How many passengers does Queen Elizabeth hold?
Queen Elizabeth carries 2,081 guests at double occupancy and up to 2,547 at maximum capacity.

2010 · Refurbished 2018
Year Built
2,081
Guests
Vista Class
Class
90,901
GT
2
Pools
Classic Art Deco-inspired British luxury cruise liner. Royal Court Theatre with private boxes, the signature Queens Room ballroom with daily White Glove Afternoon Tea, the Garden Lounge inspired by Kew Gardens, and immersive cultural voyages in Alaska, Australia, and Asia.
Suite-Tiered Grill Rooms (Queens Grill & Princess Grill) + White-Glove Afternoon Tea
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GoCruiseTravel.com Ship Data
1
Sailings tracked
68/100
premium with selective inclusions
2,081
guests
GoCruiseTravel.com tracks 1 upcoming sailings on Queen Elizabeth (Cunard). Built 2010 (refurbished 2018), 2,081 guests, 90,901 GT. Amenities: 2 pools, 4 hot tubs, self-laundry, accessible cabins, medical center. Browse Cunard sailings on GoCruiseTravel.com.
Traveling with accessibility needs? Queen Elizabeth has 16 accessible cabins.
Can I do laundry onboard?
Yes — self-service laundry available
What voltage are the cabins?
110V & 220V
Is there a dress code?
Formal
Are there formal nights?
Yes — formal nights onboard
Can I smoke on the balcony?
No — balcony smoking not allowed
Queen Elizabeth carries 2,081 guests at double occupancy and up to 2,547 at maximum capacity.
Queen Elizabeth was built in 2010 and most recently refurbished in 2018.
Queen Elizabeth is operated by Cunard.
Queen Elizabeth features 2 swimming pool(s) onboard.
Yes, Queen Elizabeth features self-service passenger laundromats onboard.
Included restaurants on Queen Elizabeth feature Britannia Restaurant, Queens Grill & Princess Grill, Queens Room Afternoon Tea & Golden Lion Pub, while specialty venues with a surcharge include Steakhouse at The Verandah ($60 pp dinner).
Typical age
55+
Primary markets
UK · US · AU · DE
Onboard languages
en
Kids onboard
Uncommon — adult-leaning atmosphere
Vessels built to the same architectural blueprint, sharing deck layouts, signature venues, and hull dimensions.