Queen Mary

About

The Queen Mary is a large luxury ship that was once a mode of transportation across the Atlantic from England to the United States. The Queen Mary had her maiden voyage in 1936 and provided passenger services until 1967. The Queen Mary now resides in Long Beach as a floating hotel, event venue and historical landmark. Parking and public transportation at the Queen Mary The Queen Mary is located near the port of Long Beach. Self-Parking is $20/night and valet parking is $22/night. Visitors can use the Long Beach Transit System and take the Transit Passport Bus that will drop them off at the Queen Mary. Visitors can also take the Passport C route, which includes a drop off point at the Queen Mary as well as other local attractions in the area. Best and worst time to go to the Queen Mary The Queen Mary is most crowded on the weekends and in the summer when tourism is at its peak in California. Evening tours tend to be a little less crowded as well as ones in the middle of the week. Admission to the Queen Mary Admission to the Queen Mary varies depending on if you are visiting for a tour, attending a special event, or spending the night in the hotel. Historical tours cost roughly $25-$31 and hotel rates vary. Must see/do at the Queen Mary The Queen Mary has a variety of activities that are perfect for all ages. History buffs will want to participate in one of the many historical tours that are offered, and those who are looking for a more "unique" experience can take an evening p

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