We took the twilight tour, which brought us into depths of this grand old ship that has such rich history. $27.50 for two people is a bargain compared to other attractions, and well worth the price. However, the parking was rather pricey - $15.

I was staying @ a great hotel next door to the Queen Mary with a business client, and we decided to check out the floating hotel, and legendary Ocean Liner, The Queen Mary. We had a blast! You buy a $15 coupon each, which are redeemable for amongst other things.....cocktails and beer at the 3 convenient bars located within this... More

We went on the tour and ghost and legends tour. First off we got an over 55 discount which I hadn't seen advertised. The ghost tour was amusing as well as interesting led by an aspiring actor. People don't bother with the audio for the self guided tour as it only narrates what you can read. Overall we spent about... More

Went to a convention there and spent the night. Nice cramped ship cabins give feel of ocean liner. Tour of ship very interesting and has historic value.

My account may be a little biased as one of my great interests is the history of the North-Atlantic liner service between Southampton and New York. The Queen Mary fits that bill and was a "must-see" for me on my trip to Los Angeles. Long Beach is a train trip of just over an hour from Hollywood. You will read... More

We did the Queen Mary Ghosts and Legends Tour after a really great 28 day cruise with Princess to Hawaii and the South Pacific. The QM is moored permanently at Long Beach and also has a hotel and conference centre. It was really, really good. We got on board about 1030, everyone was exceptionally helpful and told us many times... More

I almost didn't stay here due to all the negative reviews. I honestly have no idea what these people are talking about. First, our room had two twin beds which were incredibly comfortable. The room was quite large and quite clean. It is a very old ship, so, yes, there were a few cracks in the walls. But no flaking... More

A great tourist attraction especially for people who remember this ship and her history. Take a tour and enjoy.

My husband wanted the submarine and World war 2 tour and I opted for the Diana exhibition, but the ticket office insisted we wouldn't be able to link up again so we went for Diana which was a bit cheaper as well. The exhibition was more the Royal family going back to the queen mothers days, and very interesting. The... More