Queen Mary is the name of a popular liner that has been sailing the ocean for a long time. When the ship's service life came to an end, it was moored at the Californian dock in Long Beach and equipped with a five-star hotel-museum, which the old ship clearly did not approve of.
From the very beginning, troubles began to occur in the institution: accidents, problems with documents and unexplained phenomena. Customers complained about unexplained object movements, strange knocking on walls and clanking whispers in ventilation shafts. The transatlantic liner tried with all its might to convince people that it wants to go on a trip again, perhaps even the last …
The hotel was repeatedly visited by psychics who, as one, said that they felt a strong otherworldly energy here. After the guests began to encounter ghosts, the administration of the unusual hotel had to believe this.
The strangest place on the ship is the engine room, where a seventeen-year-old sailor died in a fire. Often, terrible human screams and knocks are heard in the pipes of the engine compartment, which were even recorded by visitors on a dictaphone.
In the late evening, by the pool, you can see the silhouette of a little girl who died here many years ago, slipping on a tile and breaking her neck. Sometimes she does not disappear and even asks amazed eyewitnesses if they have seen her parents.
The Queen Mary's nose belongs to the disgruntled ghost of a sailor who crashed to death after falling from the mast. Very rarely, during stormy weather, he may moan and scream, greatly frightening customers.
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Psychologist Peter James believes that there are at least 600 ghosts here whose souls cannot find peace. Perhaps the ship is a kind of trap for all those who died on board.
During World War II, the Queen Mary was used to transport soldiers who died in the hundreds under enemy fire. There are so many dead that sometimes ghosts also appear on random photographs taken in a mystical hotel.
