Sightseeing
Queen Mary
📍 1126 Queens Hwy, Long Beach, CA 90802, USA
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Introduction
The RMS Queen Mary, launched in 1936, was Cunard's flagship ocean liner and a wartime troopship before becoming a permanent floating hotel and museum in Long Beach since 1967. With Art Deco interiors, three enormous funnels and a storied transatlantic past, it lets visitors sleep, dine and wander where royalty and GIs once trod. Self-guided tours thread through engine rooms and grand salons; after dark, its reputed hauntings draw ghost-hunt tours. A genuine piece of maritime history moored in Southern California.
✨ Highlights
1
Art Deco
Vintage luxe salons.
2
Deck Walk
Former ocean decks.
3
Engine Tour
Giant engines revealed.
4
Ghost Hunts
Famous night tours.
5
Floating Hotel
Stay, dine, explore.
6
Maritime Relics
A century of voyages.
🛈 Practical Info
→Best season：Year-round
→Duration：2–4 hours
→Getting there：Long Beach Harbor
→Fee：~$30+ adult
→Ghost：Night book ahead
→Parking：Harbor garage
💡 Tips
• Ghost tours sell out; book ahead.
• Pick up self-tour map at pier.
• Stay a night aboard for the vibe.
• Bring a jacket; deck wind is cool.
• Pair with Long Beach aquarium.
• Parking fee at the harbor.
FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Queen Mary?
Ghost tours sell out; book ahead. Pick up self-tour map at pier.
Information on this page is compiled from public sources. Opening hours, ticket prices and other details may change — please verify with official sources before your visit.
