Embarkation Day

QUEEN victoria
A MESSAGE FROM THE ENTERTAINMENT DIRECTOR TONIGHT’S DRESS CODE: INFORMAL
Jacket required, tie optional for gentlemen, cocktail dress, stylish separates or
We hope you enjoy the many new innovations on Queen Victoria as well as
signature Cunard features such as our legendary White Star Service, as executed
by our crew, many of whom have worked on Cunard ships for decades refining
their art. Queen Victoria’s elegance and unique atmosphere will make this
a truly unforgettable voyage.
In each of Queen Victoria’s restaurants, a dedicated team of chefs
and waiters look forward to serving you. The Queens Grill, Princess Grill and
Britannia Restaurants, all feature menus created from the most carefully prepared
ingredients. For less formal dining, the extensive Lido Buffet presents masterfully
prepared meals from internationally inspired dishes and when it comes to pure
elegance, nothing surpasses afternoon tea in the Queens Room.
My staff and I are delighted to offer a large array of activities, stimulating
lectures and entertainment. The Daily Programme provides you with all essential
information about Queen Victoria, and is delivered to your stateroom/suite
every evening for the following day.
In the many bars and lounges on board you’ll find the company delightful and
the live music enchanting. In the Golden Lion Pub enjoy the traditional British Pub
atmosphere while participating in an interactive gameshow, karaoke or a pub quiz.
In the Chart Room you can hear cocktail melodies or celebrate with a glass of
bubbly in the Veuve Clicquot Champagne Bar. The unsurpassed ocean views from
the Commodore Club offer a stunning backdrop as we feature one of our resident
musicians. Nearby is Hemispheres, a venue for specialty lectures during the day
before it transforms into an elegant nightclub.
Queen Victoria’s entertainment is second to none. Lavish Production
Shows presented by the Royal Cunard Singers and Dancers as well as variety
entertainers from around the world offer dazzling performances in the remarkable
Royal Court Theatre spanning three decks and featuring the first theatre boxes at
sea. In the signature double height Queens Room the orchestra set the tempo on
one of the largest dance floors at sea.
171 years ago, when Samuel Cunard set out to deliver mail across the Atlantic,
he little realised he was taking the first step towards a new standard in luxury
travel. Cunard continues the tradition of style and grandeur on board Queen
Victoria. We hope you enjoy your voyage with us.
Sally Sagoe
Entertainment Director - Queen Victoria
QUEEN VICTORIA SETS SAIL ON HER
‘ ST. PETERSBURG & BALTIC EXPLORER’ VOYAGE
FROM THE PURSERS DESK
SHIP’S AGENT
Carnival UK
100 Harbour Parade Southampton SO15 1ST U.K.
Telephone for emergencies while ashore: +44 02380 717906
Berth: Ocean Cruise Terminal
GENERAL
EMERGENCY DRILL
It is a requirement of law that all guests are exercised in the ship’s general
emergency procedures before the ship leaves her berth today. This drill will take
place at 4.00pm today. Prior to attending this drill we would like to bring your
attention to the safety notice on or near the back of your door and ask that you
view the safety film which is showing continuously on stateroom TV channel 21.
USE
OF LIFTS
We advise all guests to be cautious of automated lift doors and we ask that
parents do not allow unaccompanied children of less than 12 years of age to
use lifts. Lifts are not to be used in an emergency situation.
ASSISTIVE LISTENING DEVICES
For those guests who are hard of hearing, assistive listening devices (headsets
and neckloops) are available from the Purser’s Office, deck 1. Please look in the
Daily Programme for the symbol shown above. This will be placed next to those
events which utilise the devices.
INTERNET
CENTRE
The Internet service opens at approximately 6.00pm. Internet time may be
purchased and used after that time.
this by telephone immediately to the Medical Centre from your stateroom by
dialling 999/911. We ask for your cooperation preventing the possible spread
of this illness and recommend that when practical you use the bathroom in your
stateroom. It is vitally important that everyone on board maintains excellent
standards of personal hygiene as the virus is easily passed on from person
to person by touching surfaces such as handrails, door handles and elevator
buttons. The single most effective means of prevention is frequent and thorough
hand-washing. We recommend that you wash your hands using soap and warm
water for at least 20 seconds then rinse and dry them well each time you use
the toilet/restroom, after coughing or sneezing and before eating, drinking or
smoking. Please try to avoid touching your mouth with your hands. Whilst alcohol
hand sanitizers are no substitute for hand-washing, these have been provided for
your use in certain food service areas around the ship.
VOYAGE NUMBER: V314
Tonight’s Dress Code: Informal
equivalent for ladies. Please note that after 6.00pm, shorts and blue or worn
denim (for men and women); sandals and sleeveless tops (for men) are not
considered appropriate within the ship. Any guests wishing to dress more
casually are welcome to dine in the Lido buffet on deck 9 and relax in the Winter
Garden, but should not use other areas within the ship, including our Alternative
Dining Restaurants, out of respect for their fellow guests.
IMPORTANT
NOTICE:
HEALTH
ADVICE
SHIP’
S
SECURITY
NOTICE
Should
you
experience
any
symptoms
of
vomiting
or diarrhoea, please report
In order to prevent unauthorised persons boarding the ship, you are required
to carry your "Cruise Card" with you when going ashore. You will be asked
to produce this at the gangway when you leave and return to the ship.
It may be prudent that you also have a Government issued picture ID with
you before leaving the ship, as you may be required to show this at security
checkpoints upon your return. Be aware that we have established a secure
area around the vessel and our security procedures require that you must
be prepared to show your cruise card when entering this area, in addition
to showing it to the security staff at the gangway when leaving or boarding
the ship. We kindly ask you not to accept and bring on board any parcels or
packages from strangers. Before boarding the ship, you may also be asked
by our Security Staff to open parcels or handbags which you are carrying.
We are sure that you will appreciate that this security is in the best interest
of all concerned.
Friday 30 August 2013
YOUR SENIOR OFFICERS
MASTER
Captain Peter Philpott
DECK DEPARTMENT
Deputy Captain
Safety Officer
Security Officer
Martyn Sharples
Yuliyan Kostov
Andy Beaton
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Princ. Medical Officer
Senior Nurse
Dr. Katharina Loock
Lois Orr
TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT
Chief Engineer
Brian Wattling
Staff Chief Engineer
John Towers
Ship’s Services Engineer David Ballentyne
Chief Electrical Officer Michael O’Donovan
HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Hotel Manager
David Stephenson
F&B Manager
Bernhard Fischer
Asst. F&B Manager
Pierre Cloete
Executive Chef
Mark Oldroyd
Chief Purser
Jan Kristiansen
Purser Guest Services
Tanya Parker
Public Rooms Mgr.
