🤮
Hey AladdinSE. The carpets are designed in tribute to the starburst design used aboard the original Queen Mary. QM2 also has a vast array of custom furniture in the various public spaces. This video may be of interest if you’d like to put the glamour of Titanic into perspective: ruclips.net/video/Rzr_1wxJJC4/видео.html
I have zero desire to step aboard a cruise ship but an ocean liner? Absolutely.
The same for me I never consider a cruise ship but this liner is a dream to me.
I first sailed on her when returning from Europe last summer as I loathe and detest flying. The day before we arrived in New York, I didn't want to crossing to end and I bought two additional crossings before I left the ship. I will be studying in Europe again this summer and will be going both directions this time.....as far as I'm concerned ..its the only way to comfortably cross the Atlantic.
Way to beat jet lag too! So much nicer to gain or lose an hour each day.
Beautiful ship. 13 trips no far and she’s never disappoints. She also looks like a ‘proper ship’ as opposed to a floating block of flats.
An absolutely gorgeous ship
I agree!
Loved my little time on QM2! I hope to do a transatlantic on her one day. ❤🎉
Great video tour of QM2. We did our first transatlantic on board the new QM2 in 2004 which departed from the Manhattan passenger piers at that time. That crossing was 6-days compared to the 5-day crossing I did several times onboard QE2. QM2 is a splendid liner with so many amenities to enjoy on a transatlantic crossing.
5 days - the speed must have been superb!!
I did the westbound crossing in 2004…..her first one….deck 6 …fabulous
Her majesty, the Queen of the Seas:
The Queen Mary 2 ❤
Woahh Crhis! This was the tour we've all been waiting for! Thank you. Keep them coming!
Superb video and commentary Chris!
😭The audio has an error, QM2's size measurement is 149,210 gross tons (not registered) - been studying the old liners too much recently! My bad! What's your favourite space aboard QM2? 📚QM2 Book 📚If you're a fan of QM2 or want to take a more detailed tour with a visit to the Bridge, Engine Room and Store Rooms, check out our QM2 book "QM2: A Photographic Journey" - www.chriscunard.com/chrisframe/ocean-liner-books/qm2-a-photographic-journey/
Great book Chris and Rachelle.
Very beautiful presentation of this flagship. Liners have this unique touch and the fact that they host sea lovers travelers give them this extra soul. Looking forward your next publication 👍
What a fantastic and detailed presentation of the beautiful QM2. Sleek and well proportioned on the outside, and truly beautiful and luxurious on the inside. I so do hope I can sail on her one day. Great video, many thanks.
Thanks so much Andrew glad you enjoyed the video!
2009 I sailed and now so glad it was a 23 night cruise as there is so much to do .
I traveled with young children cheapest way on and we spent a lot of time on deck and
my daughter said it was the best food she has ever eaten loved getting dressed up in
formals and my 9 year old son looked so lovely in suit and bow tie, something that is not
seen much now. My children dined with me not in a kids club with was great.
Thank you for bringing back memories. God bless.
I took my grandchildren on a Disney cruise last year and he wore a suit and bow tie too. He was so cute (age 7) and felt very grown up. His sister wore a bridesmaid dress, we loved our formal night. I did make a small video of our trip. Nothing like this though 😊
@@JulieWallis1963 Having the children dressed up at the dinner table eating of the adult
menu not kids food. Any cruise or ship is
great the QM was so cheap then sailing
out of Australia due to our dollar being almost equal to US. Australia was more expensive. Happy cruising.
This was everything I needed today and I’m definitely glad I also have your book!
Glad you enjoyed it TC!
I just signed-up for a four month round-the-world cruise on this beautiful Ocean Liner ( through the Road Scholar program)…I have never cruised before but am excited to embark on this next adventure.
I’m ready to book right now. What a ship.
She looks wonderful. Thanks Chris 😊
Thanks so much vX! Glad you enjoyed it.
I never sailed a true ocean liner,until we sailed the QM2 back in 2004 when she was brand new.
We did an 8 day Caribbean cruise from New York,what a ship.
I can imagine how nice the ship is now that she has been remastered
My husband and we’re booked for a transatlantic crossing on Queen Mary 2 for December 2020. Obviously Covid put pay to that.
