My grandfather was one of the hundreds of men who worked on the construction of this amazing ship. My mum still has brochures from ts launched. Would love to visit it one day.
If walls could talk! Love the art deco elegance, you can just imagine the passengers dressed up in classy clothes, using the ballroom and restaurants. The journey was as important as the destination. Nowadays travelling involves throwing on a tracksuit and sitting like sardines on a budget flight and wishing it passes as quickly as possible.
Chris bro I love your work. No begging for money, no none of that. Just straight up good videos for people who wouldn't otherwise see these things in their lifetime. I wish you could do camp Claiborne in central LA. Keep up the great work.
I stayed on the Queen Mary. It was creepy as hell! Walking down those long hallways was wierd, but going down into the engine room was downright heart thumping scary.
Fun fact: Titanic's older twin sister, Olympic, was scrapped in 1934-35 after White Star was bought by Cunard, and the funds that the scrapping of Olympic was used to create Queen Mary in 1935-36. The City of Long Beach is renovating the ship completely, so a lot of places aren't accessible especially near the stern
I’ve been on the Queen Mary a number of times. Never felt like it was haunted. Though I’ve never been there at night. I went to the engine room and different parts of the ship but yeah, it wasn’t scary to me. I love that ship and the history.
Braw video, Chris. One thing about doing a walk-about explore at that hour is that you did not have to deal with a lot of other people, although, it meant you could not get in to certain areas. That Boutique you wondered about was a gift/clothing shoppe back in its day. My da+ sailed on the Queen Mary in early 1942 on his way to Northern Ireland to begin his National War Service. Really glad to see QM being restored from such a derelict state.
I am staying on the Queen Mary in January and will probably prowl at night as well. I love the idea of having a lot of freedom on the ship without a crowd. Lets you get the feel of history.
What a wonderful video..... I have been there in 2003 and walked the whole ship, from keel to bridge, and this is a beautiful remembrance of my tour. I was also on the Queen Elizabeth 2 in Dubai but she is more modern of course. The Queen Mary looks much more like the Titanic! Thank you for sharing it with us!
After WWII, from Feb 18 to 25, 1940, I was not yet 5, and my parents and I sailed from Southampton UK, to NYC to settle in the US. My wife and I visited it in 2008, and we sailed from NYC on the Queen Mary 2, in 2003. 😊
My Grandmothers cousin sailed on the RMS Queen. Mary, in 1942, from Liverpool to 🇺🇸 to do his RAF Navigator training in Canada , the day after he finished his training and was due to travel back to the UK, He broke both legs in a car crash he ended up being in Canada for a year While he was recovering, He survived the war He boarded the Queen Mary again on the way back to Canada, where he emigrated.
I’m so happy you explored AND SHARED your time on the QM with the rest of us pleebs. I’ve wanted to visit the QM for YEARS! It’s just as beautiful as I imagined. As a huge history buff, I have always felt the QM is as close as it get’s to time travel back to the 1930’s and WWII era as you can get in 2023. While your video was wonderful, and I loved it, unlike most of your other videos it’s just left me wanting more. It was the perfect tease for my wandering mind to WANT MORE of this beautiful magnificent ship. You are a blessing and a curse and I’m here for it!! Thank you Chris!!
Chris I can remember taking the tour as a young kid and later as a young adult. I have always wanted to stay the night. That looked awesome. Safe Travels Amigo
Very cool and interesting as well! Im looking forward to watching the other vid as well. My dad was on her as a soldier during WWII when she was converted to a troop carrier,
I was curious and a quick check with Google brings this up: "John Brown's shipyard on Clydebank from 1930 Many Scottish artists and designers also contributed to the ship's luxurious yet homely interiors, which many say earned it its place as the nation's favourite ship." Incredible interiors and finish work. Thanks for taking the time to post this fascinating video tour!
I stayed here during the 90s. My room was next door to the most haunted room on the entire ship and was roped off…My mother woke up to find the covers completely ripped off the bed.
Ghost Hunters debunked the so called "haunted room". There's a door on the other side of the room. Someone walked into the room, stopped the camera, started it again while hiding and pulled the covers off the bed.
My first time seeing the ship, which kind of reminds me, in a way of Whaley House in downtown San Diego, which is one of most haunted house, they do tours there but anyway, my first time seeing Queen Mary ship, it is a beautiful ship but definitely has an eerie vibe to it
I loved this video, Chris! Thanks for taking us with you on your adventures! I hope the bed was comfortable and you got some rest. I’ve taken the tour of the Queen Mary, it was nice to see her again.
