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The map of Marinetraffic shows you the current location of the Queen Mary 2 . You can follow live the current route of the ship . In addition, you can view images of the Queen Mary 2 or retrieve data about the ship. You can also use the map to search for other ships or manually scroll and zoom the map.

Live Webcam Queen Mary 2

Here you can see the current view of the Queen Mary 2 from the ship’s bowcam . The image is automatically updated at regular intervals. Unfortunately, we have no influence on the termination in which the image is updated, as this is provided by the owner, the Cunard Line.

Queen Mary 2 Shipdata

IMO	9241061
MMSI	310627000
Commissioning	2003
Port of registry	Hamilton
Shipping company	Cunard Line Ltd.
Owner	Carnival Corporation
Flag	Bermuda
Length	345,03 m
Width	48,7 m
Draught	max. 10,3 m
Decks	13
Speed	30 Knots
Deadweight	19189 t
Crew	1253
Passengers	2620

The Queen Mary 2 is one of the largest cruise ships in the world and the flagship of the traditional British shipping company Cunard Line . It was put into service in 2003 and most recently modernized in 2016 in Hamburg. It offers space for 2620 passengers on 13 decks, cared for by 1250 employees. It is the only remaining transatlantic liner to undertake 6-day service flights between Southampton, Hamburg and New York. Most information is also available in German on the ship, but basic English is recommended.

Cabines

The indoor and outdoor cabins have 15sqm, the balcony cabins 23sqm. In addition, there are various suites up to the luxury class, which are 35-209 square meters. Guests of the suites receive exclusive access to separate areas on board the ship.

Queen Mary 2 Construction

The Queen Mary has been designed to allow you to pass the Verrazano Narrows Bridge in New York, as this is the lowest obstacle on the New York – Southampton route. When the ship passes the bridge, the distance between the bridge and the bridge is the highest point of the ship just 2 meters. The ship was designed especially for the Atlantic crossing, so the material thickness is 30mm. Hull and superstructures are made of steel. The life of the ship is designed for 40 years. The number of lifeboats at 37 is actually not the safety standard, but for the Queen Mary 2 was granted a waiver. The public areas such as cinema, dining room or theater are, unlike other cruise ships, within the Rumfkontur on the first decks. The standard cabins are located above, as well as the higher-quality cabins, as well as bars, restaurants and the spa area.

Machines and technical equipment

The machinery of the Queen Mary 2 can be described as unique among the multitude of cruise liners. The electric drive consists of six generators powered by four 16-cylinder diesel engines and two gas turbines. The electric motors, each with a capacity of 16,800 kW, drive four huge ship propellers and allow a speed of about 25 to 30 knots. The consumption is about 500 tons of fuel per day.

Cabines

Inside cabin – 18 m², 1-4 Persons
Outside cabin – 18 m², 1-4 Persons
Balcony cabin – 25 m², 1-5 Persons
Junior Suite – 35 m², 1-5 Persons
Suite with balcon – 47 m², 1-5 Persons
Theme Suite – 70-209 m², 1-6 Persons

Restaurants, Bars & Highlights

8 Restaurants & Bistros
13 Bars & Lounges
650 Meter Joggingcourt
Wellness
Fitness-Center
Golf-Simulator
Planetarium & Auditorium
Royal Court Theatre

Videos: Dining Guide + all 3 Queens - Queen Mary 2

The following videos should help you to get a better impression of the Queen Mary 2. In addition to an exciting reportage about the cruise ship, the tour shows you the complete ship.

Shipdecks - Queen Mary 2

Here you have an overview of all the ship’s decks of the Queen Mary 2, which are accessible to passengers. The decks scroll automatically, but of course they can also be clicked through manually.

Cunard Line Cruiseships

Name	IMO	Crew	Passengers	Decks	Commissioning
Queen Elizabeth	9477438	1003	2092	12	2010
Queen Mary 2	9241061	1253	2620	13	2003
Queen Victoria	9320556	981	1990	12	2007

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