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Meals and Lodgings |
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Queen Mary 1 |
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Los Angeles, California, USA |
1 night
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Crystal Symphony |
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Aboard the Crystal Symphony, At Sea |
18 nights
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| Queen Mary 1 |
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Cruise Ship |
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Ship
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THE QUEEN MARY Statistics
Overall Length: 1,019.5 ft. (310.74 m.)
Gross Tonnage: 81,237 gross tons (230,039 cu. m.)
Constructed by: John Brown & Co., LTD., Clydebank, Scotland
Commissioned by: Cunard Steamship Co., LTD.
Keel Laid: December 1, 1930
Date Launched: September 26, 1934
Maiden Voyage: May 27, 1936
Portholes: Over 2,000
Rivets: Over 10 million
Hull Plates: 8 ft. (2.44 m) to 30 ft. (9.14 m.) in length; up to 1.25 in. (3.2 cm.) thick
Moulded Breadth: 118 ft. (35.97 m.)
Height from Keel to Forward Smokestack Top: 181 ft. (55.17 m.)
Height from Keel to Promenade Deck: 92.5 ft. (28.19 m.)
Height from Keel to Top of Foremast: 237 ft. (72.24 m.)
Number of Decks: 12
Height from Keel to Top of Foremast: 237 ft. (72.24 m.)
Passenger Capacity: 1,957
Officers and Crew: 1,174
Horsepower: 160,000
Cruising Speed: 28.5 knots (55.17 km./hr.)
Rudder: 140 tons
Whistles: Three - Steam type. Two on forward funnel, one on middle funnel. Each over 6 ft. (1.83 m.) long, weighing 2,205 LB. (1,002 kg.)
Lifeboat Capacity: 145 persons
Smokestacks: Three - Elliptical in shape; 36 ft. (10.97 m.) fore and aft, 23.3 ft. (7.1 m.) wide
Smokestack Height: Forward: 70.5 ft. (21.49 m.)
Middle: 67.5 ft. (20.57 m.) Aft: 62.25 ft. (18.97 m.)
Boilers: 27
Fuel Consumption: 13 ft./gal (1 m./l.)
Draft: 39 ft. 4-9/16 in. (12.00 m.)
Bow Anchors: Two that each weigh 16 tons (16,291 kg.)
Anchor Height: 18 ft. (5.48 m.)
Length of Promenade Deck: 724 ft. (220.68 m.)
Length of Anchor Chain: 990 ft.
Weight of Anchor Chain: 45 tons (45.818 kg.)
Anchor Chain Link: 2 ft. (61 cm.) long, weighing 224 LB. (101.8 kg.)
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Contact
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1126 Queens Highway
Long Beach, CA 90802 USA
phone: 562-435-3511
web: www.queenmary.com/Our-Story.aspx
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Room amenities: |
The hotel features 314 original guest rooms, which include 305 staterooms and 9 full suites. Each stateroom is an original cabin where no two rooms are alike. THE NSIDE STATES ROOM
Inside staterooms are perfect if you're looking for a place where you can relax at the heart of the ship. All of these Long Beach hotel rooms contain large Art Deco mirrors instead of portholes. Each room includes either a King size bed or two Twin-sized beds
STANDARD STATES ROOM
THE QUEEN MARY's quaint staterooms offer a place to sit back and relax after a long day out exploring the ship and seeing the sights of Southern California. All of these Long Beach rooms have portholes to the outside facing either the port or starboard side of the ship. Each room includes 1 Full-size bed.
DELUX STATESROOM
Experience the ship's more spacious stateroom with this upgraded accommodation. These outside cabins, all with portholes, are the most popular of our Long Beach rooms. Each Deluxe Stateroom includes either 1 King bed or 2 Twin-sized beds.
FAMILY STATESROOM
This stateroom gives you the space you need when traveling with family or friends. Each room includes the combination of either 1 King bed + 1 Twin bed, or 2 Queen beds.
SUITS
This unique Long Beach lodging is not your usual hotel, so get ready to step back into time and let your imagination take you back to the heyday of sailing in the 1930s and '40s.
Each suite is a deluxe cabin with a separate living room, bedroom, entryway and some include a breakfast nook. Our Long Beach suites feature original built-ins, wood paneling, art deco décor and modern amenities, such as iPod clock radios and flat-panel televisions. View the complete list of amenities.