Thanks, I really appreciate the POV walking, the next best thing to being there. How cool that you practically had that whole ship to yourself (and us). The closest thing to being on the Titanic, I always thought they should add a fake forth funnel to really make it look like the famous ship.
I was lucky enough to spend the night on the Mary pre COVID. I spent hours walking around the ship just exploring, something that was very creepy at night. The only strange thing that happened to me was in my room, which was 505. The first night I was sleeping on the ship something pulled my leg so hard I thought I was being pulled out of the bed. Needless to say it was a few hours before I was able to go back to sleep again. The Mary is definitely a special place.
Very cool, very very cool. I absolutely love the old world style, the atmosphere....... The ambiance, the regency. She certainly is one beautiful ship. Glad to see she's still afloat.
Loved this video, really looking forward to the next one if and when you take the tour. My Ex and I (attempted) to stay the night on the Queen Mary in 1997. I thought it was very cool in spite of the rumors of it being haunted. My Ex didn't share my enthusiasm. She got so wigged out about ghosts, her imagination was running wild, and it was so bad, I finally relented and we checked out in the middle of the night. We were supposed to take the tour the next day, but obviously, that didn't happen. I remember eating in a really great restaurant on board, and the bar overlooking the bow in the area below the bridge was very cool.
I've stayed at the Queen Mary about three times and have partaken in their haunted tour which starts at midnight and runs 3 hours. I haven't witnessed anything spectacularly spooky, but the feel of the place is very dark. The engine room with its lone viewable propeller is the scariest thing to me. It being that quiet when you were walking around, that's pretty creepy too. I love the Queen and I wish Sir Winston's was still open... Best filet mignon I've ever had.
The Centreline Boutique is definitely a dreamlike element - beautiful and extremely rare to see something like that in today's world dictated by the ruthless pursuit of every last penny of profit. Imagine there were thousands of ships similarly appointed at huge expense, 99 percent of them were scrapped long ago, burned out, or torpedoed ages ago.
Chris, you look super tired! I hope you slept well that night. I'm afraid I might have had flashbacks from the Titanic movie scenes, lol. I can't imagine the rather unsettling feelings that the QM's passengers had to have felt on her maiden voyage. Technology had definitely improved, and I'm betting there were more than enough lifeboats, but those cold nights out in the Atlantic would not have been where I would have wanted to be. And, probably more than one young man, headed toward the 2nd world war battlefields, would have felt cold fingers up and down his back, thinking about what had happened a few years earlier to those aboard the Titanic. I would have never seen this ship if you hadn't done this video! Thanks...it was impressive!!
My family made it's first trek to the QM in 1972 and it became an annual pilgrimage for us throughout the 1970's. The reason why was because they had a candy shop that was beyond compare. My brother and I would save our money all year and my brother who was well known for sharing wouldn't share his rare candy with friends.
Damn that was so awesome I would love to walk around that ship when nobody is around especially at night! I definitely need to go check it out sometime Thanks man!👍🏼👍🏼
VERY COOL! I love ocean liners, the REAL liners, not these multi decked atrocities they have now & have always wanted to board the QM. I saw her docked in NYC next to her older sister Elizabeth many moons ago when she was still making regular ocean crossings. I’ve crossed the Atlantic many times on ocean liners to visit Denmark where my mom is from. At that time, flying was way too expensive. My mom was actually on the SS Stockholm on the voyage to Europe before she turned ‘round & hit the Andrea Doris off Nantucket. Not the most comfortable ship, the Stockholm but she got the job done. So, you lucky lad you! Love your videos, I’ve seen them all & look forward to this one!! All aboard! XO Michelle in boston
I live and love long beach and been to this ship before I myself am looking forward to making a video there at the Queen Mary and upload it on UA-cam soon but work is crazy busy right now!
wow Chris, thought it was a gonner after covid they were taliking about Axing it unfortunately. Great work and a classic ship.Looks like the movie Ghost Ship.
Love the RMS Queen Mary, we live about 20 minutes away. The ship isn't haunted, that rumor was started by the Disney Corp. when they owned it at one time years back it to help drum up business...... Great watch, thanks for your time, work and posting........
I attended my high school prom on the QM in 1982 and years later went to a wedding on the ship. I’ve been on board about 5-6 times. I was also taken to an “off tour” area near the engine room where a scene from The Poseidon Adventure was supposedly shot.
