RMS Queen Mary - Narrated Tour in 4k (Filmed 2020)

[@AlextheHistorian]

NOTE: In the video I say the ship's hull was held together with "1 million" rivets. It was actually 10 million rivets, I just read the number wrong because I was tired. I also said that ships today don't have crows nests because they construct the navigation bridge so close to the bow. There is still some truth to that, but I have learned a lot more about ships since I made that statement. Crows' nests really aren't necessary anymore because of Radar. However crow's nests didn't just look for dangers on the horizon, they also looked after the well-being of the ship since they could see most of it from up there. And as lookouts, they can spot things even if the ship's power goes out, today having the navigation bridge up high and close to the bow allows them to do those same duties from inside the safety of the bridge. -This information all relates to ocean liners and cruise ships, not military vessels. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introducing the RMS Queen Mary 1:52 1st Class Entry - A Deck 3:48 Stateroom Corridor - A Deck 4:20 3rd Class Staircase - A & B Deck 5:06 Former 3rd Class Smoking Room - A Deck 7:03 Well Deck on the Bow -A Deck 7:42 Travel Beuraeu - Main Deck 8:17 Piccadilly Circus - Promenade Deck 10:22 Ship Model Gallery - Promenade Deck 11:00 Observation Bar - Promenade Deck 12:07 The Promenade - Promenade Deck 12:45 1st Class Main Lounge - Prom. Deck 13:16 1st Class Smoking Room - Prom. Deck 14:32 2nd Class Forward Stairs - Prom. Deck 16:45 Isolation Ward - B Deck 18:57 Poop Deck - A Deck (stern) 19:24 Verandah Cafe - Sun Deck 19:55 the Sun Deck - Sun Deck 21:25 Forward Mast - Bow 22:08 Officer's Quarters - Sports Deck 23:15 The Bridge - Bridge Deck 25:43 Forecastle - Main Deck 26:47 R Deck Entry - R Deck 27:54 1st Class Swimming Pool - R Deck 28:49 1st Class Main Restaurant - R Deck 31:28 Museum Lobby - C & D Decks 32:32 Aft Engine Room - D,E,F,G, Decks 37:36 Starboard Shaft Alley - G Deck 38:06 Port Shaft Alley - G Deck 39:20 Steering Room - E Deck 41:00 Propeller Box - E Deck 42:12 Water Softening Plant - G Deck 42:34 Boiler Room 1 - G Deck 43:22 Boiler Room 2 - G Deck 43:48 Fwd Turbo Gen. Room - G Deck 44:30 Conclusion of the Tour

[@stephanieraebel8160]

That's perfect alright. We all make sleepy mistakes👍

[@Unclejake]

Thanks! Imagine the man hours installing 10 million rivets.

[@jamesrodrigues7391]

My Grandad was the riveters mate that put them there.!

[@michaelwhite2823]

Considering how expertly researched, written, directed and executed this video is, I think we can get over that minor thing. LOL You did a magnificent job. Your knowledge is amazing. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@joshuamackey2326]

Hello good sir what is the name of the music that starts around the 31 min 14 second mark I absolutely love it. if u could send a link for the song.id be ecstatic thank u

[@paulquine6728]

The greatest ship in the world.

[@AlextheHistorian]

Indeed!

[@gibby232323]

She’s Coming Back to her Original Glory!

[@brunogrpr5259]

👍🙏🙏🙏😃 THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS WONDERFULL LADY TOUR !!!!!😊👍

[@fluffy-puffy-puppy]

Thanks for this, I am suddenly binge watching ocean liner videos after Titanic was in the news again

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thanks! Be sure to check out my Queen Mary documentary I posted on Friday.

[@hcelondon5097]

Well done you are very knowledgable she is so beautiful .

[@tylerfrederick246]

Tony and I are watching this video my 20th and Tony's first. He's has so much to learn. He didn't even know that Her Majesty Queen Mary was QE2's grandmother

[@AlextheHistorian]

I'm hoping to make a newer and more detailed tour video later this year, showing more places on the ship that I haven't shown here.

[@tylerfrederick246]

@AlextheHistorian , we are looking forward to it. Tony has so many questions. I just tried to explain to him why all but 5 of the lifeboats are gone and why repairs to her are ongoing. Tony doesn't quite understand why it is. But he has Celebral Pulsy, so I am patient with him

[@Rochellelauren1]

Great video, Alex! Excellent tour of the ship.

