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🚢 RMS QUEEN MARY – DETAILS & HAUNTED HISTORY
⚓ 1. A Luxury Ocean Liner Turned Hotel

The RMS Queen Mary launched in 1936 as a luxury British passenger ship.
She carried celebrities, royalty, and wealthy travelers across the Atlantic.
Today, she’s permanently docked in Long Beach, California as a museum and hotel.

🪖 2. Served in World War II

During WWII, the ship was used as a troop transport vessel, nicknamed:

“The Grey Ghost”

Why?
She was painted grey, extremely fast, and nearly impossible for enemy submarines to track.

The ship carried up to 16,000 soldiers at once, one of the highest capacities ever recorded.

🕯️ 3. One of the Most Haunted Ships in the World

The Queen Mary is consistently ranked as one of the most haunted locations in the U.S.

-Visitors and staff have reported:

-Footsteps in empty corridors

-Voices echoing through the ship

-Full-body apparitions

-Sudden cold spots

-Doors closing by themselves

It’s basically a floating ghost hotel.

👻 4. The Haunted First-Class Swimming Pool

The ship's old first-class indoor swimming pool is the most famous hotspot.
People report:

-Wet footprints appearing from nowhere

-Splashing sounds in an empty, dry pool

-A woman in a 1930s swimsuit walking around

-Children laughing near the changing rooms

-The pool is closed to the public now—but the ghosts apparently didn’t get the memo.

🚪 5. Cabin B340 – The Infamous Room

This is the most haunted cabin on the ship and has been the subject of documentaries.
Reported activity includes:

-Bedsheets pulled off sleeping guests

-Bathroom lights switching on and off

-Loud knocks on the walls

-A shadow figure standing by the bed

-The room was closed for years because of how many complaints it received.

🔧 6. Engine Room & Door Number 13

Another hotspot is the engine room, especially Watertight Door #13, where a crewman died in 1966.
People say they’ve seen:

-A man in blue coveralls

-His face appearing behind railings

-Footsteps following behind them

-Ghost hunting shows frequently visit this area because the activity is so strong.

🌫️ 7. A Ship That Still “Feels Alive”

Even though the Queen Mary hasn’t sailed in decades, visitors report:

-The ship creaking as if shifting at sea

-Unexplained vibrations

-The sound of metal groaning

-Temperature drops in tight hallways

-The combination of old architecture, massive steel walls, and history makes it naturally eerie—even without ghosts.