Cunard Line's Queen Mary 2 Returning to New York After a 134 Day World Cruise.- Next Sailing - Old World Transatlantic Passage


Cunard Line's Queen Mary 2 Returning to New York after a 134 Day World Cruise.
Cunard Line's Queen Mary 2 Returning to New York after a 134 Day World Cruise.

One week from today 5/17, Cunard's Queen Mary2 will return to New York to mark the end of her 2017/2018 134 Day - World Cruise. The great Cunard Liner will spend only a short time in New York (13 hours approximately) before embarking on a traditional transatlantic crossing of yesteryear visiting Southampton, England, Le Harve, France and Hamburg Germany.


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