I don’t know when we will get on her now, we are looking at 2024 , as 2023 we already have another Caribbean cruise booked and 2024 is a significant wedding anniversary.
Fingers crossed that we get onboard her then. She’s such a magnificent ship.
Terrific informative video - lovely photography and clear explanations
Before the pandemic, I had 13 voyages mostly Trans Atlantics on Queen Mary 2, my favorite Cunarder. I am looking forward to more crossings soon.
That was a fabulous video. I'll never get to sail on her, so this is as close as I'll ever get. Thank you. It was like actually being there.
I'll be sailing with her on the August 11th westbound transatlantic from Southampton...WOO-HOO, I can hardly wait!😂
Lucky you! The Transatlantic is where that ship truly shines!
@@ChrisFrameOfficial Thanks!
Love when it visits the Liverpool Pier Head, what a grand ship just like the QE2
Excellent tour of a fabulous ship. Thank you!
A much better looking ship than sympathy of the seas
I'm booked on the Queen Mary 2 later this year for the traditional Transatlantic from New York to Southampton. Thanks for putting this tour together - really enjoyed it - I'm so excited to experience the QM2 for the first time!
You’ll love it Fraser!
Which is the best site for booking?
Well done. My brother and his husband got off today from the East bound crossing. Rough but fun they said. Thanks for sharing this. It was a wonderful whirlwind and loved the extra adjectives 😎
Fantastic video!
What a GREAT ship....
Fantastic tour- thanks Chris- can’t wait to be on board this magnificent ship again
wow what a ship
Beautiful, Great, Super, fantastic, amaizing and fabulous 😍🤩🥰
Excellent tour Chris. 👍
What a great tour of a wonderful ship.
Great show
Just booked next Spring!
Loved the aerial footage of the ship, she looks amazing!!! 😅 great video mate was great to be onboard QM2 this year.
Thanks so much for the excellent drone footage mate.
What kind of drone is that
It's a beautiful ocean liner
You can look at the bridge at certain times and watch the officers there working when at sea. I went there twice on my Transatlantic crossing.
Went on The Queen Mary 2 was fantastic Trip.Only 4days But I felt like royalty.Fabulous Food,Had A pampered Facial.Looking forwardTo Another Tripxx
LOL...thats my hat! (7:35)...it was nice meeting you during the southern australian portion of the world cruise :0)
Haha you found it! Great to have met you too!
Lovely ship. Thank you for the video!
I really want to go on queen mary 2 its looks like a lot of fun
Beautiful
Looking very nice.
splendid tour of a great ocean liner.
Just booked a 25 night voyage Sydney to Singapore can't wait.
Fantastic!!
Recently saw you on a Channel 5 Documentary on QE2!
You've sold me. I'll take it.
Hola Chris,
Enjoyed your video, the main reason for watching was to gain some insight into the layout of the ship as my wife and I will be sailing on her the latter part of August, east bound to Southampton, but did miss a possible explanation of ships systems, propulsion, generation, hotel services etc.
As a maritime author, lecturer and writer I would liked to have heard some correct ship terminology. Ceiling is a deckhead, walls are bulkheads, I think you get my gist.
By all means explain the word when first used in a video, for the benefit of the landlubbers, then continue with the correct terms.
Trust you will not mind my comments, they are meant as constructive, as I believe it will add more authenticity to your narrative.
David F
Thanks David. The commentary of the tours was written to be 100% accessible, but you make a fair point and I’ll take it ‘on board’ for the future 👍
A fine tour of the public areas of the ship - however many would be interested to see The Bridge , the Engine Room , the Hospital , the kitchens and some other areas not normally seen by the public .
The hospital would be of particular interest to me because , my partner and I were due to sail on the QE2 not long before she left service ( the occasion was my 50th birthday in January 2008 , but just shortly before this , we were pleasantly surprised to discover that Jane was expecting our son Harris ; we were not initially concerned , because harris was not due until a couple of months after the cruise , but on mentioning it to the agent , we were told that jane would not be permitted to travel at an advanced stage of pregnancy ! Why , we asked , does the ship not have a fully equipped hospital , and doctors on board who are surely well versed in the not unusual matter of a mother giving birth ? But the agents were adamant , our booking was cancelled , and we received a refund . This was a great disappointment , but Harris was born in a local hospital in July 2008 without any problems and he is now almost 15 .