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thanks!

[@UFO721]

Thank you Alex for the walkthrough. I appreciate it.

[@AlextheHistorian]

An updated one will be posted later this year, featuring many more places not seen in this video, so stay tuned!

[@pineapplebetty4323]

Great job! I learned a lot from this video. Thank you for not showing the tacky “blood” spatter in the boiler room.

[@AlextheHistorian]

Later this year I will make an updated tour video with more places to see and more information to give.

[@MmMaxsoccer-yl4dv]

She is beautiful

[@tomsimpson5317]

Miss going there

[@kasvinimuniandy4178]

This was soo cooool!!! Thank you for sharing this. I doubt I will ever visit the Queen Mary so this virtual tour is as close as it gets for me. :D :D Must be so cool to walk along those passages..

[@AlextheHistorian]

I'd you like Queen Mary, I have a documentary all about the historic importance of the ship: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqTGgGeEhK-Lma8

[@artistinlederhosen]

we had our high school prom on the queen mary way back in 1977.

[@markvanderhorst2473]

Thank you.

[@VincentComet-l8e]

Thanks, that was so interesting! Doubly so for me because, as a youngster, I went aboard her in Southampton for a tour shortly before she left for the final time in 1967. Looking forward to more from you…

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thanks!

[@Hino992]

Great stuff. Thank you very much.

[@ronaldmiller2740]

HI ALEX -I JUST FOUND THIS VIDEO ,, I CANT WAIT TO WATCH IT ..I KNOW GREATER UPDATES HAVE BEEN MADE .. PEACE.. VETERAN..

[@mc-ec3bu]

Well done that man.

[@chadchambliss4949]

She's a beaut Clark!

[@zjplayz1491]

Great video. Toured the Queen Mary soooo long ago when the Spruce Goose was in the dome that I can't remember much. I will finally return early next year for a 2 night stay prior to sailing to Hawaii from right next door.

[@kccarrtheoregonhillbillyhi4803]

Great video thanks for sharing

[@mike.4277]

Extremely excellent video!!!

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thanks!

[@snidepete5700]

Lot o'ghosts in those engine rooms! The silence is kinda spooky!

[@Sayako-sf2bn]

I wish the Olympic Class was alive...:-(

[@oliverstianhugaas7493]

*THANKFULLY* non of that ghost talk.

[@d-fender4489]

The queen of the Atlantic

[@doc_o_pizza8655]

black and white photos cannot explain the beauty of this ship is just wow the beauty of the woods and the Art just wow

[@sheikhyaboooty]

One of my earliest and clearest memories as a child of five and a half started on the boat train to Southampton which ran on steam. Later that day we waved to the Queen Mary as she sailed up the Solent. I was standing on the Starboard side of her sister the Queen Elizabeth right between her two funnels on our way to Cherbourg then to New York. It was late january 1965.

[@NapoleonBonaparte-of4sl]

British ship are beautiful, i dont know why

[@dantona5607]

I went to see the queen mary this year feburary

[@judithlee842]

My Father served on the Queen Mary as a cabin steward and my Great Aunt served as a companion to ladies travelling alone. They both told me amazing stories. My Dad recalled sailing the Bay of Biscay and how cruel the sea could be. He said many prayers.

[@waynegood9233]

In 1968 my ship the USS O Brien DD 725 pulled in drydock next to the Queen Mary in late October or early November I transferred to another ship 5 months later you could see the propellers then in 1980 in June I saw her again and got to go in before to final completion

[@ClareRocheford]

Thanks!

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thank you for the Super Thanks!

[@malikroy9069]

What a beautiful ship, I wonder how many watertight bulkheads it has, it's reported that the ship's maintenance has been neglected for decades, especially to its bulkheads, and is in need of costly repairs, and may sink in case of flooding.

[@AlextheHistorian]

The ship's engineering and cargo spaces are separated into 18 watertight compartments. The ship was in need of certain repairs and renovations, but the media made it sound worse than the situation actually was. The ship was never at risk of sinking. The repairs you mentioned were completed over the course of the past year. Repairs to the bulkheads, brand new bilge pumps and water intrusion alarms, and the list goes on. The ship is also receiving cosmetic restoration as well. My channel actually gives periodic construction update videos. The last one was posted in April, the next one will be in mid-June. You can keep up with all the work being done on the ship as she enters a new age of restoration and popularity.

