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Day One: Thursday, October 03
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In Transit Overnight:
Overnight flight to Manchester.
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Type:
Four-Star Hotel
Description:
Stylish new hotel located in Liverpool city centre close to the Albert Dock. Liverpool Lime Street train station is 1.6 km and John Lennon Airport is 11 km from the hotel.
Ship Information:
N/A.
Contact info:
40 Hanover Street
Liverpool, L1 4LN UK:England
phone: +44 151/6032801
web:
www.novotel.com
Room amenities:
26" LCD satellite/cable colour TV, internet access (paying), broadband connection, hair dryer, iron, laptop safe, minibar, tea/coffee. 110/120 V AC and 220/240 V AC . Safe deposit box. Minibar.
Facility amenities:
Elements Restaurant and Bar. Jacuzzi, Fitness centre, Indoor heated pool. Ramp access, Comply w/ Americ. Disability Act, Wi-Fi at the hotel (paying). Shoe shine machine. Safe deposit box at reception. Dry cleaning / Ironing (paying). Currency exchange. 24 hour room service hot dishes and cold snacks.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator:
Yes
Additional nights before:
For additional pre and post program accommodations, please contact Road Scholar Travel Services at (800) 241-1404 or via email to travelinfo@roadscholar.org
Check in time:
2:00 PM
Day Two: Friday, October 04
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Arrive To:
Manchester Airport. Transfers to the hotel in Liverpool.
Lunch:
A light lunch is served in the hotel at 12:30pm.
Afternoon:
Free afternoon for check-in and relaxation. The welcome meeting with Kevin Flude will take place in the hotel at 5:00pm.
Dinner:
In the hotel.
Evening:
At leisure.
Lodging:
Novotel Liverpool Centre
Meals Included:
Lunch, Dinner
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Type:
Four-Star Hotel
Description:
Stylish new hotel located in Liverpool city centre close to the Albert Dock. Liverpool Lime Street train station is 1.6 km and John Lennon Airport is 11 km from the hotel.
Ship Information:
N/A.
Contact info:
40 Hanover Street
Liverpool, L1 4LN UK:England
phone: +44 151/6032801
web:
www.novotel.com
Room amenities:
26" LCD satellite/cable colour TV, internet access (paying), broadband connection, hair dryer, iron, laptop safe, minibar, tea/coffee. 110/120 V AC and 220/240 V AC . Safe deposit box. Minibar.
Facility amenities:
Elements Restaurant and Bar. Jacuzzi, Fitness centre, Indoor heated pool. Ramp access, Comply w/ Americ. Disability Act, Wi-Fi at the hotel (paying). Shoe shine machine. Safe deposit box at reception. Dry cleaning / Ironing (paying). Currency exchange. 24 hour room service hot dishes and cold snacks.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator:
Yes
Additional nights before:
For additional pre and post program accommodations, please contact Road Scholar Travel Services at (800) 241-1404 or via email to travelinfo@roadscholar.org
Check in time:
2:00 PM
Day Three: Saturday, October 05
- The Beatles Story Museum and the Museum of Liverpool.
Breakfast:
Full English and continental breakfast in the hotel.
Morning:
Kevin Flude lectures on The Beatles' Liverpool.
Lunch:
In the hotel.
Afternoon:
The afternoon field trip explores the Beatles Story Museum-Located in the Fab Four's hometown of Liverpool, the award-winning Beatles Story experience is an atmospheric journey into the life, times, culture and music of the Beatles. Join us on a magical mystery tour to see how four young lads from Liverpool were propelled to the dizzy heights of worldwide fame and fortune to become the greatest band of all time. Learn about a teenagers' life in the 1950s and 1960s. Consider the Beatles' influence on social and cultural change. At the new Museum of Liverpool, located on the waterfront,discover the "Wondrous Place" gallery which celebrates the city's creativity and includes Beatles and Cavern Club memorabilia. Take a ticket at the reception for the Beatles show 'In The Town Where I was Born'. Feel the excitement of a football match and see how the Fab Four rocked the world in two fantastic film experiences.
