101 Things To Do on a Queen Mary 2 Transatlantic Crossing-Part 3
By Gregg Eppleman • Nov 22nd, 2007 • Category: Cunard LineToday’s installation, part 3, of the 101 Things To Do on a Queen Mary 2 
transatlantic crossing covers the section Thoroughly British Moments. Just a friendly reminder that Cunard truly believes its heritage is one of uts most important assets, and we as Americans remember where it all started back in the 1700’s. While many of the customs our forefathers brought with them has long gone, one can still see the British influences in many of our daily activities. These are just a few of the onboard activities that may spark the nostalgia.
Thoroughly British Moments
-Don’t miss Afternoon Tea in the Queen’s Room, complete with scones, fresh cream, strawberry jam and white gloved servers.
-Toast your good fortune to be here over a pint or two at the Golden Lion Pub.
-Get a deck quoits lesson from that nice English couple you met at breakfast.
-Savour fork tender roast beef at The Carvery, a true English specialty.
-Watch actors from RADA perform scenes from your favorite Shakespeare plays.
-Play a round of golf at the one that started it all, St. Andrews, on the golf simulator.
-What does it feel like to be royalty? Dress to the nines for the sophisticated Ascot Ball and experience for yourself!
Tomorrow will be Fine Dining and Wining.
Gregg Eppleman is an 18 year veteran of the cruise industry, has sailed on more than 50 ships, and visited Alaska, the Bahamas, the East and West Caribbean, Europe and Mexico. He is a Cunard and Princess Commodore, Cruise Baltic Specialist, Cruise West Small Ship Partner, NCL Specialist Plus, Holland America 5 Star Agent, Celebrity Special Agent, Royal Caribbean Expert Plus, Alaska, Hawaii and Tokyo Specialist.
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