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The three-deck Grand Lobby, meanwhile, will have a brass installation etched and carved using lasers and chemicals to tell the story of travelling in style with Cunard.Ī little more complete is the spa and wellness areas which will feature a circular thermal pool, steam room and Himalayan salt sauna. The theatre, the fleet’s largest ever Chart Room and the Golden Lion pub, which will host live music and karaoke, are all still heavily under construction. There were some areas of the ship where our tour group had to use our imagination – aided by computer-generated images propped on easels. “You’re sipping your afternoon tea and all of a sudden that happens. There’s a surprise there, too – acrobats will spin down wrapped in silks from a hook in the ceiling. Travellers who look for more conventional ballroom dancing will not be disappointed and can practise their steps in the Queens Room, which will also host white-gloved afternoon teas, surrounded by a mural celebrating the seven continents and the seas.

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Within the ship, large windows will illuminate areas such as the Britannia restaurant, which will have a two-deck frieze based on the original four wind gods which first appeared on Queen Mary, which is itself now a museum in Long Beach, California.Ī new innovation on this ship is the Bright Lights Society, a cabaret venue hosting two shows a night, after which, said Fred, “they will strike up the band, start the DJ and get people on to the dance floor”.

“Imagine sitting here in the Norwegian fjords with a glass of champagne,” said Francis Fred, Cunard’s senior brand manager, who was leading the tour. The Grills Suite passengers have their own terrace with infinity pools at each side on deck 11.

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