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Get an up close and personal look at the Queen Mary with one of our exciting and informative guided tours. From the ship's groundbreaking construction and royal launch as the most luxurious and technologically advanced ocean liner at the time, to her duty as a troopship during WWII, to her golden days of the 1950s, to her earning the nickname, the "haunted ship," the Queen Mary's history is full of action, adventure, romance and paranormal activity. Explore the ship bow to stern, inside and out, and hear unique stories, facts and insights about the Queen Mary with our tour expert guides.
Delve into the ship's expansive past, including her groundbreaking construction, her time as a troopship during WWII and of course, her glory days as the world's most luxurious and technologically advanced ocean liner.
Ever wanted to know some of the stories and legends regarding the famous hauntings of the Queen Mary? Then the Haunted Encounters Tour is the best place to start. This approximate one hour tour will share many of the more well-known or infamous stories of the paranormal residents that now occupy the legendary ship in a non-scary introduction to the ghostly tales of the Queen Mary.
The Steam and Steel Tour will take guests approximately 25 ' below the water line where they will have a chance to walk through Boiler Rooms 1- 4, as well as the Water Softening Plant and the Turbo-Generator Room 1.
El recorrido histrico de Glory Days explora el extenso pasado del barco, incluidas sus innovadoras construcciones, su poca como barco militar durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial y, por supuesto, sus das de gloria como el barco ocenico ms lujoso del mundo.
Step into the glitz and glamour of the golden era of cinema as you explore the legendary ocean liner that once hosted Hollywood's elite. Walk the same decks where iconic movie scenes were filmed and soak in the nostalgia of an era filled with red carpets and celebrity soires. This immersive experience takes you on a journey through time, offering glimpses into the ship's rich history and its role as a floating playground for the stars.
Embark on a dazzling Art Deco tour aboard the Queen Mary in Long Beach and journey into the opulent world of this iconic ocean liner. Immerse yourself in the extravagant elegance of the Art Deco era as you explore the intricate details and stylish designs that adorn the ship.
Indulge in the epitome of luxury with an exclusive Royal VIP tour and Afternoon Tea aboard the Queen Mary Delve into hidden quarters and listen to untold stories of this maritime marvel. After your personalized exploration, luxuriate in the refined tradition of Afternoon Tea amidst the ship's historic charm.
Experience a more haunting side of the Queen Mary after hours. Explore various rooms or compartments seldom seen by the general public while famous stories and legends are shared about some of the past passengers aboard the legendary ocean liner.
The Grey Ghost Project takes a skeptical and evidence based approach to investigating the supernatural. Join us on a 3 hour exploration using the latest tools of the trade and a combination of scientific methods.
Few public figures have had more influence on modern political and social life than former British Prime Minister, Winston Spencer-Churchill. Fewer still had an ongoing relationship with the Queen Mary. To commemorate their affinity a new Churchill-themed exhibition has been brought to the Queen Mary.
The Radio Room houses some of the original equipment used by the Queen Mary during her incredible career. The current radio room features an array of amateur radio equipment which has been used to broadcast communications around the world. Guests walking past the exhibit are likely to have a front-row seat of a real broadcast, as this space has been actively used since 1979.
During WWII the ship was outfitted with anti-aircraft weaponry to defend herself. This 40 mm gun is the same type of defensive weapon used onboard; to safely carry nearly a million troops throughout the war.
The Music Room was a place where musicians, entertainers, lecturers, radio personalities and the like could rehearse. This upright piano is original to the ship, however, when the ship was in service a baby grand piano nearly filled this space.
This is the original Cabin or First-Class travel bureau as it was remodeled after WWII. The desks and chairs are those that were aboard when the ship sailed to Long Beach. Original desk top accessories and copies of brochures have been placed to show what would have been found when a passenger wished to make further travel arrangements. Here one could book another cruise on the Queen Mary or other liners and make train or plane reservations.
