First time cruising Cunard

We have many cruise days (900) on Holland America but this coming cruise to Australia will be our first on Cunard. My husband uses a manual and also a power chair and we would be interested to hear from any other passengers with similar mobility issues about their experiences on the QE and QV. For example, the accessibility of the common areas, accessible restrooms in the common areas, ramps, access to spa or workout areas, etc. Thanks very much! We are looking forward to our cruise to Australia and our stay in Sydney. Cleta

We have many cruise days (900) on Holland America but this coming cruise to Australia will be our first on Cunard. My husband uses a manual and also a power chair and we would be interested to hear from any other passengers with similar mobility issues about their experiences on the QE and QV. For example, the accessibility of the common areas, accessible restrooms in the common areas, ramps, access to spa or workout areas, etc. Thanks very much! We are looking forward to our cruise to Australia and our stay in Sydney. Cleta

Welcome Cleta,

We too have had some experience with Holland and America but Cunard is our primary cruise line. Once the dining choices changed about 10 years ago we got turned off and returned to Cunard.

Not being limited, I can say Cunard ships are ADA access from our past experiences. We have not seen anyone in the past not able to get from one place to another but hope some with past experience can be more helpful to you.

We do take it that you will be sailing your voyage on the QM2...

Enjoy you voyage and experience with Cunard... We feel like it's our second home with the kindness and professionalism of the Staff and Services onboard.

I don't have any first hand experience but while you are waiting for a reply from someone who has, this section of the Cunard website may help.

Mobility