Electronic cigarettesĮlectronic cigarettes and vaporising devices, including those which do not emit smoke/vapour, are only permitted in designated smoking areas. Some countries have strict rules around the use of electronic cigarettes, please visit the foreign office website for information.ĭesignated smoking areas on the open decks will be clearly signposted and noted in the Daily Programme. Smoking is not permitted in staterooms, on balconies, or in public areas (with the exception of Churchill's Cigar Lounge, which is reserved for cigar and pipe smokers only). With this in mind, as a direct result of the feedback we have received from our guests, we have amended our policy with regards to smoking on board Cunard ships.Īll public spaces (with the exception of designated smoking areas) including restaurants and outdoor dining alternatives are designated as non smoking within the ship.
The safety, comfort, and enjoyment of all our guests has always been a key concern at Cunard. Details of how to locate your assembly station are found on the back of your stateroom door. In the event of an emergency, please go to your dedicated assembly station on board. Queen Elizabeth is certified to carry 3,272 people (2175 guests and 1,097 crew). There are also 47 life rafts, which can carry 35 people per raft. Queen Elizabeth has 16 lifeboats which can carry 150 people per boat and 2 dual purpose lifeboats.rescue boats which can carry 27 people. Queen Victoria is certified to carry 3,200 people (2,218 guests and 992 crew). There are also 47 life rafts, which can carry 35 people per raft, plus 2 fast rescue craft. Queen Victoria has 16 lifeboats which which can carry 150 people per boat. Queen Mary 2 is certified to carry 4400 people (3108 guests and 1,292 crew) Life boats are located on deck 8. There are also 60 life rafts, which can carry 37 people per raft, plus 2 fast rescue craft.
Queen Mary 2 has 22 lifeboats which can carry 150 people per boat.
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