I took the Queen Mary Haunted tour back in the early 90's and I thought it was real cool. They said they take you into area's that the normal tour didn't go on. I remember they took us to the bow (Front) of the ship below the main deck. You could actually see where the left and right sides of the ship came together so we were all the way to the front. At that point they were talking about how the QM rammed another ship and I believe the other ship sank. Not intentional. You mentioned it's still afloat. Actually it's cemented in at the bottom so it's not floating anymore.
Please keep in mind that, according to Alex the Historian (another UA-camr, and Disney employ for either 14 or 16 years), the whole ghost BS was started by Disney after they bought the Queen Mary in 1983(?). Love this channel!
HI CHRIS I HOPE YOU WALK AROUND DOWN TO THE ENGINE ROOM,, THEY FILMED THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE ON THE Q.M. DID YA SEE ANY AREAS AND OTHER MOVIES .... THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEO!!!!!
Would love to stay there one day. Going to have to look into what room types they have. Thanks for sharing. Hope you got some sleep. I would have wanted to gind the secret ways around. 😉... the big red stacks are what give that creep factor I sware.
Wow, last I stayed at the Queen Mary was in 2020 and it looks so different now, from when I was there. It went abandoned for sometime and it was being threatened to be sunk. When I went the pool had the shimmery blue lights, the carpets on the stairs were not ripped up like that neither was the paint peeling like that
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They have or had a Ghost Tour which my dad and I took but nothing happened that I noticed. They also do or did have a Halloween Haunt Attraction. The pool area is extremely creepy. It was really dark in there and it's 1 of the haunted areas
I had the fortune of working on the Queen Mary during Halloween. Weird things would happen and other people who worked there had lots of interesting ghost stories to tell.
I took a ghost tour of the ship about 9 years ago I was told by the tour guide they people fell down those stairs to their deaths lost their balance and grip because of the way the ship swayed when she was at sea they've been reports of shadows apparitions at the bottom of the stair case by guests.
I'm gonna be honest. I stayed on the Queen Mary once, and really it wasn't a creepy thing to me. To me it was more or less a museum that you can book an overnight room for, and yes it has a lot of history, but nothing was off-putting about the ship, or our cabin.
I love you man and all these years you avoided the clickbait thumbnails. Don't go all youtube on us. We watch because you're better than that.
My grandfather was one of the hundreds of men who worked on the construction of this amazing ship. My mum still has brochures from ts launched. Would love to visit it one day.
That's an awesome history for him to share with his family. That is super cool.. amazing
If walls could talk! Love the art deco elegance, you can just imagine the passengers dressed up in classy clothes, using the ballroom and restaurants. The journey was as important as the destination. Nowadays travelling involves throwing on a tracksuit and sitting like sardines on a budget flight and wishing it passes as quickly as possible.
It's amazing a ship of this magnitude was saved, all the other great liners were lost either by sinking or being scraped.
5:14 was waiting for creepy twins to appear.
Beautiful piece of art deco.
That was fun!! Thanks, Chris, for taking me to see places I otherwise wouldn't see!!
I love the way you say "front" and "back" of the 'Queen Mary'.
Chris bro I love your work. No begging for money, no none of that. Just straight up good videos for people who wouldn't otherwise see these things in their lifetime. I wish you could do camp Claiborne in central LA. Keep up the great work.
I stayed on the Queen Mary. It was creepy as hell! Walking down those long hallways was wierd, but going down into the engine room was downright heart thumping scary.
You look like your having a great time! Thanks for sharing Chris!😊
lucky for you, theres no such thing as ghosts
@@davidhusband5022Only that ”ghost” is a cute name for something much worse…
@@davidhusband5022O yes, there are ghosts for sure!
@@mariannehoutzager9093 evidence?
Thanks Chris for taking us around The Queen Mary enjoyed it as always
the overhead to keep that going must be HUGE.
Fun fact: Titanic's older twin sister, Olympic, was scrapped in 1934-35 after White Star was bought by Cunard, and the funds that the scrapping of Olympic was used to create Queen Mary in 1935-36. The City of Long Beach is renovating the ship completely, so a lot of places aren't accessible especially near the stern
I’ve been on the Queen Mary a number of times. Never felt like it was haunted. Though I’ve never been there at night. I went to the engine room and different parts of the ship but yeah, it wasn’t scary to me. I love that ship and the history.
Braw video, Chris. One thing about doing a walk-about explore at that hour is that you did not have to deal with a lot of other people, although, it meant you could not get in to certain areas. That Boutique you wondered about was a gift/clothing shoppe back in its day. My da+ sailed on the Queen Mary in early 1942 on his way to Northern Ireland to begin his National War Service. Really glad to see QM being restored from such a derelict state.
