En route to Southampton, UK – The Queen Mary 2 is not a cruise ship, as Captain Andrew Hall points out multiple times, it's an ocean liner. That makes it subtly different from other cruise ...

This time around, the ship in question is the Queen Mary 2, and it was on a 29-day cruise ... Everyone who is sick has reportedly been isolated, and the staff is working to sanitize the ship ...

The Cunard Line responded to the outbreak aboard the Queen Mary 2 by increasing the crew's cleaning and disinfection procedures. Sick passengers and crew are isolated from others aboard the ship ...

The 13-deck, 1,132-foot ship has room for up to 2,620 passengers. The ship was "remastered" in 2016 after more than 10 years in service, with a more contemporary interpretation of art deco design ...

A new outbreak report from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention tracked 224 of 2,538 passengers who became ill from the virus while on board the Cunard cruise line ship Queen Mary 2 ...

A gangway on the world's largest passenger ship, the Queen Mary 2, collapsed killing at least 11 people and injuring 20 others, fire officials said. Dozens of people were reportedly on the ...

The ship, Cunard's Queen Mary 2, is scheduled to travel on this route for nearly a month, having departed on March 8 and set to return on April 6. The sweeping norovirus outbreak was reported to ...

The ocean liner will return to Liverpool to celebrate its 400th transatlantic crossing Cunard’s flagship ocean liner Queen Mary 2 will return ... crossing. The ship will make an overnight ...

Almost 200 people have fallen ill in a norovirus outbreak on a cruise ship that left Southampton at the beginning of March, government data has revealed. The Queen Mary 2 departed England on ...

Americans planning cruise ship vacations may have new concerns this spring and summer. Recent cuts to the U.S.

April 1 (UPI) --A 29-day round-trip cruise from England to the Caribbean aboard the Queen Mary 2 luxury liner turned into an ordeal for 224 passengers and 17 crew members who reported becoming ill.