Dinner:
In the hotel.
Evening:
At leisure or you may like to visit the Saturday night Beatles tribute night at the Cavern Club-- Saturday with the Beatles Beatles Tribute Show featuring the Cavern Club Beatles Cavern Live Lounge Every Saturday celebrate the music of the Fab Four in the place it all began! The Beatles played the Cavern Club 292 times, from February 1961 to August 1963. The resident Beatle band THE CAVERN CLUB BEATLES, will take you from those early Cavern days through to Let It Be and beyond. The show takes place theatre style in the Cavern Live Lounge, the very stage that Sir Paul McCartney played on his return to this historic venue in 1999. Seating is unreserved and pre–booking strongly recommended Doors 9pm Show starts 9.30pm Tickets £12.00 (2012 prices)
Lodging:
Novotel Liverpool Centre
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Type:
Four-Star Hotel
Description:
Stylish new hotel located in Liverpool city centre close to the Albert Dock. Liverpool Lime Street train station is 1.6 km and John Lennon Airport is 11 km from the hotel.
Ship Information:
N/A.
Contact info:
40 Hanover Street
Liverpool, L1 4LN UK:England
phone: +44 151/6032801
web:
www.novotel.com
Room amenities:
26" LCD satellite/cable colour TV, internet access (paying), broadband connection, hair dryer, iron, laptop safe, minibar, tea/coffee. 110/120 V AC and 220/240 V AC . Safe deposit box. Minibar.
Facility amenities:
Elements Restaurant and Bar. Jacuzzi, Fitness centre, Indoor heated pool. Ramp access, Comply w/ Americ. Disability Act, Wi-Fi at the hotel (paying). Shoe shine machine. Safe deposit box at reception. Dry cleaning / Ironing (paying). Currency exchange. 24 hour room service hot dishes and cold snacks.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator:
Yes
Additional nights before:
For additional pre and post program accommodations, please contact Road Scholar Travel Services at (800) 241-1404 or via email to travelinfo@roadscholar.org
Check in time:
2:00 PM
Day Four: Sunday, October 06
- Childhood homes, the Casbah and the Cavern.
Breakfast:
Full English and continental breafast in the hotel.
Morning:
Full day field trip to "Mendips" and 20 Forthlin Road-the childhood homes of John Lennon and Sir Paul McCartney - an opportunity to see where the Beatles met, composed and rehearsed many of their earliest songs. Imagine walking through the back door into the kitchen where John's Aunt Mimi would have cooked him his tea, or standing in the spot where Lennon and McCartney composed 'I Saw Her Standing There'. Gain real insight into Lennon and McCartney's humble beginnings. Mendips is a fine example of 1950s housing. It was lovingly maintained by John's Aunt Mimi and you can still see the house and garden as it was when they lived here. Neat, tidy, yet still cosy, it's a real home. A typical example of post-war terraced council housing, 20 Forthlin Road is plainer than Mendips. The McCartney men weren't as houseproud as Aunt Mimi so expect to see mismatched wallpaper, clutter and threadbare sofas.
Lunch:
Taken out in Liverpool.