The Queen Mary had 4 massive propellers (or screws) to propel her through the waters at incredible speed. Each propeller was driven independently by its own turbine engine and was made of manganese bronze. The first set of propellers each measured 20 feet across and weighed 35 tons; however, these proved to produce too much vibration. The second set, and every set thereafter would consist of propellers that each measured 18.5 feet across, coming in at 32 tons each. The slightly smaller propellers proved much more effective to combat the vibration issue. In all, the Queen Mary would have 22 sets of propellers throughout her 31 years of sailing. Each time a new set would be installed, each of the propellers were so perfectly balanced that you could spin the massive propeller by hand! Visitors of the Propeller Box will be able to see the last remaining propeller on the ship.
Your stay will be filled with fun, history, comradery, and maybe even a haunt or two. As a Transatlantic Passenger you will have access to programs and areas of the ship that the general public do not have access to. Immerse yourself in the historic vacation of a lifetime. Be sure to read through your itinerary to plan all the things you and your family will do during your stay. Attend the opening Orientation to learn more and sign-up for activities throughout the week.
Experience an exciting four-day, three-night getaway aboard the Queen Mary in Long Beach, CA. Kick off your adventure with a welcome dinner and orientation on Monday evening! On Tuesday, enjoy morning yoga, coffee with the captain, thrilling tournaments, and live music, ending with a costume party. Wednesday brings more fun with walking meditation, a scavenger hunt, afternoon tea and a swing dance competition. Conclude your voyage on Thursday with final awards and a heartfelt farewell, ensuring memories of a lifetime.
Enjoy a welcome dinner included in your package. Additionally, you will receive 20% off at all restaurants onboard the Queen Mary. Indulge in the delightful offerings at the family-friendly Promenade Caf and savor the contemporary dishes at Chelsea Chowder House.
Kick off your Transatlantic Vacation aboard the Queen Mary with a lively welcome dinner and fun-filled orientation on your first night! It's the perfect chance to enjoy delicious cuisine, refreshing drinks, and make new friends as you embark on an unforgettable adventure together.
Exclusive to the Transatlantic Vacation: The Young Officer Program aboard the Queen Mary Transatlantic Vacation is an exciting adventure for young participants, featuring fun activities like a Bridge orientation, hands-on training at the Promenade Bell, and earning merits by exploring the ship's exhibits. The journey culminates in a thrilling final awards ceremony and initiation, making it an unforgettable voyage filled with learning and adventure.
Whether it's the authentic polished wood paneling, the original 1930's artwork, the Art Deco style or the operable porthole(s), there's no question that the Queen Mary Hotel is unlike any other Southern California hotel. Each stateroom is unique with its own personality and offers a real glimpse into what transatlantic travel was like during the 30's, 40's and 50's. With an impressive history and tradition of excellence, the Queen Mary Hotel is more than a place to rest one's head - it's an experience.
The Queen Mary Night Market is about bringing the community and local businesses together. Great for a family night out, date night, or a hang out destination with friends of all ages. Guests can enjoy different food types and tastes from various chef extraordinaire, do a little shopping with pop-up boutiques, relax and hang out, drink a cocktail in the beer garden, and listen to live music from local artists and bands.
The Queen Mary invites the community to come out once a month for the Queen Mary Movie Nights: Summer Series! Now through September, do not miss an opportunity to enjoy a themed outdoor movie night under the stars with close friends and family.
There's so many reasons to gather at Observation Bar and unwind in a legendary setting. Complimentary ship admission, discounted parking, delicious drinks, and waterfront views await: Meet Me at The Mary themed evenings on Tuesdays, karaoke nights on Wednesdays, and KJAZZ live jazz and blues on Thursdays. No reservation required.
- All member benefits for one cardholder
- All member card holders are to be designated upon membership purchase.
- If cardholders are to lose their card, they will have to pay a fee to replace the lost card, with the account being associated with phone or email.
- Blackout dates apply
Starting July 31, 2023 funds and existing memberships will transition to the Queen Mary Heritage Foundation (QMHF). New cards will be sent out to current members automatically, and membership status for current members will be active upon receiving their new card without needing to renew.
With the official recognition as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization, The Queen Mary Heritage Foundation is now eligible to receive tax-deductible donations. This new status provides an invaluable opportunity for supporters to contribute to the organization's mission. As the transition to the new foundation finalizes, the newly established non-profit will work with existing members to also receive this benefit.