The Queen Mary: The Haunted Ocean Liner
The 1936 liner-turned-WWII "Grey Ghost," now a docked hotel famous for its Lady in White and the deadly Door 13.
From luxury liner to troop ship
Launched in 1936, the Queen Mary crossed the Atlantic in grand style, then served as a WWII troop transport nicknamed the "Grey Ghost." In 1942 she accidentally sliced through an escort ship, killing hundreds.The hauntings
Permanently docked in Long Beach as a hotel, the ship is famous for its phantoms: a "Lady in White" in the salon, children's voices near the pool, and the notorious Door 13 in the engine room, where a crewman was crushed.Visit
Stay overnight or take one of the ship's regular paranormal and history tours.Find real haunts near you 🎃
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