Jason Pascall
Night Purser
Ronel Sivas
Executive Housekeeper
Rozlyn Old
Senior Maître d’Hôtel
Sandro Ranieri
Entertainment Director
Sally Sagoe
Asst. Entertainment Director
Neil Kelly
Production Manager
Neil Kingston
Social Hostess
Jessica Burke
Tour Manager
Izabela Durka
Voyage Sales Specialists
Charlotte Wallace Tarry
Dragana Prodanovic-Krieb
D
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CHAMPAGNE SAILAWAY
APTAIN PETER PHILPOTT
The Captain, his officers and
crew, welcome you on board
for this ‘St. Petersburg & Baltic
Explorer’ voyage. We wish you
a pleasant journey and relaxing
holiday as Queen Victoria
departs for a series of cultural
and historic cities, before
cruising back to her home port
of Southampton.
Celebrate our sailaway in style! Join us at
the Lido Pool for a glass of Lanson Brut N.V.
or Lanson Brut Rose champagne as we listen
to the energetic sounds of our International
Band, Changez and say farewell to
Southampton!
At 4.30pm, Lido Pool, deck 9, C stairway
THE PORT OF SOUTHAMPTON
During 1911, Cunard Line purchased three
ships, renamed the Albania, Ausonia and
Ascania, to begin a new service between
London, Southampton and Canada. The route
was intended to
take advantage
of
a
treaty
signed between
the
Canadian
and
French
governments
whereby goods
shipped
to
Canada through a British port received a rebate.
Cargo was loaded in Tilbury Docks, London,
and passengers joined the ship in Southampton,
which then proceeded to Quebec and Montreal.
This new route was pioneered by the Albania,
which arrived in Southampton for the first time
on 2 May 1911, beginning a long relationship
between Cunard and Southampton. Cunard’s
headquarters remain in Southampton, now in the
modern surroundings of Carnival House.
TONIGHT’S FEATURED
ENTERTAINMENT
Join your Entertainment Director, Sally
Sagoe, as she presents the Welcome Aboard
show with the Royal Cunard Singers and
Dancers in a tribute to the Rat Pack era in
“That’s Life!”. Also introducing members of
your Entertainment Department, with Queens
Room vocalist Paul Christopher and a special
appearance from our on board dance couple,
Nadiya and Volodymyr.
At 8.30pm & 10.30pm,
Royal Court Theatre ,
decks 1, 2 & 3, A stairway
In Today’s
ISCOVER...
Where to find
further information
while you’re with us
Champagne
Art
Reception
Stay connected
to Queen
Victoria
EMBARKATION INFORMATION
TODAY’S OPENING HOURS
QUEENS AND PRINCESS GRILL RESTAURANTS
Lunch ........................................... 1.00pm to 2.30pm
Dinner .......................................... 6.30pm to 9.00pm
BRITANNIA RESTAURANT
Early dinner .................... 6.00pm, last order 6.30pm
Late dinner ..................... 8.30pm, last order 9.00pm
Please note: Due to the amount of requests, tables for
two have been assigned according to the booking date.
At the moment all tables for two have been allocated.
VERANDAH
Contemporary French cuisine incorporating magical pairings of flavours
whilst staying true to authentic French food and tradition.
Prix fixe charges apply. For reservations please dial 14351.
Lunch ($15.00 fee) ........................................ closed
Dinner ($24.00 fee) .................. 6:30pm to 9.00pm
LIDO BUFFET
Lunch ...................................... 11.30am to guest drill
Dinner Buffet: Welcome .................5.30pm to 11.00pm
Late snack: ...............................11.00pm to 4.00am
BARS AND LOUNGES
Cafe Carinthia ..........................7.00am to 12.00am
Chart Room ........................................5.00pm to late
Commodore Club...............................3.00pm to late
Lido Bar .................................. 12.00pm to 10.00pm
Empire Casino Bar .............................7.00pm to late
Golden Lion Pub ..............................12.00pm to late
Hemispheres .......................................9.30pm to late
Midships Bar..............................5.00pm to 12.00am
Open with waiter service during the day time.
Champagne Bar ........................5.00pm to 12.00am
Winter Garden ..........................12.00pm to 9.00pm
FACILITIES AND RETAIL
Clarendon Fine Art ...................5.00pm to 10.00pm
Bookshop ..................................... 6.00pm to 8.30pm
Empire Casino .. opens approximately 30 minutes after sailing
Internet Centre................................ 5.00pm to 7.00pm
Library ....2.00pm to 7.00pm (closed for guest drill)
Images Photo Gallery ...............5.00pm to 10.00pm
Royal Arcade:
Main Shops ......................departure to 10.00pm
Cunardia.................................departure to 9.00pm
Royal Gymnasium ......................11.00am to 8.00pm
Royal Spa ............................... 11.00am to 10.00pm
Tour Office ...................After guest drill until 7.00pm
Voyage Sales ................After guest drill until 6.00pm
Play Zone ..................................6.00pm to 11.00pm
Kids Zone ..................................6.00pm to 11.00pm
Medical Centre ............... 8.00am to 9.00am &
...........................................3.00pm to 4.00pm
(For medical emergencies only please dial 911 or 999)
TODAY’S ACTIVITIES
FOR SOCIAL EVENTS - DRESS REQUIREMENTS
DAYTIME WEAR
Stylish casual-wear, including shorts and smart jeans, is fine during the
day on board, in keeping with the ship’s elegant surroundings. Swimsuits,
micro shorts, sarongs and gym wear should be reserved for pool-side, on
deck or in the Spa and Fitness Centre and please note that swimwear
must be covered up before entering any enclosed areas.
EVENING WEAR
After 6.00pm, shorts and blue or worn denim (for men and women);
sandals and sleeveless tops (for men) are not considered appropriate
within the ship. On formal nights, any guests wishing to dress more
casually are welcome to dine in the Lido buffet restaurant and relax
in the Winter Garden bar, but should not use other areas within the
ship, including our Alternative Dining Restaurants, out of respect for your
fellow guests.
Formal:
Dinner jacket, tuxedo or dark suit with tie for gentlemen.
Evening or cocktail dress for ladies.
TIME
CHANGE NOTICE
Please be advised that early tomorrow morning, the clocks
will be set FORWARD BY ONE HOUR. Please be reminded
to set your clocks FORWARD ONE HOUR before retiring
this evening, Friday 30 August. Thank you.