I am staying on the Queen Mary in January and will probably prowl at night as well. I love the idea of having a lot of freedom on the ship without a crowd. Lets you get the feel of history.
So fascinating. Thanks for taking me aboard, Chris. Enjoy your stay
What a wonderful video..... I have been there in 2003 and walked the whole ship, from keel to bridge, and this is a beautiful remembrance of my tour.
I was also on the Queen Elizabeth 2 in Dubai but she is more modern of course. The Queen Mary looks much more like the Titanic! Thank you for sharing it with us!
After WWII, from Feb 18 to 25, 1940,
I was not yet 5, and my parents and
I sailed from Southampton UK, to NYC
to settle in the US.
My wife and I visited it in 2008, and
we sailed from NYC on the Queen Mary
2, in 2003. 😊
WW2 was still on in 1940 and I very much doubt a family was sailing on a troopship to a new life. The war finished in August 1945.
@@xr6lad Sorry, that was a typo error. It
should have been 1949.
Great job Chris, it's unfortunate people don't appreciate history like we should. Thanks brother . God Bless
My Grandmothers cousin sailed on the RMS Queen. Mary, in 1942, from Liverpool to 🇺🇸 to do his RAF Navigator training in Canada , the day after he finished his training and was due to travel back to the UK, He broke both legs in a car crash he ended up being in Canada for a year While he was recovering, He survived the war He
boarded the Queen Mary again on the way back to Canada, where he emigrated.
I visited the Queen Mary and the Spruce Goose back in the early 90s. Two very cool things to tour
I’m so happy you explored AND SHARED your time on the QM with the rest of us pleebs. I’ve wanted to visit the QM for YEARS! It’s just as beautiful as I imagined. As a huge history buff, I have always felt the QM is as close as it get’s to time travel back to the 1930’s and WWII era as you can get in 2023. While your video was wonderful, and I loved it, unlike most of your other videos it’s just left me wanting more. It was the perfect tease for my wandering mind to WANT MORE of this beautiful magnificent ship. You are a blessing and a curse and I’m here for it!! Thank you Chris!!
Chris I can remember taking the tour as a young kid and later as a young adult. I have always wanted to stay the night. That looked awesome. Safe Travels Amigo
Very cool and interesting as well! Im looking forward to watching the other vid as well. My dad was on her as a soldier during WWII when she was converted to a troop carrier,
Amazing piece of history.
So much history on this beautiful ship, hopefully it get preserved forever for future generations.
One of my favorite ships. Thanks for sharing. The history alone is intriguing. Not including the ghost stories.
Use to do those 2am explorations when many rooms were unlocked. Like a stage set. Thanks for the memories.
When I stayed on the Queen Mary. I could never find my way back to my room and I was not the only one this was happening to.
I was curious and a quick check with Google brings this up: "John Brown's shipyard on Clydebank from 1930 Many Scottish artists and designers also contributed to the ship's luxurious yet homely interiors, which many say earned it its place as the nation's favourite ship." Incredible interiors and finish work. Thanks for taking the time to post this fascinating video tour!
I stayed here during the 90s. My room was next door to the most haunted room on the entire ship and was roped off…My mother woke up to find the covers completely ripped off the bed.
Ghost Hunters debunked the so called "haunted room". There's a door on the other side of the room. Someone walked into the room, stopped the camera, started it again while hiding and pulled the covers off the bed.
@@virginia12671 erm no. Nobody was hiding in the room dufus 🙄
That looks relaxing 😌 I wanna spend the night on the Queen soon
My first time seeing the ship, which kind of reminds me, in a way of Whaley House in downtown San Diego, which is one of most haunted house, they do tours there but anyway, my first time seeing Queen Mary ship, it is a beautiful ship but definitely has an eerie vibe to it
That was eerie, loved it, thank you
Thank you!! Fun, fun, fun!!
This was more entertaining to me than most of your's Chris,
the history of it all.
Thanks! 🤠👍
I loved this video, Chris! Thanks for taking us with you on your adventures! I hope the bed was comfortable and you got some rest. I’ve taken the tour of the Queen Mary, it was nice to see her again.
Thanks, I really appreciate the POV walking, the next best thing to being there. How cool that you practically had that whole ship to yourself (and us). The closest thing to being on the Titanic, I always thought they should add a fake forth funnel to really make it look like the famous ship.
Thank you, Chris! ❤
Beautiful ship. Excellent video. Thanks
Loved the tour, thank you.