[@stardustring]

Reminds me of the Titanic.

[@AlextheHistorian]

The Queen Mary and Titanic are sort of like cousin-in-laws. Titanic was built by White Star Line. During Queen Mary's construction, White Star Line and Cunard Line merged to become Cunard White Star, in order to survive the Great Depression.

[@mikezinn7212]

A beautifully put-together video... thank you! I wonder what happened to those magnificent deco pedestal lights in the first-class dining room @ 29:50? What a shame they are missing now.

[@AlextheHistorian]

One of them has been relocated to the Main Hall on Promenade Deck, you can even see it in this video. The other one was heavily damaged years ago and has since been cannibalized to maintain the other one. Though it's frame still exists in storage.

[@dodgingbullets3503]

🐇🕯Thank you much appreciated...

[@GrandDuchessAniya]

I visited the ship in 2009 with some skeptical coworkers. We all thoroughly enjoyed our visit! A must-see if you are visiting the Los Angeles area! You will not be disappointed!

[@jonallen1985]

Hearing those horns made me think the ship said “Hey pull my finger” 😂

[@MisterrJmark]

I have visited this ship a few years ago, while waiting on a cruise...The technology on this ship still amazes me

[@danielgregg2530]

This was a nice tour, but why no shots of any of the staterooms and other quarters?

[@AlextheHistorian]

Because the video was never originally shot to be a tour. It was filmed as a vlog, and a year later I reused all the footage and carefully edited it into a video tour of the things I managed to see. A more in-depth, fully re-shot, purpose-filmed version will be posted in a few months. I'm currently having the ship re-filmed to include the way it looks now that restorations are underway.

[@andresbg8757]

The Isolation Ward is scary

[@Markybug-Keira-Cody]

Would love to visit Queen Mary , but it’s unlikely (I live in Scotland). Have visited another Scottish legend “Britannia “ tho !

[@brianrigsby7900]

22:46 y did you slow the footage down? Did you see a ghost?

[@AlextheHistorian]

Well like I said at the beginning of the video. This footage was not originally shot to be a tour of the ship. I filmed this footage as a vlog, randomly exploring the ship and pointing the camera every which way without particular reason. A year later, I realized if I heavily edit the vlog and the extra footage, I can turn it into a video tour. So I had to slow down footage where I only briefly had the camera pointed at the place I wanted to talk about. I've slowed down several pieces of footage in this video.

[@toomanyjstoomanyrs1705]

Back in 2019 I walked the ship to provide an estimate for repairs and replacement of some items. I was distracted by all the history in the ship. Everything screams out at you (that is if you're a history buff).

[@baritonebynight]

What sucks is that there is only one ocean liner left in service...and its almost always sold out on its transatlantic run.

[@itsandrewdiego]

I've spent many years working at the Queen Mary as an actor at their Dark Harbor Halloween event... and your beautiful work brings back all of the sights, sounds and smells of this most glorious ship. Thank you for creating such a thorough and beautifully-realized documentation of her life in Long Beach. x

[@myfilthysoles]

What about the alleged ghosts? Did you see or hear something?

[@AlextheHistorian]

@Pies Rosario, it makes me sad to see you comment that, because it reminds me what it was like to take a tour aboard the ship. The tour guide would take us around and explain the fascinating history of the ship, me and my friends were the only ones in the group completely enamored with the history, but the other visitors were just looking around, and after the guide finished speaking, finished telling an amazing story, the only thing someone asked her was "but what about the ghosts, did you see a ghost?" I was shocked that that was all they cared about. I looked at the tour guide and I saw the enthusiasm and the light leave her eyes.

[@themoongoddess1190]

@@AlextheHistorian Then she probably needs to find another place of employment because one of the main draws of the ship are the ghosts and alleged hauntings. If the director who runs the tour was smart, they would add that information as part of the dialogue.

[@AlextheHistorian]

This might be hard to believe, but the Queen Mary being marketed so heavily as a haunted ship, is one of the main reasons the ship came close to being permanently closed and scrapped.

[@randomuser9883]

It makes me frustrated to see her being used in clickbait thumbnails for fake ass ghost stories. The only true "ghost story" was when she rammed her escort by accident and sank it with around 400 dead. It just makes me sad to see her being treated like a money pit. The steamer rotterdam a Dutch ocean liner (which is also preserved in the same and my country) is not being treated like a ghost ride at least and is properly maintained honestly i blame Disney for making up these fake stories.