Afternoon:
The Casbah Coffee Club is now an English Heritage Grade 2 listed building due to its historic importance. 'We know of no other survival like it in Liverpool or indeed anywhere else.' Bob Hawkins (English Heritage). The Casbah Coffee Club (Est 1959) by Mona Best, owned by former Beatle, Pete Best and his brothers Rory and Roag Best. A must for all Beatles' fans, the Casbah Coffee Club is the place where it all began. This is the only original Beatles venue to remain unchanged complete with: - Star ceiling - painted by Pete, John, George and Paul - Rainbow room - Stage ceiling painted by Sir Paul McCartney - Aztec room - Ceiling painted by John - Spider room - Stage occupied by The Beatles, and many other Merseybeat stars - Cynthia's silhouette of John, Original guitar, mike, amps all used by The Beatles Continue on to theBeatle heartland: Matthew Street and the Cavern Quarter. This winding part of the city centre is a network of former warehouses and has developed into a mecca for Beatles fans, with a range of bars and shops dedicated to the Fab Four. The area is home to Liverpool's Wall of Fame which features the name of every Liverpool band or solo artist who has reached Number One in the UK charts. There are also statues of the Fab Four, including a solo cast of John Lennon leaning against the Cavern Pub wall, several group poses including Arthur Dooley's bronze Four Lads who Shook the World which is located on the wall opposite the Cavern and the wistful figure of Eleanor Rigby sitting on a bench in nearby Stanley Street. Continue on to the Cavern Club is the cradle of British music- see Paul and George’s school - John Lennon’s art school - Ringo’s childhood home - Penny Lane -- Eleanor Rigby’s grave - Strawberry Field - George’s home
Dinner:
Excluded.
Evening:
At leisure.
Lodging:
Novotel Liverpool Centre
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch
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Type:
Four-Star Hotel
Description:
Located close to West End. Was formerly Radisson Edwardian Grafton Hotel. Name chamge.
Contact info:
130 Tottenham Court Road
London., W1T 5AY UK:England
phone: +44 20 7388 4131
web:
www.radissonedwardian.com
Room amenities:
Air-conditioning. Direct dial telephone with personal phone numbers. Satellite TV, hairdryer, mini bar, in room safe, iron and trouser press, and tea and coffee making facilities. Complimentary wireless Internet access. US 110v sockets.
Facility amenities:
Restaurant, bar, business centre, fitness room and complimentary wireless Internet access.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator:
Yes
Day Five: Monday, October 07
-
Morning:
Free morning for you to explore Liverpool's many museums and galleries.
Lunch:
A light lunch is served in the hotel.
Afternoon:
Transfer by coach from Liverpool to London. Check in. Welcome to London meeting at 5:00pm.
Dinner:
In the hotel.
Evening:
At leisure.
Lodging:
Radisson Blu Grafton Hotel.
Meals Included:
Lunch, Dinner
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Type:
Four-Star Hotel
Description:
Located close to West End. Was formerly Radisson Edwardian Grafton Hotel. Name chamge.
Contact info:
130 Tottenham Court Road
London., W1T 5AY UK:England
phone: +44 20 7388 4131
web:
www.radissonedwardian.com
Room amenities:
Air-conditioning. Direct dial telephone with personal phone numbers. Satellite TV, hairdryer, mini bar, in room safe, iron and trouser press, and tea and coffee making facilities. Complimentary wireless Internet access. US 110v sockets.
Facility amenities:
Restaurant, bar, business centre, fitness room and complimentary wireless Internet access.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator:
Yes
Day Six: Tuesday, October 08
- Modern London. Tate Modern and the Churchill Museum and War Rooms.
Breakfast:
Full English and continental breakfast in the hotel.
Morning:
Field trip to Tate Modern.
Lunch:
Taken out.
Afternoon:
The field trip continues with a coach ride around London's modern architecture. Field trip to the Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms. Deep beneath the bustle of London lie the original Cabinet War Rooms - today part of the Churchill War Rooms - which sheltered the people at the heart of Britain's wartime government during the Blitz. In 1940, shortly after becoming Prime Minister, Churchill stood in the War Cabinet Room and declared: 'This is the room from which I will direct the war'. Today, you can step back in time to explore the secret headquarters where Churchill and his staff changed the course of history. Find out the stories of the people who walked the maze of corridors as London was being bombed above them. See where Churchill and his War Cabinet met, sometimes late into the night, and look through the lens of history into the Map Room, where the books and charts have remained exactly where they were left in 1945. In the Churchill Museum, explore the man behind the image as you discover more about the influences and pressures that shaped Churchill’s life and work.
Dinner:
In the hotel.
Evening:
A field trip by coach takes us on rock routes including Abbey Road and Studios at 3 St Johns Wood.
