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    MS Queen Elizabeth

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    The MS Queen Elizabeth is one of Cunard Line’s most iconic vessels, often sailing from its primary home port of Southampton. It is known for its "Art Deco" elegance, blending the glamour of 1930s ocean travel with modern luxury.

    As of early 2026, the ship has recently undergone a major restoration (completed in 2025) to update its staterooms, public spaces, and technical systems.

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    Overall rating

    4.83

    (6 reviews)

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    Access (avg.)

    4.2

    Parking (avg.)

    4

    Toilets (avg.)

    4

    Staff (avg.)

    4.4

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    disabledtraveler

    May 2008

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    4

    Disabled Travellers lunch at British pub (part 5 of 6 reviews)

    A very good typical British pub right on board the ship. The food is excellent, hot, well presented, with the favourite pub food we enjoy. Staff are good and attentive, service was also good even though busy. We recommend you giving the pub a try.
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    disabledtraveler

    May 2008

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    5

    Disabled Travellers look at the sports deck (part 6 of 6 reviews)

    QE11 is a delightful modern well equipped ship, beautifully decorated throughout, plenty to do and see, a most relaxing sort of ship, posh without overdoing it, wheelchair friendly with attentive staff who will look after you so well. It lives up to its company, CUNARD, one of the best experiences you will have, perhaps a bit expensive on board, but it is your holiday, so enjoy the cruise, and be ready to plan your next one, there will be more no doubt.
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    disabledtraveler

    May 2008

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    5

    Disabled Traveller spends time shopping (part 4 of 6 reviews)

    Shopping can be delightful, but expensive, but it’s top quality on Cunard, and there are a number of shops on board. Sales day is the best, you may just pick up a bargain, but it is a pleasant time to go window shopping. It can be a bit difficult however for a wheelchair or scooter to get around, everybody on board seem to take the opportunity of seeing what’s on offer, and sadly, a few do not have the patience for disabled, so we suggest you let the rush go first, and join later on in the day, that way you will enjoy the experience of sales days.

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    Southampton, Southampton, England, United Kingdom, SO14 3GG

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