My husband and I spent last Christmas on the queen Mary. My mother came to America from England in the 1950s on her. Most of my life I’ve always wanted to visit her to walk the same steps my mother did. When the Commodore and the rest of the stuff found my mother’s story there enthusiastically helped me to locate places that she would’ve gone on the ship and what she possibly could have done. It was an amazing adventure which will give me memories to last a lifetime. My husband and I definitely will be returning again. Thank you, Commodore and the rest of your staff for preserving part of my family‘s history.

Taking the QM2 Transatlantic Crossing today is one of my greatest joys. And my dogs love it too!

Gorgeouse creature. Simplicity, strength and spirit. Must live!

Love how they left out haunted. I worked there during shaqtober fest, the Queen is very known for the lil girl who drowned in its pool. And if you go go down to the engineer room you may see the engineer who was sealed within the walls of ship as it was built. The superstition says sealing the main engineer into it wall protects the haul integrity

She was never in danger of sinking.

The story was unclear, is the Queen Mary still a hotel with restaurants? Or is it now just a museum?

@alicewright3439

25 күн бұрын

It’s all of the above. You can stay, dine and tour the Queen Mary. I recently went on a ghost tour on the ship that was really educational

The Queen Mary is haunted 👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻

It's like an old Vegas hotel. Tear it down & move on. Heritage value can be preserved in photos & video.

@prismaticmarcus

24 күн бұрын

scrapping it would cost the same as restoring it. but one option comes with an income.

@Nebulasecura

21 күн бұрын

Absolutely not. Shes the last pre ww2 ocean liner in existence and according to winston churchill "she shortened the war by a year"