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queen mary
has anyone out there been on the queen Mary. For sheer opulence it looks really good value, cheaper than a four star hotel but you are actually going somewhere etc. I am concerned that once you are on there you are a captive audience. Do they charge riduculous amounts for things like a glass of beer?
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I have not used Queen Mary but I don't think QE2 prices from last August will be much different.These prices are direct from their "Bar List" plus you must add 15% service charge to everything you buy draught , Lager or bitter ( Stella or Smiths) pint $3.95 half $2.25 Guinness pint $4.25 half $2.50, bottles and cans do work out a bit heavy but overall I found prices to be about pub prices at home,mind you I live in the South East. gin and tonic @ $4.25 (they don't charge for the tonic) I thought was a good thing. Wine can be expensive but again we managed to sort a very nice one at about �12 a bottle. You will love it ,wonderful service makes prices even for someone as skint as me seem cheap.
Hi there,
My mates stayed on the Queen Mary a few months ago they said it wasn't too expensive at all - There's the Sir Winston's Restaurant and the Chelsea - which are alittle expensive.
The Promenade Cafe which does meals and sandwiches etc and also the Observation Bar - they do cocktails and have some sort of relatively cheesy entertainment.
They said there's a bakery, deli, pizza bar and an ice-cream parlour!
I think it caters for pretty much all budgets... It's supposed to be haunted also!
My mates stayed on the Queen Mary a few months ago they said it wasn't too expensive at all - There's the Sir Winston's Restaurant and the Chelsea - which are alittle expensive.
The Promenade Cafe which does meals and sandwiches etc and also the Observation Bar - they do cocktails and have some sort of relatively cheesy entertainment.
They said there's a bakery, deli, pizza bar and an ice-cream parlour!
I think it caters for pretty much all budgets... It's supposed to be haunted also!