Thread: Is Cunard a "Good Fit" for you?

Is Cunard a "Good Fit" for you?

Please say why if you wish. Could be helpful to folks considering. What some dislike, others love or don't mind.

There are no prizes for guessing how I voted, being that I have just finished my 23rd Cunard voyage.

Many would stay Cunard is stuffy, old fashioned and boring. Well if it is, so am I, because I love it!

Like Stephen no surprise I said yes.
When I board the QM2 it's like "Old home week" with crew greeting me, most of them by name or at least they recognize me as a repeater.
Linda

At some point in life I plan to take (as my grandmother called it) "a crossing" on a Cunard ship.

Originally Posted by Lanky Lad

There are no prizes for guessing how I voted, being that I have just finished my 23rd Cunard voyage.

Many would stay Cunard is stuffy, old fashioned and boring. Well if it is, so am I, because I love it!

It is typical "old school" British. And for us, that is a good thing.

Originally Posted by LuLu

At some point in life I plan to take (as my grandmother called it) "a crossing" on a Cunard ship.

I want to do a Voyage. First to England from NYC, then around England and Ireland for a week cruse, then back to the US. No hassle on air travel!

Originally Posted by nealberk

I want to do a Voyage. First to England from NYC, then around England and Ireland for a week cruse, then back to the US. No hassle on air travel!

That sounds like an EXCELLENT plan!

Cunard sends us brochures all the time.

I plan to sail across to the UK on maybe Princess and back on QM2. Or vice versa. Got to find a combination that gets the dates right for me and to spend some time in the UK.

I voted yes even though I have never been on unard. I just know I am going to love it.

Tony- You can sail from the US to England, spend two weeks in England, then sail back. There are several dates that let you do this.

Originally Posted by LuLu

That sounds like an EXCELLENT plan!

Cunard sends us brochures all the time.

And I have to throw mine out after about two or three days. Too much drool on them.