Lodging:
Radisson Blu Grafton Hotel.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Type:
Four-Star Hotel
Description:
Located close to West End. Was formerly Radisson Edwardian Grafton Hotel. Name chamge.
Contact info:
130 Tottenham Court Road
London., W1T 5AY UK:England
phone: +44 20 7388 4131
web:
www.radissonedwardian.com
Room amenities:
Air-conditioning. Direct dial telephone with personal phone numbers. Satellite TV, hairdryer, mini bar, in room safe, iron and trouser press, and tea and coffee making facilities. Complimentary wireless Internet access. US 110v sockets.
Facility amenities:
Restaurant, bar, business centre, fitness room and complimentary wireless Internet access.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator:
Yes
Day Seven: Wednesday, October 09
- British Music Experience.
Breakfast:
Full English and continental breakfast in the hotel.
Morning:
A field trip takes us to the O2 Bubble for the "British Music Experience" including Abbey Road and Studios at 3 St Johns Wood.
Lunch:
Excluded.
Afternoon:
Free afternoon.
Dinner:
In the hotel.
Evening:
At leisure.
Lodging:
Radisson Blu Grafton Hotel.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Dinner
Close [ x ]
Type:
Four-Star Hotel
Description:
Located close to West End. Was formerly Radisson Edwardian Grafton Hotel. Name chamge.
Contact info:
130 Tottenham Court Road
London., W1T 5AY UK:England
phone: +44 20 7388 4131
web:
www.radissonedwardian.com
Room amenities:
Air-conditioning. Direct dial telephone with personal phone numbers. Satellite TV, hairdryer, mini bar, in room safe, iron and trouser press, and tea and coffee making facilities. Complimentary wireless Internet access. US 110v sockets.
Facility amenities:
Restaurant, bar, business centre, fitness room and complimentary wireless Internet access.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator:
Yes
Day Eight: Thursday, October 10
-
Breakfast:
Full English and continental breakfast in the hotel.
Morning:
Field trip to Kensington Palace, former home to Princess Diana accompanied by Ken Wharfe, Diana's former royal protection officer. The King’s and Queen’s State Apartments, once the epicentre of royal and political life, have been brought to life with new multi-medium installations, live interactive theatre, and never-displayed-before costume from the Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection.
Lunch:
Lunch is taken out in the Kensington area.
Afternoon:
Field trip to the V&A's Fashion Galleries.
Dinner:
In the hotel.
Evening:
At leisure.
Lodging:
Radisson Blu Grafton Hotel.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Type:
Cruise Ship
Ship Information:
Having made her debut in January of 2004, the stylish and grand 12-deck, transatlantic liner Queen Mary 2, built by Cunard and under British Registry, represents the pinnacle of maritime achievement. At 1,132' long and 131' wide (150,000 tons) and cruising at 28.5 knots she can carry 3,090 passengers
Contact info:
xxxx
New York, NY xxx USA
phone: 000-000-0
web:
www.cunard.com
Room amenities:
Public areas linked by elevators include restaurants, bars, library, lounges, theater, casino, spa club, gym, sun decks and pool.
Facility amenities:
Public areas linked by elevators include restaurants, bars, library, lounges, theater, casino, spa club, gym, sun decks and pool.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator:
Yes
Check out time:
10:00 AM
Day Nine: Friday, October 11
- Embarkation Queen Mary II.
Breakfast:
Full English and continental breakfast in the hotel.
Morning:
Coach transfer to Southampton. Embark Queen Mary II.
Lunch:
On board ship.