Fascinating ! So much History / Untold stories. Looking forward to a more in-depth upload. Thank You
I worked on the Queen Mary briefly in 1962 ,in the first class kitchen.
I was lucky enough to spend the night on the Mary pre COVID. I spent hours walking around the ship just exploring, something that was very creepy at night. The only strange thing that happened to me was in my room, which was 505. The first night I was sleeping on the ship something pulled my leg so hard I thought I was being pulled out of the bed. Needless to say it was a few hours before I was able to go back to sleep again. The Mary is definitely a special place.
I took a tour on the QM with my Dad when I was young. We also went and saw the USS Iowa which is close by. Amazing to see, both of them!
Beautiful ship, love the art deco.
Very cool, very very cool. I absolutely love the old world style, the atmosphere....... The ambiance, the regency. She certainly is one beautiful ship. Glad to see she's still afloat.
Loved this video, really looking forward to the next one if and when you take the tour. My Ex and I (attempted) to stay the night on the Queen Mary in 1997. I thought it was very cool in spite of the rumors of it being haunted. My Ex didn't share my enthusiasm. She got so wigged out about ghosts, her imagination was running wild, and it was so bad, I finally relented and we checked out in the middle of the night. We were supposed to take the tour the next day, but obviously, that didn't happen. I remember eating in a really great restaurant on board, and the bar overlooking the bow in the area below the bridge was very cool.
That sucks. I would be immeasurably saddened annoyed and dissapointed. That's why I don't take people with me places. I travel solo like MI.
Music is from Laurel & Hardy Movie.
Very Beautiful
I've stayed at the Queen Mary about three times and have partaken in their haunted tour which starts at midnight and runs 3 hours. I haven't witnessed anything spectacularly spooky, but the feel of the place is very dark. The engine room with its lone viewable propeller is the scariest thing to me. It being that quiet when you were walking around, that's pretty creepy too. I love the Queen and I wish Sir Winston's was still open... Best filet mignon I've ever had.
The Centreline Boutique is definitely a dreamlike element - beautiful and extremely rare to see something like that in today's world dictated by the ruthless pursuit of every last penny of profit. Imagine there were thousands of ships similarly appointed at huge expense, 99 percent of them were scrapped long ago, burned out, or torpedoed ages ago.
It sure is a beautiful ship,TY for the tour,love your channel!
I been on queen Mary once it gives you a heavy dark feeling
ty great tour, yes very haunted, sad, ghosts stuck & need prayer to cross over, tysm, awesome video
Thank you Chris, fantastic as usual, great context!
Chris, you look super tired! I hope you slept well that night. I'm afraid I might have had flashbacks from the Titanic movie scenes, lol. I can't imagine the rather unsettling feelings that the QM's passengers had to have felt on her maiden voyage. Technology had definitely improved, and I'm betting there were more than enough lifeboats, but those cold nights out in the Atlantic would not have been where I would have wanted to be. And, probably more than one young man, headed toward the 2nd world war battlefields, would have felt cold fingers up and down his back, thinking about what had happened a few years earlier to those aboard the Titanic. I would have never seen this ship if you hadn't done this video! Thanks...it was impressive!!
Great video. Thanks for the tour. Loved it. Lets see more. Can you go to the boiler room? 🙂
Beautiful ship though thanks for the tour Chris
Nice and ty.
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glass, in W6RO. run by volunteers from
the Long Beach amateur radio club,
when it is staffed. Ray W2CH NH 😊
Thank you for taking us on the tour, even the way it looks now, seems regal to me. I hope to see it in person.
Thanks showing the venture! Must feel creepy being the touring. Gotta give you a big points for the Goonies shirt!
Thanks for the tour! Absolutely amazing and beautiful!
My family made it's first trek to the QM in 1972 and it became an annual pilgrimage for us throughout the 1970's. The reason why was because they had a candy shop that was beyond compare. My brother and I would save our money all year and my brother who was well known for sharing wouldn't share his rare candy with friends.
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OMG! This is amazing! Thanks Chris for taking us along. Definitely on the bucket list. Cheers! ~M
Great tour. Grand old ship.
