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Queen Mary
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The Queen Mary

The Queen Mary is a retired ocean liner permanently moored at 1126 Queens Hwy in Long Beach, now used as a hotel and visitor attraction.

The Queen Mary is a retired ocean liner permanently moored at 1126 Queens Hwy in Long Beach, now used as a hotel and visitor attraction. Its Art Deco interiors, wood paneling, portholes and maritime details give you a look at the ship’s 1930s transatlantic heyday. Walk the decks for harbor views, or join a guided history tour to see more of the ship and hear its stories. Ghost tours add a paranormal angle, while onboard restaurants include Sir Winston’s and Chelsea.

A liner moored in Long Beach

The Queen Mary
The Queen Mary

The Queen Mary made its maiden voyage in 1936 and completed its final voyage in 1967, when it sailed to Long Beach Harbor. It has remained there as a visitor attraction, hotel and dining venue.

The ship’s original first-class rooms and suites preserve details from its years as a transatlantic liner. Wood paneling, Art Deco fittings, original artwork and portholes give the interiors their period character. The ship’s age is visible in places, so expect a historic vessel rather than a fully modern hotel.

Tours, decks and ship stories

The Queen Mary
The Queen Mary

A self-guided visit lets you walk through public corridors and along the decks, taking in the ship’s architecture and harbor setting. Guided tours add historical context and can include areas that are not part of a casual walk-through. Some sections are not wheelchair accessible.

Ghost tours combine accounts of the ship’s past with paranormal stories. They can suit families and visitors curious about the subject, as well as anyone more interested in the liner’s history than in the supernatural. Special themed events, including Halloween mazes, are also held onboard.

Dining and an overnight stay

Sir Winston’s and Chelsea are among the ship’s dining options. The Queen Mary also has bars and cafes, so you can stop for a drink without staying overnight.

Rooms keep much of the ship’s original style, but amenities can feel dated compared with a modern hotel. Guests have reported issues such as limited air conditioning, so ask about room features before booking if comfort details are important to you.

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Where is The Queen Mary?

It is permanently moored at 1126 Queens Hwy in Long Beach, California.

What can you do aboard The Queen Mary?

Explore the ship, take a guided history tour or ghost tour, visit an exhibition, dine onboard or stay at the hotel.

Is The Queen Mary wheelchair accessible?

The entrance and parking are wheelchair accessible, but some tour areas are not.

Can you stay overnight on The Queen Mary?

Yes. The retired liner operates as a hotel, with rooms that retain historic details and older amenities.

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