Afternoon:
Shipboard activities. Enjoy a variety of shipboard enrichment sessions. From Cunard Insights guest lecture series to the Book Club with literary discussions with the Librarian, to classes such as watercolours, computer lessons, wine tasting, ballroom dancing, etc. Speakers give highlights of what Winston Churchill called “The Special Relationship” between the US and UK. On deck, games and more active enterainment are available including the Fitness Centre, a walk round the Promenade Deck; swim in one of the pools, play tennis, or take exercise classes such a Yoga and Pilates, or try a round on the golf simulator! Enjoy singers and dancers in stage shows in the Royal Court Theatre, movies in the cinema, pianists, jazz bands and string quartets in bars and lounges throughout the ship. Hear the Julliard School jazz series and take part in the Royal Night Themed balls. Polish your acting skills with one hour workshops by RADA. Or simply take afternoon tea and enjoy the Maritime Quest exhibition throughout the ship.
Dinner:
On board ship in the Britannia Restaurant.
Evening:
Shipboard entertainment.
Lodging:
Aboard The Queen Mary II
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Type:
Cruise Ship
Ship Information:
Having made her debut in January of 2004, the stylish and grand 12-deck, transatlantic liner Queen Mary 2, built by Cunard and under British Registry, represents the pinnacle of maritime achievement. At 1,132' long and 131' wide (150,000 tons) and cruising at 28.5 knots she can carry 3,090 passengers
Contact info:
xxxx
New York, NY xxx USA
phone: 000-000-0
web:
www.cunard.com
Room amenities:
Public areas linked by elevators include restaurants, bars, library, lounges, theater, casino, spa club, gym, sun decks and pool.
Facility amenities:
Public areas linked by elevators include restaurants, bars, library, lounges, theater, casino, spa club, gym, sun decks and pool.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator:
Yes
Check out time:
10:00 AM
Day Ten: Saturday, October 12
- Lecture and newsreels of the Abdication of Edward VIII.
Breakfast:
On board ship.
Morning:
A multi-media lecture by Kevin Flude on the Abdication Crisis including newsreel footage.
Lunch:
On board ship.
Afternoon:
Shipboard activities.
Dinner:
On board ship.
Evening:
Shipboard entertainment.
Lodging:
Aboard The Queen Mary II
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Type:
Cruise Ship
Ship Information:
Having made her debut in January of 2004, the stylish and grand 12-deck, transatlantic liner Queen Mary 2, built by Cunard and under British Registry, represents the pinnacle of maritime achievement. At 1,132' long and 131' wide (150,000 tons) and cruising at 28.5 knots she can carry 3,090 passengers
Contact info:
xxxx
New York, NY xxx USA
phone: 000-000-0
web:
www.cunard.com
Room amenities:
Public areas linked by elevators include restaurants, bars, library, lounges, theater, casino, spa club, gym, sun decks and pool.
Facility amenities:
Public areas linked by elevators include restaurants, bars, library, lounges, theater, casino, spa club, gym, sun decks and pool.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator:
Yes
Check out time:
10:00 AM
Day Eleven: Sunday, October 13
- Lecture: The Age of Austerity.
Breakfast:
On board ship.
Morning:
Kevin Flude lectures on the 50s and the Age of Austerity considering post war Britain, food rationing and utility furniture.
Lunch:
On board ship.
Afternoon:
Shipboard activities. Cocktail party.
Dinner:
On board ship.
Evening:
Shipboard entertainment.
Lodging:
Aboard The Queen Mary II
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Type:
Cruise Ship
Ship Information:
Having made her debut in January of 2004, the stylish and grand 12-deck, transatlantic liner Queen Mary 2, built by Cunard and under British Registry, represents the pinnacle of maritime achievement. At 1,132' long and 131' wide (150,000 tons) and cruising at 28.5 knots she can carry 3,090 passengers
Contact info:
xxxx
New York, NY xxx USA
phone: 000-000-0
web:
www.cunard.com
Room amenities:
Public areas linked by elevators include restaurants, bars, library, lounges, theater, casino, spa club, gym, sun decks and pool.
Facility amenities:
Public areas linked by elevators include restaurants, bars, library, lounges, theater, casino, spa club, gym, sun decks and pool.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator:
Yes
Check out time:
10:00 AM
Day Twelve: Monday, October 14
- Swinging 60s music.
Breakfast:
On board ship.
