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- Dec 4, 2004
The Man in Seat Sixty-One says: "From personal experience, staggering round a transatlantic liner in a dinner jacket with a martini is the normal, rational, reasonable way to cross the Atlantic. Heading for an airport and strapping yourself to a flimsy aluminium tube is an unfortunate and eccentric aberration." I love it!Hi Chris - there's always New York to Southampton by boat - https://www.seat61.com/queen-mary-2-transatlantic.htm
By the way, the "Man in Seat 61" is a great resource for non-flight travel - I use it a lot for journeys to skating events.
The QM2 is a beautiful ship for sure..much more of an ocean liner/cruise ship hybrid, and not too big. And great art. The fact that Carnival Corp designed her is evident in her beautiful lines.....Queen Mary 2's principal naval architect was Carnival's in-house designer, Stephen Payne. She instantly reminds me of the classes of Holland Amerika ships I sail on.
