Glad to be booked on Cunard again

[Crowsnesters]

Next summer we are booked on a westbound transatlantic followed by a QE cruise and the eastbound crossing. This will be our first Cunard cruise since 2014 QE World Cruise. I had a question about transfers but my husband got the Cunard representative to answer it. But since I was in the of middle doing this, I wondered what changes we would see in either, the QE, or the QM2 which we haven't been on since 2010.:hearteyes:

[TheOldBear]

Next summer we are booked on a westbound transatlantic followed by a QE cruise and the eastbound crossing. This will be our first Cunard cruise since 2014 QE World Cruise. I had a question about transfers but my husband got the Cunard representative to answer it. But since I was in the of middle doing this, I wondered what changes we would see in either, the QE, or the QM2 which we haven't been on since 2010.:hearteyes:

For the QM2 there were extensive discussions about the 'remastering' result here on the forums.

 

Based on my recent TA round trip, I noticed:

• The new deck 13 cabins, and the walkways on top of them. Its another area to almost touch the Verrazano Narrows bridge when leaving NY harbor
  
• The photo gallery is moved across from the Golden Lion, and the vendor has gone mostly electronic.
  
• The new single cabins displacing the old photo gallery & part of the casino
  
• The new Carthinia lounge replacing the old Winter Garden proved to be a popular place on sea days.
  

The Kings Court also had a makeover - I guess my wife and I were some of the folks who didn't mind the old layout - but this was a modest improvement.

[Underwatr]

The bookshop (adjacent to the library) operator on QM2 has changed, most reports I've read on the topic say that it's a change for the worse.

[Host Hattie]

There are lots of photographs of QM2 in the stickies at the top of this board.