I was so impressed with it
Damn that was so awesome
I would love to walk around that ship when nobody is around especially at night! I definitely need to go check it out sometime
Thanks man!👍🏼👍🏼
VERY COOL! I love ocean liners, the REAL liners, not these multi decked atrocities they have now & have always wanted to board the QM. I saw her docked in NYC next to her older sister Elizabeth many moons ago when she was still making regular ocean crossings. I’ve crossed the Atlantic many times on ocean liners to visit Denmark where my mom is from. At that time, flying was way too expensive. My mom was actually on the SS Stockholm on the voyage to Europe before she turned ‘round & hit the Andrea Doris off Nantucket. Not the most comfortable ship, the Stockholm but she got the job done. So, you lucky lad you! Love your videos, I’ve seen them all & look forward to this one!! All aboard! XO Michelle in boston
I live and love long beach and been to this ship before I myself am looking forward to making a video there at the Queen Mary and upload it on UA-cam soon but work is crazy busy right now!
I wish I could of been there hiding behind a corner LOL. Chris your awesome.
Thank you for tour of Queen Mary Ship!
wow Chris, thought it was a gonner after covid they were taliking about Axing it unfortunately. Great work and a classic ship.Looks like the movie Ghost Ship.
Right? That’s what I had heard.
Love the RMS Queen Mary, we live about 20 minutes away. The ship isn't haunted, that rumor was started by the Disney Corp. when they owned it at one time years back it to help drum up business...... Great watch, thanks for your time, work and posting........
Something spooky is going on. Joe Rogan had Sam & Colby on. They stayed in a murder room on the ship that hadn’t been opened in years. 👻
I attended my high school prom on the QM in 1982 and years later went to a wedding on the ship. I’ve been on board about 5-6 times. I was also taken to an “off tour” area near the engine room where a scene from The Poseidon Adventure was supposedly shot.
That’s very cool.
Great video and tour.
The ship was built in Glasgow
Scotland.
Reminds me of the hours and hours I spent in Rapture playing Bioshock 😂
I took the Queen Mary Haunted tour back in the early 90's and I thought it was real cool. They said they take you into area's that the normal tour didn't go on. I remember they took us to the bow (Front) of the ship below the main deck. You could actually see where the left and right sides of the ship came together so we were all the way to the front. At that point they were talking about how the QM rammed another ship and I believe the other ship sank. Not intentional. You mentioned it's still afloat. Actually it's cemented in at the bottom so it's not floating anymore.
Please keep in mind that, according to Alex the Historian (another UA-camr, and Disney employ for either 14 or 16 years), the whole ghost BS was started by Disney after they bought the Queen Mary in 1983(?).
Love this channel!
With the old time jazz playing in the background it definitely gave off a Shining vibe.
HI CHRIS I HOPE YOU WALK AROUND DOWN TO THE ENGINE ROOM,, THEY FILMED THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE ON THE Q.M. DID YA SEE ANY AREAS AND OTHER MOVIES .... THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEO!!!!!
Would love to stay there one day. Going to have to look into what room types they have. Thanks for sharing. Hope you got some sleep. I would have wanted to gind the secret ways around. 😉... the big red stacks are what give that creep factor I sware.
4:49 that poor ol gal is in need of some major maintenance. It’s a shame to see such a work of art in such poor repair.
Wow, that is a beautiful ship.
Very cool explore. Thank you for this.
Yep thank you ❤
This is to cool. Hello from Phoenix, Arizona. Great vlog.
Wow, last I stayed at the Queen Mary was in 2020 and it looks so different now, from when I was there. It went abandoned for sometime and it was being threatened to be sunk. When I went the pool had the shimmery blue lights, the carpets on the stairs were not ripped up like that neither was the paint peeling like that
definitely very cool
What a cool experience!
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They have or had a Ghost Tour which my dad and I took but nothing happened that I noticed. They also do or did have a Halloween Haunt Attraction. The pool area is extremely creepy. It was really dark in there and it's 1 of the haunted areas
I had the fortune of working on the Queen Mary during Halloween. Weird things would happen and other people who worked there had lots of interesting ghost stories to tell.
So cool! Thanks
I took a ghost tour of the ship about 9 years ago I was told by the tour guide they people fell down those stairs to their deaths lost their balance and grip because of the way the ship swayed when she was at sea they've been reports of shadows apparitions at the bottom of the stair case by guests.
This is on my minor bucket list.
Would love to go and see that ship. Shame they aren't really looking after it.
Very, very cool!
I'm gonna be honest. I stayed on the Queen Mary once, and really it wasn't a creepy thing to me. To me it was more or less a museum that you can book an overnight room for, and yes it has a lot of history, but nothing was off-putting about the ship, or our cabin.
I believe the boutique store was one of Winston Churchills office some people say you can smell cigar smoke
Thank u for taking us along on this journey Chris.😊