QUEEN VICTORIA ORIENTATION
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Informal
Formal
Informal
. Formal
Informal
LUGGAGE
DELIVERY
Your luggage will be delivered directly to your stateroom/suite. Please be aware
MEDICAL
SERVICES
The Medical Centre is open twice a day for routine, non-emergency consultations
with the Ship’s Doctor. These opening hours can be found in your Daily Programme.
For emergencies only, please press the speed dial button marked ‘emergency’ on
your telephone or dial 999 or 911. Tablets for sea sickness are available from
the Purser’s Desk.
7.45pm
HARPIST MARTA KASZAP
8.00pm
EARLY EVENING WIPEOUT TRIVIA
8.30pm
WELCOME ABOARD SHOW
9.00pm
SINGER & PIANIST ANDY LAW
9.15pm
WELCOME DANCE MUSIC
9.15pm
HARPIST MARTA KASZAP
9.30pm
PIANIST FERRY P. BEDY
9.30pm
COCKTAIL PIANIST PAUL MADDEN
9.30pm
WELCOME ABOARD DISCO PARTY
Join your Entertainment Director, Sally Sagoe, as she presents
the Welcome Aboard show with the Royal Cunard Singers and
Dancers in a tribute to the Rat Pack era in “That’s Life!”. Also
introducing members of your Entertainment Department, with
Queens Room vocalist Paul Christopher and a special appearance
from our on board dance couple, Nadiya and Volodymyr.
Royal Court Theatre , decks 1,2&3, A stairway (until 9.15pm)
WELCOME ABOARD & HELPFUL HINTS
Welcome aboard music with the Queens Room Orchestra and
vocalist Paul Christopher under the direction of Maurice Williams.
Queens Room , deck 2, B stairway (until late)
12.00pm
TV PRESENTATION
Chart Room, deck 2, C stairway (until 10.00pm)
9pm
Midships Bar, deck 3, Grand Lobby (until 10.15pm)
Commodore Club, deck 10, A stairway (until late)
12.00pm
ADAGIO STRING QUARTET
12.00pm
ROYAL SPA OPEN HOUSE
4.00pm
GUEST EMERGENCY DRILL
9.45pm
WELCOME ABOARD PUB TEAM TRIVIA
4.00pm
ALL ABOARD
10.00pm
INTERNATIONAL BAND CHANGEZ
10.15pm
HARPIST MARTA KASZAP
10.30pm
WELCOME ABOARD SHOW
10.30pm
PIANIST FERRY P. BEDY
10.30pm
SINGER & PIANIST ANDY LAW
11.00pm
DJ GRAHAM
11.15pm
HARPIST MARTA KASZAP
12.00am
INTERNATIONAL BAND CHANGEZ
1.00am
DJ GRAHAM
Royal Spa & Gymnasium, deck 9, A stairway (until 10.00pm)
If you’re looking for somewhere to dance the night away,
Hemispheres is the place to be!
Adults Only. Hemispheres, deck 10, A stairway (until 10.00pm)
Mandatory for all guests who embarked today in Southampton.
Please listen to announcements for further information.
Throughout the ship (approximate duration 30 minutes)
Meet your Entertainment Staff Team and pit your wits against
them in the pub this evening.
Golden Lion Pub, deck 2, A stairway (until 10.30pm)
Adults Only. Hemispheres, deck 10, A stairway (until 11.00pm)
The gangway is raised and shortly afterwards Queen Victoria
sails for Stockholm, a distance of 1255 nautical miles.
(1 nautical mile equals 1.15 statute miles, or 1.85 kilometres)
4.30pm
SAILAWAY WITH CHANGEZ
Celebrate our sailaway in style! Join your Entertainment Staff team
out on the open decks as we enjoy the energetic sounds of our
international band Changez and wave farewell to Southampton.
Lido Pool, deck 9, C stairway
4.30pm
LATE EMBARKATION DRILL
5.15pm
JEWISH SABBATH
Led by Rabbi Jordan Ofseyer.
Card Room, deck 3, Grand Lobby (until 6.00pm)
5.30pm
PARENTS TALK
5.30pm
PIANIST FERRY P. BEDY
7.30pm
SINGER & PIANIST ANDY LAW
Wth Youth Director Lee Campbell.
The Zone, deck 10, B stairway (until 6.00pm)
Chart Room, deck 2, C stairway (until 6.15pm)
7pm
COCKTAIL PIANIST PAUL MADDEN
12.00pm
Chart Room, deck 2, C stairway (until 11.00pm)
10pm
Lively tunes down at your local.
Golden Lion Pub, deck 2, A stairway (until 8.00pm)
For full details see 8.30pm.
Royal Court Theatre , decks 1,2&3, A stairway (until 11.15pm)
Midships Bar, deck 3, Grand Lobby (until 11.15pm)
Golden Lion Pub, deck 2, A stairway (until late)
For those guests who embarked after the General Drill at 4.00pm
Queens Room , deck 2, B stairway (until 5.00pm)
5pm
7.45pm
Golden Lion Pub, deck 2, A stairway (until 9.45pm)
‘The Legacy Continues (A Cunard History)’
TV Ch. 37 (repeated continuously all day)
that this process takes a considerable amount of time and we ask for your
patience and understanding. It is not unusual for bags within the same party to
be separated so please do not be alarmed if only some of your set of luggage
arrives. Please report any luggage problems to the Purser’s Desk.
WELCOME DANCE MUSIC
Welcome aboard music with the Queens Room Orchestra under
the direction of Maurice Williams.
Queens Room , deck 2, B stairway (until 8.30pm)
CUNARD SAFETY PRESENTATION
Our new welcome on board video, showing today on channel
29 of your stateroom TV, is designed to help you settle in, find
your way around and get the most from your time on board
Queen Victoria.
pm TV Ch. 29 (repeated continuously)
4pm
7.45pm
12.00pm
Grand Lobby, deck 1, B stairway (until 3.00pm)
A seating card will be placed in your stateroom or suite during embarkation. Any
seating queries should be directed to the Maitre d’Hôtel of your assigned
restaurant. Britannia guests with any queries about their seating allocation should
come to the Britannia Restaurant, deck 3, C stairway between 1.30pm and
3.30pm.
PIANIST FERRY P. BEDY
Chart Room, deck 2, C stairway (until 8.30pm)
With your Entertainment Staff member Lewis.
Golden Lion Pub, deck 2, A stairway (8.30pm)
TV Ch. 21 (plays until 6.00am)
RESTAURANT
SEATING
Your restaurant assignment is according to the type of stateroom or suite booked.
