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The Ghosts of the Queen Mary

Date of account
Ship service 1936–1967; haunting tradition expanded after preservation
Location
Long Beach, California
Source
model_recalled_reference
Record updated
2026-10-10

Record summary

The RMS Queen Mary, permanently moored in Long Beach, has a long-running tradition of apparitions, voices, footsteps, and other disturbances attributed to passengers, crew, and deaths associated with the vessel. Frequently cited locations include the pool, engine-room areas, and a cabin connected with a fatality. It matters because the ship provides a large, documentable setting where verified accidents and deaths became the basis for layered visitor reports and commercial ghost narratives. Uncertainties concern the dating of individual sightings, identities of alleged apparitions, and the distinction between staff lore, tourism, and independent testimony.

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