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There are many great operators in the cruise business, but few have a heritage and reputation as rich as Cunard’s.

Since the first Cunard voyage set course for Halifax in May 1840, the world has undergone many changes. Empires have risen and crumbled, rising prosperity has been tempered by bouts of crushing economic downturns, and world wars have been waged. But none of this has prevented Cunard from establishing itself as one of the world’s leading operators.

Cunard Line Fleet of Cruise Liners

At three ships, Cunard’s current fleet is certainly not as big as some of its rivals, such as Carnival Cruises and Celebrity Cruises. But in terms of prestige, these vessels are among the most famous around.

The Queen Mary II (also known as the QM2), Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth are all very modern vessels, with the first of them, the QM2, being introduced as recently as 2004. Another vessel, the world-renowned Queen Elizabeth II (affectionately known as the ‘QE2’), was retired in 2008 after almost 40 years of service. Craps come bet payout.

Nevertheless, these three vessel manage to visit a wide array of destinations. The traditional transatlantic voyage, starting off in the UK port of Southampton (the home of Cunard) and heading over to New York with a stop off in Hamburg, remains a traditional favorite.

However, Cunard ships operate on a number of different routes as well, including the following: prestigious

The Mediterranean
Northern Europe and the UK
Scandinavia, the Baltic and Iceland
The Canary Islands, Madeira and the Azores
The Caribbean
The USA and Canada

And for those who wish to cruise in style, there’s even world tours available.

Cunard Line Casinos On-Board

Befitting vessel that have been built from the ground up to offer their passengers uncompromising luxury and entertainment, all three of Cunard’s current vessels have onboard casinos.

Suffice to say, these casinos are well equipped. The Empire Casino onboard the Queen Mary II, for instance, offer 12 different table games including blackjack and roulette, alongside 75 slots.

As Cunard is part of the Carnival Group, which owns Carnival Cruises, Members of the Ocean Players Club can make use of their membership onboard. This includes being rated when playing table games in the casino, as well as earning points that can be used for cash-back rewards and discounts on future cruises.

Be that as it may, curious newcomers are also welcome in casinos. Indeed, it’s possible to sign up for lessons in casino gambling while onboard.

Cruising in Style

Befitting vessels with a reputation for uncompromising luxury, all three of Cunard’s current vessels offer a wealth of entertainment options with a typically British twist.Traditional staples include swimming pools, gyms, deck sports, tennis courts, fitness classes, spa treatments, shops and restaurants (including the option to enjoy an English afternoon tea).

But while onboard, you’ll find other things too. You can sit back and watch a movie, or select a book or two from the vessels’ extensively equipped libraries. Or, for those who enjoy the finer things in life, you can tour fine arts galleries or even take in an orchestral performance while on the high seas.

A number of education courses are also available, ranging from computer lessons to lectures on famous authors from the ships’ expert librarians.

Cunard Line Cruises Facts &Amp; Figures

Finally, here are some facts and figures relating to Cunard Cruises:

Size of fleet: three ships
Destinations: New York, Southampton, the Caribbean, Scandinavia, the Baltic, Iceland, the Canary Island, the Azores, Madeira, Canada, the Middle East, China, Asia, South Africa, Australia, and more
Connectivity: Cell phone, internet (State room, wifi hotspots, internet café).

For more information, including how to make a reservation, please visit the Cunard Line Cruises official website.

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- Life On Board

Is there a casino on board?

Yes, there is a casino on board each Cunard ship.

Location

The Empire casino is situated midships on deck 2 of all Cunard ships

Age Limits

Only those over the age of 18 may use the casino facilities.

Opening Times

The casinos on board will only open when the ship is outside UK territorial waters which is generally 12 miles off shore (approximately 45 minutes after departure*), as long as the cruise has an overseas port such as:

Cobh - Republic of Ireland
Dublin - Republic of Ireland
St Peters Port - Channel Islands
Foreign country ports

On voyages that do not have overseas ports, i.e an itinerary with only UK territory ports of call (as below) we would be unable to open the casino because we would never be 12 miles outside UK territorial waters.

Belfast - Northern Ireland
Douglas - Isle of Man
Greencastle - Northern Ireland
Invergordon - Scotland
Kirkwall - Orkneys
Leith - Scotland
Lerwick - Shetland islands
Liverpool
Milford Haven - Wales
Stornoway - Outer Hebrides

Typical sea day hours are as follows:

Port day: (in accordance with the above)

Sea day: Slot machines 10am – close and tables 11am – close

Casinos will close at a time the Casino Manager deems appropriate.

*This can vary by distance and local regulations

Facilities

Most of the casino table games will be offered at from $3 - $25 minimum with the table maximums varying between $100 - $500. The slot machines cover a variety of denominations (including $5, $1, 25c, 5c and penny machines) and games such as reel slots, traditional video pokers and some of the latest developments in video slots.

On Queen Mary 2 there are 9 gaming tables (including Roulette, Blackjack, Three card poker, Heads up Texas Hold'em*) and around 55 slot machines.

On Queen Elizabeth there are 5 gaming tables (including Roulette, Blackjack, Three Card Poker, Fun 21) and 46 slot machines.

On Queen Victoria there are 5 gaming tables (including Roulette, Blackjack, Three Card Poker, Fun 21) and 44 slot machines.

Gaming lessons are generally available during the day.

*Please note this is not the regular Texas Hold'em table

Payment Options

Cash is accepted however no longer necessary in all Empire casinos. You can insert cash (notes) directly into any slot machine or use cash to purchase chips at any of the gaming tables.

If you prefer not to carry cash - all of our slots are now equipped with the state of the art slot master system allowing you to purchase credits and cash out you winnings directly to your cruise card. You can also purchase chips at the gaming tables using your cruise card by simply handing it to the dealer.

Please note a credit card must be registered at check in or the front desk to use this service.

Cunard Queen Mary 2 Casino

On board spending money may not be used for purchases relating to the casino.

Cunard Line Fleet of Cruise Liners

Cunard Line Casinos On-Board

Cruising in Style

Cunard Line Cruises Facts &Amp; Figures

Is there a casino on board?

Location

Age Limits

Opening Times

Facilities

Payment Options

Cunard Queen Mary 2 Casino

Cunard Queen Mary 2 Casino

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