7.30pm
Grand Lobby, deck 1, B stairway (until 8.30pm)
TV, is designed to help you settle in, find your way around and get the most from
your time on board Queen Victoria.
12
CLARENDON CHAMPAGNE ART RECEPTION
Commodore Club, deck 10, A stairway (until 8.30pm)
WELCOME
ABOARD & HELPFUL HINTS VIDEO 8pm
Our new welcome on board video, showing today on channel 29 of your stateroom
For guests wishing to plan ahead, the dress code for the first few days
of your voyage are as follows:
Friday 30 August . .
Saturday 31 August .
Sunday 1 September .
Monday 2 September
Tuesday 3 September
7pm
To assist you in finding your way around Queen Victoria, please be
advised that the Port side of the ship has even numbered staterooms and red
carpeting, while the Starboard side has odd numbered staterooms and blue
carpeting. This is the same on all floors with accommodations. Our stairways
are lettered: A is forward, B is midships, and C is aft. Additionally, there are
maps of the ship as well as directional signs placed near the lifts. We hope this
information assists you to become familiar with our ship during your voyage.
Informal: Jacket required, tie optional for gentlemen.
Cocktail dress, stylish separates or equivalent for ladies.
7.30pm
Clarendon Fine Art, in conjunction with Cunard, would like to welcome
you on board with an exclusive Champagne Reception in the gallery.
Clarendon Fine Art Gallery, deck 3, B stairway (until 9.00pm)
11pm
12am
1am
Adults Only. Hemispheres, deck 10, A stairway (until 12.00am)
The Chart Room is the ideal venue for a night cap, set to some
sumptous string sounds.
Chart Room, deck 2, C stairway (until 12.00am)
Our superb resident band keep the party going strong.
Adults Only. Hemispheres, deck 10, A stairway (until 1.00am)
Floor fillers to keep you dancing til the wee small hours...
Adults Only. Hemispheres, deck 10, A stairway (until late)
EMBARKATION INFORMATION
TODAY’S OPENING HOURS
QUEENS AND PRINCESS GRILL RESTAURANTS
Lunch ........................................... 1.00pm to 2.30pm
Dinner .......................................... 6.30pm to 9.00pm
BRITANNIA RESTAURANT
Early dinner .................... 6.00pm, last order 6.30pm
Late dinner ..................... 8.30pm, last order 9.00pm
Please note: Due to the amount of requests, tables for
two have been assigned according to the booking date.
At the moment all tables for two have been allocated.
VERANDAH
Contemporary French cuisine incorporating magical pairings of flavours
whilst staying true to authentic French food and tradition.
Prix fixe charges apply. For reservations please dial 14351.
Lunch ($15.00 fee) ........................................ closed
Dinner ($24.00 fee) .................. 6:30pm to 9.00pm
LIDO BUFFET
Lunch ...................................... 11.30am to guest drill
Dinner Buffet: Welcome .................5.30pm to 11.00pm
Late snack: ...............................11.00pm to 4.00am
BARS AND LOUNGES
Cafe Carinthia ..........................7.00am to 12.00am
Chart Room ........................................5.00pm to late
Commodore Club...............................3.00pm to late
Lido Bar .................................. 12.00pm to 10.00pm
Empire Casino Bar .............................7.00pm to late
Golden Lion Pub ..............................12.00pm to late
Hemispheres .......................................9.30pm to late
Midships Bar..............................5.00pm to 12.00am
Open with waiter service during the day time.
Champagne Bar ........................5.00pm to 12.00am
Winter Garden ..........................12.00pm to 9.00pm
FACILITIES AND RETAIL
Clarendon Fine Art ...................5.00pm to 10.00pm
Bookshop ..................................... 6.00pm to 8.30pm
Empire Casino .. opens approximately 30 minutes after sailing
Internet Centre................................ 5.00pm to 7.00pm
Library ....2.00pm to 7.00pm (closed for guest drill)
Images Photo Gallery ...............5.00pm to 10.00pm
Royal Arcade:
Main Shops ......................departure to 10.00pm
Cunardia.................................departure to 9.00pm
Royal Gymnasium ......................11.00am to 8.00pm
Royal Spa ............................... 11.00am to 10.00pm
Tour Office ...................After guest drill until 7.00pm
Voyage Sales ................After guest drill until 6.00pm
Play Zone ..................................6.00pm to 11.00pm
Kids Zone ..................................6.00pm to 11.00pm
Medical Centre ............... 8.00am to 9.00am &
...........................................3.00pm to 4.00pm
(For medical emergencies only please dial 911 or 999)
TODAY’S ACTIVITIES
FOR SOCIAL EVENTS - DRESS REQUIREMENTS
DAYTIME WEAR
Stylish casual-wear, including shorts and smart jeans, is fine during the
day on board, in keeping with the ship’s elegant surroundings. Swimsuits,
micro shorts, sarongs and gym wear should be reserved for pool-side, on
deck or in the Spa and Fitness Centre and please note that swimwear
must be covered up before entering any enclosed areas.
EVENING WEAR
After 6.00pm, shorts and blue or worn denim (for men and women);
sandals and sleeveless tops (for men) are not considered appropriate
within the ship. On formal nights, any guests wishing to dress more
casually are welcome to dine in the Lido buffet restaurant and relax
in the Winter Garden bar, but should not use other areas within the
ship, including our Alternative Dining Restaurants, out of respect for your
fellow guests.
Formal:
Dinner jacket, tuxedo or dark suit with tie for gentlemen.
Evening or cocktail dress for ladies.
TIME
CHANGE NOTICE
Please be advised that early tomorrow morning, the clocks
will be set FORWARD BY ONE HOUR. Please be reminded
to set your clocks FORWARD ONE HOUR before retiring
this evening, Friday 30 August. Thank you.
QUEEN VICTORIA ORIENTATION
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Informal
Formal
Informal
. Formal
Informal
LUGGAGE
DELIVERY
Your luggage will be delivered directly to your stateroom/suite. Please be aware
MEDICAL
SERVICES
The Medical Centre is open twice a day for routine, non-emergency consultations
with the Ship’s Doctor. These opening hours can be found in your Daily Programme.
For emergencies only, please press the speed dial button marked ‘emergency’ on
your telephone or dial 999 or 911. Tablets for sea sickness are available from
the Purser’s Desk.
