Can you spot the difference between Cunard's Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria?
Watch this video to learn how!
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Queen Victoria Facts
Queen Victoria was the first purpose-built cruise ship for Cunard since the Cunard Countess and Cunard Princess entered service in the 1970s. Queen Victoria is based on the Vista-Class design; however alterations were made to the ship that led to her being larger than many of the existing Vista-Class ships. Here are her general statistics and other technical information.
Queen Victoria Facts & Information:
Name: Queen Victoria.
Gross Tonnage: 90,000 GT.
Length: 964.5 feet / 294 metres.
Beam: 106 feet / 32.3 metres.
Draft: 25.9 feet / 7.9 metres.
Height: 179 feet / 54.5 metres.
Passengers: 2,014.
Number of Decks: 12.
Staterooms: 1,007.
Keel Laid: May 12, 2006.
Floated Out: January 2007.
Entered Service: December 2007.
Port of Registry: Hamilton (2011 – ) Southampton (2007 – 2011).
Callsign: ZCEF3 (2011 – ) GBQV (2007 – 2011).
Building Cost: €390 million.
Builder: Fincantieri.
Queen Elizabeth Facts & Information:
Since her introduction into Cunard service in 2010, Queen Elizabeth has become a popular member of the Cunard fleet. Here are her general statistics to help give you an idea of the ship’s size and characteristics.
QE General Statistics:
Name: Queen Elizabeth.
Gross Tonnage: 90,400 GT.
Length: 965 feet / 294 metres.
Beam: 106 feet / 32.3 metres.
Draft: 26 feet / 8 metres.
Passenger Cabins: 1046.
Passengers: 2,092.
Number of Decks: 12.
Space Ratio: 43.
Entered Service: October 2010.
Registered Port: Hamilton (2011 – ) Southampton (2010 – 2011).
Callsign: ZCEF2 (2011 -) GBTT (2010 – 2011).
Building Cost: €390 million.
Builder: Fincantieri.
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