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Lori B.

Booo! This fun 2-hour walking tour was both spooky and full of history. Spoiler: no paranormal activity was observed on this night! Christina was our knowledgeable & friendly guide for the evening, and her passion for the Queen Mary was obvious. As of 5/25/2023, this tour was the lengthiest of the tours offered, so even if I wasn't as interested in the haunted tales of the Queen Mary, I would have chosen this tour for its substantial opportunity to see so much of the ship. The Queen Mary recently reopened after a three-year closure due to the pandemic, which led to much-needed repairs & renovations. While some areas are not yet finished, many spaces are accessible, having been lovingly restored to their vintage art-deco glory. She is definitely a magical beauty! Boarding the Queen Mary currently seems to require a reservation, as my name was matched to a list at the ticket stand by the elevator. Since we had both a stateroom & tour reserved, we were able to arrive early, settle in to our room, wander the decks & public areas including the engine room, and enjoy cocktails in the Observation Bar, before checking in for our tour. Even then, we were a bit early so we walked around that deck & found a decadent ballroom (the Queen's Salon) that was later also part of our tour. On the tour, Christina led us all over the Queen Mary, sharing paranornal encounters that have been reported over the years, along with her own personal experience and those of her colleagues. She also juxtaposed historical facts & contemporaneous events for context & background surrounding the stories. We were able to visit most of the areas where sightings had been reported, which imcluded areas of the ship that are only accessible with a tour, like the bridge, isolation ward, swimming pool and propeller box. I highly recommend this tour! The Paranormal Walking Tour was a solid two hours, with only a couple of breaks to sit for a minute, so wear comfortable shoes & bring water. The wealth of history & fun facts about the Queen Mary were incredibly educational, and the beautiful architectural details throughout the ship were fantastic to see up-close & in-person. Note, I think our tour on a Thursday night was quite full, so plan ahead & reserve in advance.

Natalie G.

This was more fun than I anticipated it was going to be. We were able to stop by the bar before the tour started and keep our drinks with us throughout the tour which was a huge plus. The tour is supposed to be 2 hours but it was more like 2.5! I recommend it. The biggest cons were the size of the group (tours are PACKED) which detracted from the spooky ambience and how hot some of the locations are. You'll be standing in some of those locations for a while as the group takes turns entering smaller spaces. I recommend going in the colder winter months. The Queen Mary seems to have been reenergized after its pandemic closure, definitely worth a revisit if you've been years ago.

Kelsey R.

Boyfriend surprised me with this tour last Sunday 8pm-10pm and what an awesome experience. I love all things paranormal and love the Queen Mary, so this tour was right up my alley. Arii was our guide and she was so informative, interactive with everyone, friendly, hilarious, and really seems to love what she does. The tour is a lot of walking and going up and down stairs so a bit tough if you have issues walking, but it loops around the boat and is planned out nicely. They even give you a break in the middle and have happy hour at the bar for drinks to go for the tour so that was nice! We got to experience places that not many people get to go to so it was a really neat and fun experience and of course, spooky. No jump scares, just spooky old parts of ship and history of the actual ship with the claims of the paranormal in those areas. While we waited to view the pool area we heard weird noises below a stairwell that was blocked off and it startled some people which was funny. There was maybe 20 of us in the group, and while I wish it were a little smaller of a group, it was still great. Thanks Arii for the amazing experience and information!

Lego replica of Queen Mary..
angelica a.

Spectacular Queen Mary. Fascinating stories and everything in between. I recommend for people to come and see..

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Vanessa H.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND this tour!! Our tour guide Tim was absolutely amazing & has such knowledge & passion for this ship & definitely plays the role perfectly he answers ever question with interest & was very honest & upfront! The ship has so much history & has this gravitational pull of wanting to stay longer we did only stay for a day however in one day it feels like we really have been here longer thanks to the WONDERFUL staff around & throughout the ship!! We did get to enter the FAMOUS Paranormal room B340!! Everyone should definitely take advantage of your in the area to book ahead so this amazing tour!! As for the paranormal I would recommend bringing EVPs they do allow cameras and any videos to be taken! Be prepared to walk at least 2 hours or more and going up and down stairs. Have comfortable walking shoes!! If you are staying here as a hotel guest for the QM they do give a discount for all tours! Will definitely be coming back next year!!

We had a great haunted tour guide! Roger thank you for telling us all exceptional stories and making this super fascinating. Highly recommend

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I've lived in Long Beach for 6 years now and decided to come here for a date night after hearing positive things about it from friends. Craig was the best tour guide EVER. He made sure we were safe when walking through the nearly 100-year old ship. He made sure everyone was accounted for and checked in with everyone regularly. The tour lasted 2.5 hours and you get a 10 minute bio break mid way through. It was nice to be guided by Craig as I felt safe and didn't have to worry about anything - just enjoyed the ambience of this majestic ship. Craig was a wealth of knowledge when telling us about the Queen Mary's career. I felt like I was living part of history - I cannot recommend this tour enough. Thanks, Craig, for making our date night one to remember!!

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The tour was so much fun it was so cool to get to see all the places you wouldn't normally get to experience on the Queen Mary

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This tour was awesome! Craig the tour guide did an awesome job giving the tour. It does involve a lot of walking so be prepared.

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Chris Martin is as amazing and had a lot of knowledge! It's apparent that he loves what he does.

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Just a tour of the ship. No paranormal per the tour guide. Waste of money. Left half way through. Take your $120 and throw it overboard!

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This tour was a lot of fun! Our tour guide Tim was hilarious and answered all of our questions.

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You know how it goes... I find something on TikTok and the next thing you know, I'm driving over to…read morecheck it out! That's exactly how I ended up at Rancho Los Alamos in Long Beach. It was literally right down the street from where I was, so convenient, and absolutely beautiful! We started by having lunch at the park benches, which was such a nice way to enjoy the grounds. Then we managed to catch the very last tour of the house with the sweetest man ever! He was so kind and gave us so much wonderful information about the ranch and its history.Walking through the house honestly felt like stepping back into the 1930s. Everything has been preserved so beautifully, and because it's a museum, they work hard to keep the house looking just the way it did back in the day. It is absolutely pristine! I loved looking at all the old furniture, decorations, and everyday things people used. Just seeing the way people lived back then was fascinating. Imagine getting to live in a house like that... amazing! The only downside was that you're not allowed to film inside the house, but I completely understand because they have to protect and preserve everything. Unfortunately, we only had time to see the house before they closed, so we are definitely going back! There are still gardens, animals, and so much more to explore. It looks like such a great place to spend the day. Convenient, beautiful, educational, and a fun little trip back in time. I can't wait to return and see the rest! Five stars!

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We did The Haunted Encounters Tour! I purchased tickets a week in advance…read more We loved it. Tuns of fun. And not too scary. It was a one hour walking tour through the Queen Mary. The tour guide did a great job. He took us to different rooms and shared about encounters that staff members and guests had experienced. The tour guide also shared stories of people that had passed away on the Queen Mary. He also shared about the most haunted room on the entire ship, room B340. Naturally we had to go to that room and check it out lol The lights were flickering in the room. But nothing else was noticeable when we were there. It was fun to learn about the history of the Queen Mary and learn about the people that had passed away on the ship, as well as the ghosts/ spirits that reside there today. Really fun tour! And the walking wasn't too bad because the guide would stop and wait and then share more stories. Just make sure you are on time for the tours! They start at the time on your ticket and they do not wait for anyone!

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