7.45pm
HARPIST MARTA KASZAP
8.00pm
EARLY EVENING WIPEOUT TRIVIA
8.30pm
WELCOME ABOARD SHOW
9.00pm
SINGER & PIANIST ANDY LAW
9.15pm
WELCOME DANCE MUSIC
9.15pm
HARPIST MARTA KASZAP
9.30pm
PIANIST FERRY P. BEDY
9.30pm
COCKTAIL PIANIST PAUL MADDEN
9.30pm
WELCOME ABOARD DISCO PARTY
Join your Entertainment Director, Sally Sagoe, as she presents
the Welcome Aboard show with the Royal Cunard Singers and
Dancers in a tribute to the Rat Pack era in “That’s Life!”. Also
introducing members of your Entertainment Department, with
Queens Room vocalist Paul Christopher and a special appearance
from our on board dance couple, Nadiya and Volodymyr.
Royal Court Theatre , decks 1,2&3, A stairway (until 9.15pm)
WELCOME ABOARD & HELPFUL HINTS
Welcome aboard music with the Queens Room Orchestra and
vocalist Paul Christopher under the direction of Maurice Williams.
Queens Room , deck 2, B stairway (until late)
12.00pm
TV PRESENTATION
Chart Room, deck 2, C stairway (until 10.00pm)
9pm
Midships Bar, deck 3, Grand Lobby (until 10.15pm)
Commodore Club, deck 10, A stairway (until late)
12.00pm
ADAGIO STRING QUARTET
12.00pm
ROYAL SPA OPEN HOUSE
4.00pm
GUEST EMERGENCY DRILL
9.45pm
WELCOME ABOARD PUB TEAM TRIVIA
4.00pm
ALL ABOARD
10.00pm
INTERNATIONAL BAND CHANGEZ
10.15pm
HARPIST MARTA KASZAP
10.30pm
WELCOME ABOARD SHOW
10.30pm
PIANIST FERRY P. BEDY
10.30pm
SINGER & PIANIST ANDY LAW
11.00pm
DJ GRAHAM
11.15pm
HARPIST MARTA KASZAP
12.00am
INTERNATIONAL BAND CHANGEZ
1.00am
DJ GRAHAM
Royal Spa & Gymnasium, deck 9, A stairway (until 10.00pm)
If you’re looking for somewhere to dance the night away,
Hemispheres is the place to be!
Adults Only. Hemispheres, deck 10, A stairway (until 10.00pm)
Mandatory for all guests who embarked today in Southampton.
Please listen to announcements for further information.
Throughout the ship (approximate duration 30 minutes)
Meet your Entertainment Staff Team and pit your wits against
them in the pub this evening.
Golden Lion Pub, deck 2, A stairway (until 10.30pm)
Adults Only. Hemispheres, deck 10, A stairway (until 11.00pm)
The gangway is raised and shortly afterwards Queen Victoria
sails for Stockholm, a distance of 1255 nautical miles.
(1 nautical mile equals 1.15 statute miles, or 1.85 kilometres)
4.30pm
SAILAWAY WITH CHANGEZ
Celebrate our sailaway in style! Join your Entertainment Staff team
out on the open decks as we enjoy the energetic sounds of our
international band Changez and wave farewell to Southampton.
Lido Pool, deck 9, C stairway
4.30pm
LATE EMBARKATION DRILL
5.15pm
JEWISH SABBATH
Led by Rabbi Jordan Ofseyer.
Card Room, deck 3, Grand Lobby (until 6.00pm)
5.30pm
PARENTS TALK
5.30pm
PIANIST FERRY P. BEDY
7.30pm
SINGER & PIANIST ANDY LAW
Wth Youth Director Lee Campbell.
The Zone, deck 10, B stairway (until 6.00pm)
Chart Room, deck 2, C stairway (until 6.15pm)
7pm
COCKTAIL PIANIST PAUL MADDEN
12.00pm
Chart Room, deck 2, C stairway (until 11.00pm)
10pm
Lively tunes down at your local.
Golden Lion Pub, deck 2, A stairway (until 8.00pm)
For full details see 8.30pm.
Royal Court Theatre , decks 1,2&3, A stairway (until 11.15pm)
Midships Bar, deck 3, Grand Lobby (until 11.15pm)
Golden Lion Pub, deck 2, A stairway (until late)
For those guests who embarked after the General Drill at 4.00pm
Queens Room , deck 2, B stairway (until 5.00pm)
5pm
7.45pm
Golden Lion Pub, deck 2, A stairway (until 9.45pm)
‘The Legacy Continues (A Cunard History)’
TV Ch. 37 (repeated continuously all day)
that this process takes a considerable amount of time and we ask for your
patience and understanding. It is not unusual for bags within the same party to
be separated so please do not be alarmed if only some of your set of luggage
arrives. Please report any luggage problems to the Purser’s Desk.
WELCOME DANCE MUSIC
Welcome aboard music with the Queens Room Orchestra under
the direction of Maurice Williams.
Queens Room , deck 2, B stairway (until 8.30pm)
CUNARD SAFETY PRESENTATION
Our new welcome on board video, showing today on channel
29 of your stateroom TV, is designed to help you settle in, find
your way around and get the most from your time on board
Queen Victoria.
pm TV Ch. 29 (repeated continuously)
4pm
7.45pm
12.00pm
Grand Lobby, deck 1, B stairway (until 3.00pm)
A seating card will be placed in your stateroom or suite during embarkation. Any
seating queries should be directed to the Maitre d’Hôtel of your assigned
restaurant. Britannia guests with any queries about their seating allocation should
come to the Britannia Restaurant, deck 3, C stairway between 1.30pm and
3.30pm.
PIANIST FERRY P. BEDY
Chart Room, deck 2, C stairway (until 8.30pm)
With your Entertainment Staff member Lewis.
Golden Lion Pub, deck 2, A stairway (8.30pm)
TV Ch. 21 (plays until 6.00am)
RESTAURANT
SEATING
Your restaurant assignment is according to the type of stateroom or suite booked.
7.30pm
Grand Lobby, deck 1, B stairway (until 8.30pm)
TV, is designed to help you settle in, find your way around and get the most from
your time on board Queen Victoria.
12
CLARENDON CHAMPAGNE ART RECEPTION
Commodore Club, deck 10, A stairway (until 8.30pm)
WELCOME
ABOARD & HELPFUL HINTS VIDEO 8pm
Our new welcome on board video, showing today on channel 29 of your stateroom
For guests wishing to plan ahead, the dress code for the first few days
of your voyage are as follows:
Friday 30 August . .
Saturday 31 August .
Sunday 1 September .
