Qm2 disembark ny

[jjrjohn]

Hi Can anyone tell me likely disembarkation time from qm2 in ny for brittania club class passengers.

[Ray66]

It might depend on whether you have a transfrer or excursion booked.  When we went a few years ago the QM2's arrival was 6.30am and our our excursion was 7.45am.

 

You'd be better asking on the Cunard forum here:

 

https://boards.cruisecritic.co.uk/forum/32-cunard-line/

[Host Kat]

On 3/5/2023 at 7:31 AM, jjrjohn said:

Hi Can anyone tell me likely disembarkation time from qm2 in ny for brittania club class passengers.

 

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[TheOldBear]

On 3/5/2023 at 8:31 AM, jjrjohn said:

Hi Can anyone tell me likely disembarkation time from qm2 in ny for brittania club class passengers.

 

If you have a transfer booked - Cunard transfers have their own [usually early] schedule, and have priority over queued disembarkation. In transit passengers need to go through the same passport/immigration checks as disembarking passengers - but cannot re board until after the ship is 'zeroed'.

 

If you do not have a booked transfer, disembarkation proceeded from the upper decks down. Since BC staterooms are on the upper decks, that will be early in the disembarkation queue.

 

We usually have a 'sheltered balcony' so we are at the end of the disembarkation queue.

 

In November, some of the COVID protocols were still in effect, and we were told to wait in our room until a scheduled time - but there was a backup in the port, and we ended up in the Golden Lion for a hour waiting for the line to move.

 

If you are doing 'self disembarkation' [no checked luggage ] you can disembark without waiting for a scheduled time - but you need to bring _everything_ in a single trip.

 

If you have checked baggage, I would suggest engaging a porter [and tipping him] to help speed through the customs/immigration lines in the terminal [no onboard passport checks on westbound crossings].