US Retunees: CUNARD - Queen's Diamond Jubilee Sale 1st-7th June
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I received an e-mail today from Cunard.
They have a special sale on to sail on the Queen Mary 2 between New York & Southampton (and vice versa). Passengers get a free double upgrade eg. from an inside cabin (D8) to a Premium Balcony (B5). There is also a $150 shipboard credit.
Fares are as low as $895 NY-Soton Jan 2013. There are numerous other dates between now and Jan 2013 with various discounted prices.
Must book by 7th June and deposits are non-refundable.
All info on http://www.cunard.com
Don't forget......you can take as much luggage as you want as long as it will fit inside your cabin (state room) and all food is included.....much cheaper than flying across the pond and a mini-holiday on the journey too!
They have a special sale on to sail on the Queen Mary 2 between New York & Southampton (and vice versa). Passengers get a free double upgrade eg. from an inside cabin (D8) to a Premium Balcony (B5). There is also a $150 shipboard credit.
Fares are as low as $895 NY-Soton Jan 2013. There are numerous other dates between now and Jan 2013 with various discounted prices.
Must book by 7th June and deposits are non-refundable.
All info on http://www.cunard.com
Don't forget......you can take as much luggage as you want as long as it will fit inside your cabin (state room) and all food is included.....much cheaper than flying across the pond and a mini-holiday on the journey too!
#2
I received an e-mail today from Cunard.
They have a special sale on to sail on the Queen Mary 2 between New York & Southampton (and vice versa). Passengers get a free double upgrade eg. from an inside cabin (D8) to a Premium Balcony (B5). There is also a $150 shipboard credit.
Fares are as low as $895 NY-Soton Jan 2013. There are numerous other dates between now and Jan 2013 with various discounted prices.
Must book by 7th June and deposits are non-refundable.
All info on http://www.cunard.com
Don't forget......you can take as much luggage as you want as long as it will fit inside your cabin (state room) and all food is included.....much cheaper than flying across the pond and a mini-holiday on the journey too!
They have a special sale on to sail on the Queen Mary 2 between New York & Southampton (and vice versa). Passengers get a free double upgrade eg. from an inside cabin (D8) to a Premium Balcony (B5). There is also a $150 shipboard credit.
Fares are as low as $895 NY-Soton Jan 2013. There are numerous other dates between now and Jan 2013 with various discounted prices.
Must book by 7th June and deposits are non-refundable.
All info on http://www.cunard.com
Don't forget......you can take as much luggage as you want as long as it will fit inside your cabin (state room) and all food is included.....much cheaper than flying across the pond and a mini-holiday on the journey too!
Thanks for posting this. We are considering doing this in July. Do you if it is really formal on board, I don't know if I want to put posh frocks on every night. Not that I have many.
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I told Dh we are going home that way. I compared the cheaper cabins with flights, for three of us, and then added the flight to NY and the train from Southampton and it came out just about even and we'd get a holiday to boot. So now we'll see if I can get us one after we sell the house. I really wish this was next years sale!
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I was reading on the cunard site you can go formal each night if you like, so many, 2 or 3, nights are formal, and if you don't want to do that, you can eat in one of the other places they have instead of the dining rooms and it said you could opt for room service too.
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I would love to do this!
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http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=341555 (she made more than one post in this thread)
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=344267
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=310324
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I think its a fantastic experience to make the journey by sea if you're able to. When my family went to Canada in 1966 we did just that, leaving Southampton and arriving in Halifax, NS a week later...46 years ago yesterday as a matter of fact. It's a very memorable holiday. The sentimental part of me would have loved to have sailed back into Southampton last year when I returned home to live but it just wasn't practical. I had to settle for a 4am arrival in Gatwick when I came back but at the end of the day it was still great to be home.
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Another site for bookings is www.vacationstogo.com.
It has some very cheap fares for last minute bookings.
It has some very cheap fares for last minute bookings.
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So excited!!!!