Monday 2 September
Tuesday 3 September
7pm
To assist you in finding your way around Queen Victoria, please be
advised that the Port side of the ship has even numbered staterooms and red
carpeting, while the Starboard side has odd numbered staterooms and blue
carpeting. This is the same on all floors with accommodations. Our stairways
are lettered: A is forward, B is midships, and C is aft. Additionally, there are
maps of the ship as well as directional signs placed near the lifts. We hope this
information assists you to become familiar with our ship during your voyage.
Informal: Jacket required, tie optional for gentlemen.
Cocktail dress, stylish separates or equivalent for ladies.
7.30pm
Clarendon Fine Art, in conjunction with Cunard, would like to welcome
you on board with an exclusive Champagne Reception in the gallery.
Clarendon Fine Art Gallery, deck 3, B stairway (until 9.00pm)
11pm
12am
1am
Adults Only. Hemispheres, deck 10, A stairway (until 12.00am)
The Chart Room is the ideal venue for a night cap, set to some
sumptous string sounds.
Chart Room, deck 2, C stairway (until 12.00am)
Our superb resident band keep the party going strong.
Adults Only. Hemispheres, deck 10, A stairway (until 1.00am)
Floor fillers to keep you dancing til the wee small hours...
Adults Only. Hemispheres, deck 10, A stairway (until late)
QUEEN victoria
A MESSAGE FROM THE ENTERTAINMENT DIRECTOR TONIGHT’S DRESS CODE: INFORMAL
Jacket required, tie optional for gentlemen, cocktail dress, stylish separates or
We hope you enjoy the many new innovations on Queen Victoria as well as
signature Cunard features such as our legendary White Star Service, as executed
by our crew, many of whom have worked on Cunard ships for decades refining
their art. Queen Victoria’s elegance and unique atmosphere will make this
a truly unforgettable voyage.
In each of Queen Victoria’s restaurants, a dedicated team of chefs
and waiters look forward to serving you. The Queens Grill, Princess Grill and
Britannia Restaurants, all feature menus created from the most carefully prepared
ingredients. For less formal dining, the extensive Lido Buffet presents masterfully
prepared meals from internationally inspired dishes and when it comes to pure
elegance, nothing surpasses afternoon tea in the Queens Room.
My staff and I are delighted to offer a large array of activities, stimulating
lectures and entertainment. The Daily Programme provides you with all essential
information about Queen Victoria, and is delivered to your stateroom/suite
every evening for the following day.
In the many bars and lounges on board you’ll find the company delightful and
the live music enchanting. In the Golden Lion Pub enjoy the traditional British Pub
atmosphere while participating in an interactive gameshow, karaoke or a pub quiz.
In the Chart Room you can hear cocktail melodies or celebrate with a glass of
bubbly in the Veuve Clicquot Champagne Bar. The unsurpassed ocean views from
the Commodore Club offer a stunning backdrop as we feature one of our resident
musicians. Nearby is Hemispheres, a venue for specialty lectures during the day
before it transforms into an elegant nightclub.
Queen Victoria’s entertainment is second to none. Lavish Production
Shows presented by the Royal Cunard Singers and Dancers as well as variety
entertainers from around the world offer dazzling performances in the remarkable
Royal Court Theatre spanning three decks and featuring the first theatre boxes at
sea. In the signature double height Queens Room the orchestra set the tempo on
one of the largest dance floors at sea.
171 years ago, when Samuel Cunard set out to deliver mail across the Atlantic,
he little realised he was taking the first step towards a new standard in luxury
travel. Cunard continues the tradition of style and grandeur on board Queen
Victoria. We hope you enjoy your voyage with us.
Sally Sagoe
Entertainment Director - Queen Victoria
QUEEN VICTORIA SETS SAIL ON HER
‘ ST. PETERSBURG & BALTIC EXPLORER’ VOYAGE
FROM THE PURSERS DESK
SHIP’S AGENT
Carnival UK
100 Harbour Parade Southampton SO15 1ST U.K.
Telephone for emergencies while ashore: +44 02380 717906
Berth: Ocean Cruise Terminal
GENERAL
EMERGENCY DRILL
It is a requirement of law that all guests are exercised in the ship’s general
emergency procedures before the ship leaves her berth today. This drill will take
place at 4.00pm today. Prior to attending this drill we would like to bring your
attention to the safety notice on or near the back of your door and ask that you
view the safety film which is showing continuously on stateroom TV channel 21.
USE
OF LIFTS
We advise all guests to be cautious of automated lift doors and we ask that
parents do not allow unaccompanied children of less than 12 years of age to
use lifts. Lifts are not to be used in an emergency situation.
ASSISTIVE LISTENING DEVICES
For those guests who are hard of hearing, assistive listening devices (headsets
and neckloops) are available from the Purser’s Office, deck 1. Please look in the
Daily Programme for the symbol shown above. This will be placed next to those
events which utilise the devices.
INTERNET
CENTRE
The Internet service opens at approximately 6.00pm. Internet time may be
purchased and used after that time.
this by telephone immediately to the Medical Centre from your stateroom by
dialling 999/911. We ask for your cooperation preventing the possible spread
of this illness and recommend that when practical you use the bathroom in your
stateroom. It is vitally important that everyone on board maintains excellent
standards of personal hygiene as the virus is easily passed on from person
to person by touching surfaces such as handrails, door handles and elevator
buttons. The single most effective means of prevention is frequent and thorough
hand-washing. We recommend that you wash your hands using soap and warm
water for at least 20 seconds then rinse and dry them well each time you use
the toilet/restroom, after coughing or sneezing and before eating, drinking or
smoking. Please try to avoid touching your mouth with your hands. Whilst alcohol
hand sanitizers are no substitute for hand-washing, these have been provided for
your use in certain food service areas around the ship.
VOYAGE NUMBER: V314
Tonight’s Dress Code: Informal
equivalent for ladies. Please note that after 6.00pm, shorts and blue or worn
denim (for men and women); sandals and sleeveless tops (for men) are not
considered appropriate within the ship. Any guests wishing to dress more
casually are welcome to dine in the Lido buffet on deck 9 and relax in the Winter
Garden, but should not use other areas within the ship, including our Alternative
Dining Restaurants, out of respect for their fellow guests.
IMPORTANT
NOTICE:
HEALTH
ADVICE
SHIP’
S
SECURITY
NOTICE
Should
you
experience
any
symptoms
of
vomiting
or diarrhoea, please report
In order to prevent unauthorised persons boarding the ship, you are required
to carry your "Cruise Card" with you when going ashore. You will be asked
to produce this at the gangway when you leave and return to the ship.