Each of our Long Beach suites include a living room with a pull-out sofa bed, with the option of 1 bedroom with a King bed and adjoining breakfast nook or the option of two bedrooms with 1 King Bed and a second room with 1 Twin bed.
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Facility amenities: |
Hotel Amenities and Services:
Air Conditioned and Non-Smoking
Includes a Self-guided tour of ship*
Guided Tours and Shows
Historic Art Deco Ambiance
Charming Boutiques and Shops
Signature Restaurants and Bars
Room service
The Queen Mary Spa
Business Center
Fitness Room
Wireless High Speed Internet (additional cost) $9.95/24 hours - (Wired access available, request modem at front desk)
Satellite Television
Pay-per-view Movies
iPod Docking Clock Radios
Crabtree & Evelyn Bath Products
Pillow Top Perfect Sleeper Serta Mattresses
32" LCDHD Flat Panel TV's (in most rooms)
Refrigerator - upon request (additional cost)
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Smoking allowed: |
No |
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Elevators available: |
Yes |
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Additional nights prior: |
Prices may vary Contact Program Development |
| Crystal Symphony |
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Cruise Ship |
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Description: |
With her sleek silhouette and shimmering elegance, the legendary Crystal Symphony finds a natural home in the world's most glamorous harbors and idyllic ports of call. Generous per-passenger space ratios have become a Crystal trademark, along with forward-facing observation decks, a Palm Court lounge, and a wide teak promenade encircling the ship. A makeover in 2006 refreshed the Bistro Café and shops, reconstructed the casino and Starlite Lounge, and added a new nightclub called Luxe. An even more extensive refurbishment in 2009 transformed the Crystal Penthouses, Lido Café, and Prego Italian restaurant. Accented by a lovely waterfall, the focal point of the central two-deck atrium is a sculpture of two ballet dancers created especially for the space. Crystal Cove, the lobby lounge, is the spot to meet for cocktails as you make your way to the nearby dining room. Throughout the ship, public rooms shine with low-key contemporary style and flow easily from one to the next. |
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Ship
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Ship's Registry: The Bahamas
781 feet long x 99 feet wide
51,044 gross registered tons
20 knots cruising speed
21 knots maximum speed
922 passengers capacity
An international crew of 545 with 40 countries represented
European-trained hotel and dining staff |
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Contact
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2049 Century Park East, Suite 1400
Los Angeles, CA 1400 USA
phone: 310-785-9300
web: www.crystalcruises.com
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Room amenities: |
Cabins: There are no inside cabins on Crystal Symphony. Still, relatively small stateroom sizes are cozy and chic with boutique-hotel-style decor. All cabins have ample closet and drawer/shelf storage, as well as bathroom shelves. Many have private balconies furnished with chairs and tables. Most suites and penthouses have a walk-in closet. Crystal Penthouse suites have guest powder rooms.
Amenities: Rich wood cabinetry, 100% Eygyptian cotton sheets, feather beds and plush duvets, wood and padded hangers, a small refrigerator filled with complimentary bottled water and soft drinks, a personal safe, two hair dryers, a flat-screen TV with a DVD player, and a sitting area with sofa, chair, and table are typical standard features in all cabins. Suite and penthouse extras vary, but all have a DVD/CD player, butler service, personalized stationery, and stocked minibars with wine, beer, and choice of liquor.
Bathrooms: Every bathroom has oval glass sinks, granite counters, a full-size tub, Aveda toiletries, plush towels, and bathrobes for use during the cruise. Many suites and penthouses have a whirlpool tub and separate shower. |
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Public spaces have a sophisticated and contemporary feel with fine Italian and French fabrics, Axminster wool carpets, oriental rugs, teak deck furniture and English mohair lap blankets.
8 passenger decks, 2 specialty restaurants, dining room, buffet, ice cream parlor, Wi-Fi, safe, refrigerator, minibar (some), DVD, 1 pool, Fitness classes, gym, hair salon, 1 hot tub, sauna, spa, steam room, 5 bars, casino, cinema, dance club, library, dry-cleaning, laundry facilities, laundry service, Internet terminal, library
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Smoking allowed: |
No |
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Elevators available: |
Yes |
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