Have just booked our voyage home for the August 3rd sailing! I would never have thought of going via sea until I read about it here - gotta love BE!!!!
Thank you Englishmum for posting.
We got 2 sheltered balcony staterooms for $4470 including taxes and fees. One way airfares from CA this summer are in that ballpark
7 days relaxing with all meals and entertainment included, and no jetlag, vs. 11 hours in cattle class and then having to contend with Heathrow = no brainer.
We'll fly to NY and spend a couple of days there before setting sail. It will be a wonderful end to our time in the US. And we will avoid the madness of Heathrow during the Olympics! Win win!!
Have just booked our voyage home for the August 3rd sailing! I would never have thought of going via sea until I read about it here - gotta love BE!!!!
Thank you Englishmum for posting. We got 2 sheltered balcony staterooms for $4470 including taxes and fees. One way airfares from CA this summer are in that ballpark
7 days relaxing with all meals and entertainment included, and no jetlag, vs. 11 hours in cattle class and then having to contend with Heathrow = no brainer.
We'll fly to NY and spend a couple of days there before setting sail. It will be a wonderful end to our time in the US. And we will avoid the madness of Heathrow during the Olympics! Win win!!
Last edited by Pombat; Jun 6th 2012 at 4:47 am. Reason: spelling
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So excited!!!!
Have just booked our voyage home for the August 3rd sailing! I would never have thought of going via sea until I read about it here - gotta love BE!!!!
Thank you Englishmum for posting.
We got 2 sheltered balcony staterooms for $4470 including taxes and fees. One way airfares from CA this summer are in that ballpark
7 days relaxing with all meals and entertainment included, and no jetlag, vs. 11 hours in cattle class and then having to contend with Heathrow = no brainer.
We'll fly to NY and spend a couple of days there before setting sail. It will be a wonderful end to our time in the US. And we will avoid the madness of Heathrow during the Olympics! Win win!!
Have just booked our voyage home for the August 3rd sailing! I would never have thought of going via sea until I read about it here - gotta love BE!!!!
Thank you Englishmum for posting. We got 2 sheltered balcony staterooms for $4470 including taxes and fees. One way airfares from CA this summer are in that ballpark
7 days relaxing with all meals and entertainment included, and no jetlag, vs. 11 hours in cattle class and then having to contend with Heathrow = no brainer.
We'll fly to NY and spend a couple of days there before setting sail. It will be a wonderful end to our time in the US. And we will avoid the madness of Heathrow during the Olympics! Win win!!
Wouldn't that be coincidence if we went home of the same trip as you. I'll let you if we decide to go on 3 Aug trip.
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So excited!!!!
Have just booked our voyage home for the August 3rd sailing! I would never have thought of going via sea until I read about it here - gotta love BE!!!!
Thank you Englishmum for posting.
We got 2 sheltered balcony staterooms for $4470 including taxes and fees. One way airfares from CA this summer are in that ballpark
7 days relaxing with all meals and entertainment included, and no jetlag, vs. 11 hours in cattle class and then having to contend with Heathrow = no brainer.
We'll fly to NY and spend a couple of days there before setting sail. It will be a wonderful end to our time in the US. And we will avoid the madness of Heathrow during the Olympics! Win win!!
Have just booked our voyage home for the August 3rd sailing! I would never have thought of going via sea until I read about it here - gotta love BE!!!!
Thank you Englishmum for posting. We got 2 sheltered balcony staterooms for $4470 including taxes and fees. One way airfares from CA this summer are in that ballpark
7 days relaxing with all meals and entertainment included, and no jetlag, vs. 11 hours in cattle class and then having to contend with Heathrow = no brainer.
We'll fly to NY and spend a couple of days there before setting sail. It will be a wonderful end to our time in the US. And we will avoid the madness of Heathrow during the Olympics! Win win!!
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oooh, I've always wanted to go on a cruise and this has got me thinking - are there cruises that go from Australia via US back to Southampton and is it possible to book a one way trip??



