The Queen Mary is a historic ocean liner permanently docked in Long Beach, now operating as a floating hotel and attraction. Built in the 1930s, it served as luxury transatlantic passenger service and played a significant role as a troop ship during ... read moreWorld War II. Today, it offers self-guided audio tours that walk guests through the ship’s grand salons, staterooms, engine rooms, and navigation bridge, highlighting its storied past and maritime design.

The ship hosts a range of experiences including heritage tours of rarely seen areas, paranormal investigations focused on its reputation for hauntings, and themed events such as dinner cruises, art exhibitions, and live music. Onboard amenities include multiple restaurants and lounges, a small museum gift shop, and preserved public areas reflecting its original Art Deco elegance. Overnight stays are available with various cabin options and access to the full-range historic experience.

The Queen Mary is equipped with accessible features including elevators and wheelchair-friendly routes in public areas, though some historic sections may have limited access. Regular parking is available nearby, and shuttles connect the ship to local transport options and Long Beach attractions. It’s recommended to plan at least two to three hours for daytime visits, or overnight stays for deeper exploration, and to check for special event schedules when booking.