Overview
- The ship made a scheduled short stop in Liverpool as part of a 12-night British Isles cruise that began and will end in Southampton.
- This was Queen Anne’s fourth visit to the city, underlining its regular inclusion on regional itineraries.
- A heritage market ran in the Cunard building with about 50 local traders, giving passengers direct spend in nearby shops and food stalls.
- Liverpool remains the ship’s named godparent after the June 2024 naming ceremony that featured Andrea Bocelli and five local figures.
- Queen Anne carried roughly 78,000 guests in its first full year with about 40% new to Cunard, a sign of strong early demand for the vessel.