Explore Every Deck of Queen Mary 2

It's the world's only passenger ocean liner, and we are taking you back on board in this episode of @windowseatworldtravel

It's our fifth crossing on Cunard's Queen Mary 2, and this time we're giving you a floor-by-floor tour, from stem to stern, showing you what to expect on each and every level of this massive ship.

From the crew quarters to the dog kennels, you'll see it all in this episode. Let us know in the comments if you've been aboard, and what we may have missed!

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[ricklohmeyer]

We are fellow Coloradoans and were on the ship with you. Really enjoyed the daily programs with the veterans that you hosted. Love Cunard and the QM2.

[martynmiller]

Excellent from the start, sincere thanks.
I've crossed UK-USA around 10 times on QM2 since 2006, with more booked.
Your video is superb, thank you again.

[GlobalAdventurer]

Thank you! Very nice video. I'll be on the QM2 in two months. Subbed👍

[Irish]

I really dislike that other cruise lines have gotten rid of their libraries, or have shrunk them down to near uselessness. I know they wanted more space for profitable things like gambling and high-end retail. And I suppose someone crunched the numbers and determined that the loss of passengers who like to read during their cruise didn't outweigh the increased $$$ from the gamblers and shopping addicts. I'm glad Cunard has kept their on-board libraries. This makes me want to sail with them someday. Please keep your libraries!

[TAEng-ugkb]

Wonderful tour of a wonderful ship! But sad that you skipped over the Churchill Lounge. Great venue for an afternoon or post-dinner cigar and whisky.

[gogreen]

It's "afternoon tea." "High tea" is essentially supper, the meal working families would have at the end of the day with meat, bread, potatoes, etc. Afternoon tea is traditionally served at a low ("coffee") table at 4pm or so, while high tea is served at a regular dining room table.

[courtlandlee]

I have done the crossing on the QM2. His very perfunctory style does not do the ship or the experience justice!

[kristophermorgan]

Excellent video. Is there a dress code on board?