Morning:
Kevin Flude leads a lecture on The Swinging 60s Music and Beatlemania.
Lunch:
On board ship.
Afternoon:
Shipboard activities.
Dinner:
On board ship.
Evening:
Shipboard entertainment.
Lodging:
Aboard The Queen Mary II
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Close [ x ]
Type:
Cruise Ship
Ship Information:
Having made her debut in January of 2004, the stylish and grand 12-deck, transatlantic liner Queen Mary 2, built by Cunard and under British Registry, represents the pinnacle of maritime achievement. At 1,132' long and 131' wide (150,000 tons) and cruising at 28.5 knots she can carry 3,090 passengers
Contact info:
xxxx
New York, NY xxx USA
phone: 000-000-0
web:
www.cunard.com
Room amenities:
Public areas linked by elevators include restaurants, bars, library, lounges, theater, casino, spa club, gym, sun decks and pool.
Facility amenities:
Public areas linked by elevators include restaurants, bars, library, lounges, theater, casino, spa club, gym, sun decks and pool.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator:
Yes
Check out time:
10:00 AM
Day Thirteen: Tuesday, October 15
- Swinging 60s-art and architecture.
Breakfast:
On board ship.
Morning:
Swinging 60s--At and Architecture lecture.
Lunch:
On board ship.
Afternoon:
Shipboard activities.
Dinner:
On board ship.
Evening:
Shipboard entertainment.
Lodging:
Aboard The Queen Mary II
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Close [ x ]
Type:
Cruise Ship
Ship Information:
Having made her debut in January of 2004, the stylish and grand 12-deck, transatlantic liner Queen Mary 2, built by Cunard and under British Registry, represents the pinnacle of maritime achievement. At 1,132' long and 131' wide (150,000 tons) and cruising at 28.5 knots she can carry 3,090 passengers
Contact info:
xxxx
New York, NY xxx USA
phone: 000-000-0
web:
www.cunard.com
Room amenities:
Public areas linked by elevators include restaurants, bars, library, lounges, theater, casino, spa club, gym, sun decks and pool.
Facility amenities:
Public areas linked by elevators include restaurants, bars, library, lounges, theater, casino, spa club, gym, sun decks and pool.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator:
Yes
Check out time:
10:00 AM
Day Fourteen: Wednesday, October 16
- Fashion, design and photography.
Breakfast:
On board ship.
Morning:
Kevin Flude lectures on Fashion, Design and Photography.
Lunch:
On board ship.
Afternoon:
Shipboard activities.
Dinner:
On board ship.
Evening:
Shipboard entertainment.
Lodging:
Aboard The Queen Mary II
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Close [ x ]
Type:
Cruise Ship
Ship Information:
Having made her debut in January of 2004, the stylish and grand 12-deck, transatlantic liner Queen Mary 2, built by Cunard and under British Registry, represents the pinnacle of maritime achievement. At 1,132' long and 131' wide (150,000 tons) and cruising at 28.5 knots she can carry 3,090 passengers
Contact info:
xxxx
New York, NY xxx USA
phone: 000-000-0
web:
www.cunard.com
Room amenities:
Public areas linked by elevators include restaurants, bars, library, lounges, theater, casino, spa club, gym, sun decks and pool.
Facility amenities:
Public areas linked by elevators include restaurants, bars, library, lounges, theater, casino, spa club, gym, sun decks and pool.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator:
Yes
Check out time:
10:00 AM
Day Fifteen: Thursday, October 17
- British Invasion of America!
Breakfast:
On board ship.
Morning:
Kevin Flude looks at the British Invasion of America-the Beatles and Ed Sullivan.
Lunch:
On board ship.
Afternoon:
Shipboard activities.
Dinner:
Farewell dinner.
Evening:
Shipboard entertainment.
Lodging:
Aboard The Queen Mary II
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day Sixteen: Friday, October 18
- Britain Invasion of America!
Breakfast:
On board ship.
Morning:
Arrive New York for disembarkation.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
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