It may be prudent that you also have a Government issued picture ID with
you before leaving the ship, as you may be required to show this at security
checkpoints upon your return. Be aware that we have established a secure
area around the vessel and our security procedures require that you must
be prepared to show your cruise card when entering this area, in addition
to showing it to the security staff at the gangway when leaving or boarding
the ship. We kindly ask you not to accept and bring on board any parcels or
packages from strangers. Before boarding the ship, you may also be asked
by our Security Staff to open parcels or handbags which you are carrying.
We are sure that you will appreciate that this security is in the best interest
of all concerned.
Friday 30 August 2013
YOUR SENIOR OFFICERS
MASTER
Captain Peter Philpott
DECK DEPARTMENT
Deputy Captain
Safety Officer
Security Officer
Martyn Sharples
Yuliyan Kostov
Andy Beaton
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Princ. Medical Officer
Senior Nurse
Dr. Katharina Loock
Lois Orr
TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT
Chief Engineer
Brian Wattling
Staff Chief Engineer
John Towers
Ship’s Services Engineer David Ballentyne
Chief Electrical Officer Michael O’Donovan
HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Hotel Manager
David Stephenson
F&B Manager
Bernhard Fischer
Asst. F&B Manager
Pierre Cloete
Executive Chef
Mark Oldroyd
Chief Purser
Jan Kristiansen
Purser Guest Services
Tanya Parker
Public Rooms Mgr.
Jason Pascall
Night Purser
Ronel Sivas
Executive Housekeeper
Rozlyn Old
Senior Maître d’Hôtel
Sandro Ranieri
Entertainment Director
Sally Sagoe
Asst. Entertainment Director
Neil Kelly
Production Manager
Neil Kingston
Social Hostess
Jessica Burke
Tour Manager
Izabela Durka
Voyage Sales Specialists
Charlotte Wallace Tarry
Dragana Prodanovic-Krieb
D
C
CHAMPAGNE SAILAWAY
APTAIN PETER PHILPOTT
The Captain, his officers and
crew, welcome you on board
for this ‘St. Petersburg & Baltic
Explorer’ voyage. We wish you
a pleasant journey and relaxing
holiday as Queen Victoria
departs for a series of cultural
and historic cities, before
cruising back to her home port
of Southampton.
Celebrate our sailaway in style! Join us at
the Lido Pool for a glass of Lanson Brut N.V.
or Lanson Brut Rose champagne as we listen
to the energetic sounds of our International
Band, Changez and say farewell to
Southampton!
At 4.30pm, Lido Pool, deck 9, C stairway
THE PORT OF SOUTHAMPTON
During 1911, Cunard Line purchased three
ships, renamed the Albania, Ausonia and
Ascania, to begin a new service between
London, Southampton and Canada. The route
was intended to
take advantage
of
a
treaty
signed between
the
Canadian
and
French
governments
whereby goods
shipped
to
Canada through a British port received a rebate.
Cargo was loaded in Tilbury Docks, London,
and passengers joined the ship in Southampton,
which then proceeded to Quebec and Montreal.
This new route was pioneered by the Albania,
which arrived in Southampton for the first time
on 2 May 1911, beginning a long relationship
between Cunard and Southampton. Cunard’s
headquarters remain in Southampton, now in the
modern surroundings of Carnival House.
TONIGHT’S FEATURED
ENTERTAINMENT
Join your Entertainment Director, Sally
Sagoe, as she presents the Welcome Aboard
show with the Royal Cunard Singers and
Dancers in a tribute to the Rat Pack era in
“That’s Life!”. Also introducing members of
your Entertainment Department, with Queens
Room vocalist Paul Christopher and a special
appearance from our on board dance couple,
Nadiya and Volodymyr.
At 8.30pm & 10.30pm,
Royal Court Theatre ,
decks 1, 2 & 3, A stairway
In Today’s
ISCOVER...
Where to find
further information
while you’re with us
Champagne
Art
Reception
Stay connected
to Queen
Victoria
Friday 30 August 2013
...getting the most from your voyage
In today’s Discover... we look at ways you can make the most of your time with us. Visit our Casino to learn about special promotions,
plan your indulgent Spa session, or drop by our Art Gallery for a special champagne reception...
NEED FURTHER INFORMATION?
QUEEN VICTORIA
“BEHIND
THE SCENES”
Cunard’s Behind the Scenes tour
offers a once-in-a-lifetime glimpse
into the complexities of running
today’s most advanced ocean liners.
This is a unique opportunity to explore areas
of the ship normally unavailable to guests!
A few of the places included in the tour are:
Backstage at the Royal Court Theatre
The Engine Control Room
The Galley
The Bridge
...and many more!
These tours are just $120 per person and
space is limited. Duration of the tour is
approximately 4 hours.
Registration closes at 12.00pm, Sunday 1 September
For more information or to register, visit
the Purser’s Desk, deck 1, Grand Lobby
Please note: for operational reasons, the areas included
in your tour may be subject to change at short notice. The
engine machinery spaces are not included in the tour.
STAY CONNECTED TO
QUEEN VICTORIA
In addition to your Daily Programme, there
is another great way to stay up-to-date with
events while enjoying your voyage on board
Queen Victoria. Every morning your
Entertainment Director, Sally Sagoe, hosts a TV
show featuring the day’s activities, interviews
with various guests and important information
that you need to know.
“Rise n Shine” with Sally Sagoe: every day at 6.00am,
repeated continuously until noon, TV Ch. 21
Play Zone .............6.00pm to 11.00pm
The Zone ..............6.00pm to 11.00pm
Whether this is your first Cunard voyage or you have an illustrious history with us, there
are times when you need further information. In these circumstances your first ‘port of call’
should be your In Stateroom Folder, the black folder in your stateroom. Here you will find
lots of useful information to help you. In addition, daily information can be found in the Daily
Programme - including a complete listing of the activities taking place on board as well as
information and notices to keep you safe and satisfied. If you can’t find the information you
need from these two sources then the Purser’s Desk, or Concierge if you are a Grills guest,
should be the final destination on your journey.
The Purser’s Desk, deck 1, Grand Lobby, or call 33000
GIFTS AND SOUVENIRS
We have a wide variety of gifts for your family and friends. Books on all sorts
of activities you may enjoy on board; cocktails to coffee, bridge to ballroom
dancing and more. Cross stitch sets, posters, prints, bookmarks, jigsaws - and
for yourself, perhaps a best seller paperback or some sudoku to help keep you
entertained during your time on board? Enjoy shopping in U.S. dollars at the:
Bookshop, deck 3 midships
FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE...