I would love to know whether the hospital on this ship is equipped to cope with such an eventuality , and also whether any children were ever born on board the QE2 or indeed any other Cunard liners ?
Hello, so far as I’m aware QE2 had a fully equipped hospital, with staff of doctors and nurses and even an OT, able to accommodate nearly every medical issue that may arise. You’ll often find that cruise lines and airlines have rules around reducing risk for pregnancy, as if there was a complication that required specialised neonatal care, the ship could be a long way from land and winching mother and baby into a helicopter doesn’t seem to be a very safe option. This is just my understanding of the situation and I’m not a doctor so can’t be 100% sure, but I’d say that’s why. There’s some great info about QE2’s medical facilities on The QE2 Story Forum at www.theqe2story.com/forum
Fascinating !.. I would have liked at least a brief tour of the Bridge, however.
I recently watched a video about QM2 and the presenter was very confused by the layout on board. He said it was difficult to navigate all the corridors to get to where he was going. For instance, he said that to access the card room, he had to walk through a public toilet! Is this right, Chris? I love the look of the ship and would love to sail on her.
Hi Joan. I’ve never had to walk though a public toilet to access any of QM2’s passenger spaces. The ships layout is different, but I actually don’t find it confusing at all. Perhaps it’s because I’m so familiar with the ship. The Card Room is the Atlantic Room and there’s no public toilet between the entry and the corridor 😉
@@ChrisFrameOfficial Maybe that person got lost! I thought it sounded a bit strange. Thanks for clarifying that.
On deck 9 outside of the Churchill's are you able to smell the cigar smell ? Our room is nearby and I was thinking of moving to another floor.
Thank you Chris. We look forward to joining one of your lectures ob a Cunard voyage.
Considering QMII in Spring 2024
Further considering a QSG cabin on Deck 9 though the record just scratched while viewing this video. The Churchill Cigar Lounge would be 4 cabins Aft of the Churchills and the CC.
Here is my concern with this Cabin location - we are NOT a smoking folk. Does the Cabin corridor connect to Churchills?
I cannot imagine the cigar smoke not wafting down the corridor. What say ye kind Sir?
Greetings from 40,000ft over the southern ocean! Churchills opens into the Commodore Club. The corridor does link into the lounge at that area but I don’t recall a cigar smell in the cabin corridor - however I’d say to be extra sure perhaps choose one a bit further aft?
@@ChrisFrameOfficial many thanks your swift reply. Safe Travels
I'm Panamanian but I still wish to visit the Queen Mary 2!
Wonderful tour , thank you ! I plan to go in December. Is the pool heated in winter ?
G’day! The magrodome covered pool is heated all year round.
I spent one night aboard on Sunday 23/4, after my cruise was cancelled. Discovered Homer Simpson and the hidden glass fronted outdoor lift. Sadly the shops were shut so I couldn't buy one of your books. Perhaps you can do a video of why the cruise was cancelled and what the did to repair the ship?
Glad you were able to find Homer!
Which cabins have you booked? Have you had the opportunity to check out the ocean view solo-cabins on deck 2 & 3? I have booked those cabins and hoping they are as nice as they look online. Thank you for your video tour!
Yes I saw the interior of the solo rooms in 2016. I’ve got a short tour on my QM2 playlist.
@@ChrisFrameOfficial Thank you, I'll check out your QM2 playlist 👍. Thank you for replying. Happy travels!
Do they recruit workers ,if they do please I’d be glad if you drop the link
Where is the library?! I worked there for years and it is not covered!! 😢
It’s at 11:24
Is there any difference between a Cruz ship and an ocean liner and please tell the name of the largest ship ever made till today in both category
m.ruclips.net/video/W9iMM1m0m5E/видео.html 👏
Guys does queen mary 2 have an ballroom?
She sure does. The Queens Room. Largest dance floor at sea 💃
Please recommend the best site for QM2 booking?
