The RMS Queen Mary, once a transatlantic ocean liner renowned for its Art Deco luxury and unrivaled speed, permanently docked in Long Beach in December 1967 after serving as both a glamorous passenger ship and a vital World War II troopship—carrying upwards of 2 million civilians and over 800,000 servicemen. Now an award-winning floating hotel, museum, and venue, she invites visitors to step aboard and experience elegantly preserved staterooms, gourmet dining, and guided tours that dive into her storied past—from wartime missions to Hollywood passengers. Steeped in lore, the Queen Mary has also become legendary for its paranormal reputation, frequently appearing on lists of America’s most haunted places and offering ghost tours through its historic decks and engine rooms.