Welcome on board Queen Victoria for this exciting St. Petersburg
and Baltic Explorer voyage. The shops onboard will be bringing a huge
selection of Russian gifts, souvenirs and handicrafts as we arrive into
St. Petersburg. To find out more please call into the Royal Arcade
Shops this evening to see a preview selection of the available items.
DUTY FREE SHOPPING ONBOARD IS GUARANTEED!
Shopping onboard not only offers duty free prices for your purchases but a promise
that everything you are purchasing onboard is guaranteed! Our onboard ‘price match
guarantee’ means that you can buy onboard and if you see it for less ashore we will refund
the difference onto your onboard account; this applies to all merchandise (conditions
apply). We also offer you a return policy which allows you within one year to return the
merchandise (conditions apply) to our Head Offices and receive a full refund. We hope
you will agree that this service and onboard guarantee makes shopping so much easier on
Queen Victoria. Please ask any member of staff for more information on conditions
which apply to this service. Welcome onboard from your Royal Arcade Shop Team.
Royal Arcade, deck 3, midships
CHAMPAGNE GALLERY RECEPTION
Clarendon Fine Art, in conjunction with Cunard, would like to welcome
you onboard with an exclusive Champagne Reception in the gallery.
Let us introduce to you to the works of Fabian Perez, who was official
artist to the 2012 Olympic Games, and Sherree Valentine Daines, ‘The
Face of Modern British Impressionism’, as well as many more. There will
be an eclectic display this evening which will then change daily. If you
see a piece that you love then don’t hesitate as pieces sell very quickly.
At 7.30pm, Clarendon Fine Art Gallery, deck 3, B stairway
THEATRE BOX PROGRAMME
Celebrate performances by The Royal Cunard Singers and
Dancers with our exclusive Theatre Box Programme. You will
be greeted by White Star Bell Boys and offered finger desserts
and a welcome champagne cocktail in a private lounge area.
At performance time the White Star Bell Boys will guide you to
your private box where our bar staff will serve you chocolates
and Veuve Clicquot Champagne. At the end of the performance
you will be presented with an exclusive souvenir cast photo. To
experience one of these special nights, reservations may be made at anytime through the
Purser’s Office on extension 33000. A charge of $57.50 per couple applies. Please note
that reservations for tomorrow’s performances close at 3.00pm tomorrow, Saturday 31 August.
A MESSAGE FROM THE TOUR OFFICE
Pre reserved excursion tickets will be delivered directly to
your stateroom today, please check your tickets carefully as
departure times may have changed. You can also tune in to
your stateroom TV on channel 34 to learn more about your
excursion options for this voyage. For your convenience, a
booking form for all available excursions has also been delivered
to your stateroom. To book an excursion please complete and
return the form to the Tour Office on deck 1, Grand Lobby.
Tour Office, deck 1 (port), Grand Lobby
INTRODUCING THE CUNARD SOFT DRINK PACKAGE
We are delighted to introduce the Cunard Soft Drinks package where a one-time payment allows you
to enjoy unlimited fountain sodas and juices for your entire voyage (intransit guests will be required
to purchase again for the next leg of their voyage). The package will only be available for purchase
on the first and second day of this voyage and must be purchased for the full duration of the voyage.
To enjoy this facility, take your ship Identity Card to any of the Bars on board where the staff will be
delighted to assist you. The package entitles the bearer of the card only to unlimited fountain sodas
and juices served “by the glass” in any of the restaurants and bars. The price per day is $6.50 per
person with a 15% service charge. The package does not extend to bottled water, in-cabin bar
service or to any other non alcoholic beverages. For more details please see your friendly Bar staff!
RECEIVE YOUR VOYAGE PHOTOS FOR FREE!
Purchase your embarkation photograph before 12.00noon tomorrow,
and enter the draw to win five of your voyage photos for free (conditions apply).
The Raffle will be held in the Photo Gallery on deck 3 tomorrow 31 August at
12:00noon (must be present to win). Also, take this opportunity to
have a look at a brand new product, your own personalised Voyage Photo
Book, and sign up for an exclusive workshop to find out how it works.
Photo Gallery, deck 3, C stairway, starboard side
ROYAL SPA OPEN HOUSE AND RAFFLE
Join our Spa Team for a tour round the stunning Royal Spa and find out about the variety of
indulging treatments. Complimentary massage teasers and consultations are available with our
Acupuncturist, Medi Spa Doctor and Fitness Team. A raffle draw will take place tomorrow at
10:45am, $500 worth of spa treatments must be won so collect your raffle ticket today!
TRIPLE YOUR INDULGENCE
They say good things come in threes, but they didn’t say oh-how-good
it can be! We know you like to indulge, and we love to indulge you, so
we created a way: 10% off your first spa signature treatment; 20% off
your second spa signature treatment; 30% off your third spa signature
treatment. Here’s how: decide which three gorgeous spa signature
treatments you absolutely must try and simply schedule your appointments.
You will then save each time you visit, so book your appointments today!
Royal Spa, deck 9, A stairway, or call 36001
CUNARD WORLD CLUB
& VOYAGE SALES
Dragana and Charlotte, your Voyage Sales
Specialists and Cunard World
Club Representatives, welcome
you aboard QUEEN VICTORIA,
your home away from home! Find
out more about the Cunard World
Club Benefits or discover the great
advantages of booking your future
voyages onboard. Please watch Voyage
Sales Channel 35 for more information and
details regarding our services onboard. For
more details/appointments, please contact
Dragana or Charlotte on 33033 or 33034.
WELCOME TO THE
EMPIRE CASINO
Visit the Empire Casino, located on deck 2
forward, and meet our friendly Casino Host to
hear all about the various games and promotions
on offer this voyage. Please be advised that
the casino operates in US dollars and that you
may charge up to $1000 per day to your on
board account at the cashier’s desk and tables.
Guests under the age of 18 will not be
permitted on the gaming floor.
STAY & PLAY
For all our early risers, the casino slot machines
will be open 24 hours a day when at sea.
Empire Casino, deck 2, A stairway
THE
WINE LINE
A dedicated wine line is available to assist
our guests with selecting the perfect wine
to compliment their fine dining experience.
Simply dial 14000 daily between 10.00am
and 4.00pm to speak with one of our
knowledgeable Sommeliers, who will be
delighted to assist with any questions and
booking requests.
Wines of the Day
White Wine
St. Aubin,1er Cru, Domaine Roux Pére & Fils,
Burgundy, France.....................................$65
Red Wine
Chassagne-Montrachet Red, Domaine
Fontaine Gagnard, Burgundy, France......$98
All Prices are in US dollars and are subject to a 15% service
charge which will be added to your bill.