I hope the new Photogrammetry 3D scanning technology matures (such as the Unreal Engine 5 stuff) so it would be possible for someone to take a detailed 3D scan of the interior using only a cell phone - would be really interesting to compare this ship with the fantastic UE5 model of Titanic where you can explore about half the ship - to see where we have come in 100 years. On the Titanic you can really see how cramped a lot of it is an how spacious QM2 looks in comparison - I wonder if we'll be saying the same thing in 100 years about a possible QE3?
At 3:00 you should mention guest check the panels for hidden surprises. I will NEVER understand WHY a ship needs a planetarium! It's the FIRST and LAST at sea.
Ahh but the Planetarium is a great feature and some of the shows they present there are fascinating. It fits into the Cunard Insights quite nicely as when QM2 is mid Atlantic and there’s no light pollution you can really connect with the universe by looking at the night sky. There’s actually a few other ships with Planetarium, including Viking Orion. 🪐 Good point about those panels. Have you found Homer Simpson?
Great video which I really enjoyed but why oh why isn't this magnificent ship doing a World Cruise in 2025?
It will be sad not to have her in Australia in 2025.
What is the cost
I knew it was nice but wow
Is this best❤and concorde too🥰
How do they get the propellers in the water?
The propellers *are* in the water. The propellers on show are spares that can used to replace a damaged prop if needed.
@@JulieWallis1963 You mean pods. How do they get the replacement down in the water?
deutscher titel & englische doku = S u P e R ... VIELEN DANK ☠❤🩹☠
It also has German subtitles.
I saw this ship docked in Le Havre France last Friday and I was shocked, she looked drab, washed out and had plenty of surface rust, just not what I expected from Cunard.
Nothing about the dog area?!
Ahhhhh I knew I’d missed something. It’s on the top deck off the D stairway and was closed on my voyage as it is only used on the transatlantic crossings. 🐕
@@ChrisFrameOfficial The most important 😊 thank you!
In September I will be with my lovely dog Laika on QM2 and very excited! 👏👏
lets go below decks to the engine rooms and machinery spaces were the real ship is. take us to the command bridge , radio rooms . this is the real ship , the rest is just a fancy hotel that i have no interest in . i want to know how she handles rough seas , does she have anti roll stabilizers . how big are her drive pods and how many are there. what is the h.p. output . she is a very beautiful ship but i want to see her real beauty below decks.
whoever picked that carpet for the grand lobby should pay have it replaced. wth
The 2016 carpets are a Starburst design custom created taking inspiration from the style used aboard the original Queen Mary.
I legit thought the queen mary 2 was a cruise ship
QM2 [like her predecessor QE2] is an Ocean Liner that also does cruises.
They replaced the basket ball court because everyone who goes on the QM2 is 70+ years old.
15 minutes 28 seconds, you thought it was a canoe then..............................................
Talking general, ships today look very ugly, and I don’t think all the crazy and organized activities are for me. Everything is too big, too colourfull, too shiny, too much. I don’t think this is for me and don’t like this decor or style neither, but at least on the exterior is a beautiful ship, in line with old time Cunard
. Though, ocean liner time is gone.
Fun fact: This is the same company who once own the titanic before the disaster.
Even funnier fact. No it's not. White Star owned Titanic. Cunard merged with White Star many years after Titanic sank.
I don’t know why I expected the QM2 to be an elegant ocean liner with Titanic-like old world grandeur. But it’s just as garish and vulgar as those other floating monstrosities. The cheap bright carpeting alone gave me a headache. No a stick of fine furniture to be seen; all of it cookie-cutter mass produced nondescript drek you can find in any commercial lobby or dentist waiting room 🤮
Hey AladdinSE. The carpets are designed in tribute to the starburst design used aboard the original Queen Mary. QM2 also has a vast array of custom furniture in the various public spaces. This video may be of interest if you’d like to put the glamour of Titanic into perspective: ruclips.net/video/Rzr_1wxJJC4/видео.html
Audio problematic narrator needs a public speaking class. It sounds like he is mumbling.
I'd suggest your speakers or headphones need replacing.
Haha that moment you realise he is an internationally renowned public speaker and feel like a right nit!
This.Is.So.Beautiful.
Queen Mary ❤️