Cunard Line

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The idea of a multiple-class ship offends some people's sense of democracy, and Cunard ships are ocean liners that adhere in not-so-subtle fashion to the tradition of class distinctions. This is the 21st century, though, so you won't find steerage class, and even regular folks in the cheaper cabins will enjoy the superior surroundings. However, certain areas, including the Queen's Grill Lounge, a private sun terrace, and even a private elevator, are reserved for occupants of privileged accommodations. So luxury on a Cunard ship is a relative experience and certainly more luxurious for some.

Top: Fine dining

Middle: Royal Court Theater

Bottom: Junior suite

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