Is a Club Balcony Cabin on Cunard’s Queen Mary 2 WORTH the Extra Cost?
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Creator's Key Takeaways
The main draw for us was priority boarding and the more exclusive use of the Britannia Club main dining room.
This bed, oh my goodness, the mattress, the weight of the duvet, the comfort of the pillows, just one of my favorite beds ever on a cruise ship.
Our balcony afforded great views, but I felt we could have had a larger table.
We really enjoyed access to the Bratannia Club restaurant, including an additional menu each night.
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Scale: 0–5 strips in half-step increments. 0 = “meh”, 5 = “bacon bliss”. Aggregated from creator-review sentiment, weighted by channel expertise.
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Welcome to my full tour and review of a Club Balcony Cabin on Cunard’s Queen Mary 2. This is cabin 12010, port side, forward, deck 12. In this vlog I'll show you all the amenities, location and proximity to stairwells / lifts / pavilion pool, the room service options and menus, laundry options, and the main differences between a standard balcony cabin and a club cabin. Is it worth the extra? Let's find out... Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe and turn on notifications for bi-weekly cruise and travel vlogs! Let’s follow each other on Facebook (jamiewrobins), X, Threads, Instagram and Blue Sky @travelblogjamie. You can become an exclusive member of my Patreon page with behind the scenes vlogs, Patron-only LIVES, shout-outs, monthly post cards, personalised video messages etc at Patreon.com/travelblogjamie, have personalised videos made for you at Cameo.com/travelblogjamie (currently in the top 13% of requests worldwide) and find my webpage at beacons.ai/travelblogjamie. #travelblogjamie #cruise #cruiseship #cunard #cabin #queenmary2