How to Experience the Paranormal on the Queen Mary

The Queen Mary is a historic ship built in the 1930's that has captivated the hearts, minds and imaginations of generations ever since. Having served duty during World War I and spent time as a leisure cruiser, the Queen Mary is now a hotel and famous "haunted location." Upwards of 40 souls lost their lives aboard this ship, and some of its previous guests and passengers still enjoy its luxurious accouterments. Maybe you should as well?

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• A reservation or tour ticket
• A camera

1. Get a ticket to the "Ghosts and Legends" tour where staff take visitors on a guided tour of all the supposedly haunted locations onboard the ship. Haunted areas are marked and photography is allowed.
2. Don't forget to take special note of the pool area. "Most Haunted" caught the sound of a female voice here and recorded the mysterious appearance of wet footprints on the tiles. Did I mention the pool is empty? Spooky!
3. Reserve a spot on the "Paranormal Ship Walk Tour" to visit the haunted locations not open to the public. A $50 ticket gets you a psychic tour guide and plenty of paranormal phenomenon. This is a night time tour only!
4. For $75 a person you can ghost hunt like the professionals! This midnight tour happens on the first and third Friday of the month, and your tour director will show you how to experience the spirits of the ship using popular ghost hunting equipment!
5. Psychic Erika Frost hosts a "Dining with the Spirits" event. Enjoy a delicious dinner along with stories from Ms. Frost's own personal experiences, then go on a haunted tour of the ship.

Tips & Warnings

• Call [phone] to book your tours and reservations well ahead of your travel date.
• Bring extra batteries for cameras and other electrical equipment.
• Bring your comfy shoes. There is lots of walking on each of the tours.