The Queen Mary is a stunning former cruise ship built in the 1930s. Now permanently moored in Long Beach, CA and serving as a hotel and tourist attraction, many don’t realize her true past. With a very important assignment during WW2 and a number of documented deaths onboard, the ship is one of the most haunted locations in the world. We sort fact from fiction, and learn all about her ghosts.

“Shaquille O'Neal is hosting the first 'Shaqtoberfest' right alongside The Queen Mary in Long Beach. I'm really excited that LVCRFT will be curating all the musical entertainment and DJing nightly! Shaq is a huge Halloween fan, and he's putting his own spin on the event. It's great for the entire family for the first part of the night; after a countdown, it'll get a lot scarier."

A former cruise liner with one or two spooky tales to tell, the Queen Mary gives you the chance to stay on a cruise ship without leaving dock. The scene of its most famous story is Stateroom B340, where one unlucky person was supposedly murdered in a case that’s never been solved. Guests have reported a phantom knocking on the door, bathroom lights turning on & off by themselves and the sink faucet turning on at random. Those looking to stay in haunted rooms, can book Stateroom B340 on request.