[@brianrigsby7900]

33:00 of course it flopped! Imagine not being able to see those giant steam engines up close!😂

[@tylerfrederick246]

I literally cannot look away. Having seen this for the third time, I can't think of anything but Queen Mary, I can't look away to read, I can barely even function and I feel like I'm about to be suck in to the TV. Alex, you have made the most powerful Queen Mary video ever.

[@mitchelleroberson]

I sure do appreciate this. It taught me a lot, your narration was nice, so was the music, I got to see what seemed to be all of the ship. Answered some questions on my mind. Holly madison and Bridget Marquardt toured it but they didnt show nooothing like this, so I didn’t really learn anything. Any creepy vibes on the ship? They did a ghost tour but you have to pay to hear it

[@AlextheHistorian]

Late next month I'm going to release a newly-filmed and much more detailed narrated tour of the Queen Mary. Much of her has been restored since I last filmed for this video. And I have footage of more spaces on the ship that I didn't show in this one. So stay tuned! I personally don't feel creeper out on the ship, especially now that her lights have been repaired, she's much brighter now.

[@carolinehutton9919]

Wonderful tour of this very famous and significant vessel. You’ve done a marvellous job here, Alex!! Thank you.

[@Therailwayenthusiast4real]

Bring her to England!

[@Josh-hr5mc]

I wished more people would do tours like this.

[@pineapplebetty4323]

I know, they should pay him because now I want to go! I hate Vegas but if I go that far then I’m definitely going to see “The Big Piece “ too. Thank you Alex!

[@StreakPhilippines]

Great video, I stayed on her in Jan 1978 for two nights and was captivated. Have taken 60 cruises and will always remember the Queen Mary!

[@SiMahDan]

I spent two nights on the Queen Mary in 2003. My father and two uncles spent untold days on this ship traveling to England in 1943. Thankfully, they all came back alive. Thank you for creating this video.

[@kokam4682]

What about the wireless tellagraph radio room

[@AlextheHistorian]

I didn't visit that area in 2020. Remember, this video wasn't originally intended to be a ship tour, it was originally a vlog, but I re-edited it very heavily to make it into a ship tour. But the result is that I only got to show about half of the areas on the Queen Mary. When the ship reopens, I will go back to film a proper ship tour.

[@EmanuelArellano86]

I can feel the love of history through the video... Amazing

[@jonathangodbout6645]

Just toured this grand old lady today.. September 22 2023. She is even more beautiful in real life. Saw many people doing maintenance..

[@aniwilliams3370]

Alex, thank you! This is wonderful ❤. I thoroughly enjoyed it in particular your amazing descriptions of everything in the engine/boiler rooms. I love how they have displayed the propeller. All the time you were walking around I was trying to imagine the noise that would have been down there - it must have been unbelievable. And your description of the pressurisation was amazing . Thank you, Alex, this has been wonderful to watch.

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thanks Ani! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@janetcarbone4213]

That is what I call class. Bring back the ocean liner! Floating carnivals are fine if that’s what you want but this is something else!

[@richardderosset6960]

The R.M.S. "QUEEN MARY" is a world treasure ! Possibly the most significent historical liner ever ! And one of the great world's tourist attractions ! Soon she will be 100 years old , magnificence ! Art Decco treasure !

[@Electriceye1984bySam]

Nice! 😁👌🏻🇺🇸 thanks!

[@SomeoneHasToSayIt2525]

Extremely well done. Congratulations.

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thank you!

[@markbrown7103]

When you have it all done and it opens back to the public I would love to come and see the queen Mary again it’s such a beautiful ship👍🏼👍🏼😁💖😀

[@Cosimics]

I’m glad someone is keeping her legacy alive as I’m making a documentary right now about her and her sister. She really is a remarkable vessel and I hope her auction goes well and remembered celebrate her 85th maiden voyage anniversary on May 27th!

[@jamesstyle8646]

This is top notch content right here

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thanks!

[@dvchel]

@@AlextheHistorian Did you see any ghosts by the way? :p

[@whattha_huh]

This was so close to the quote/meme from Titanic. 44:34

[@manfredastarte]

In 1987 I stayed on the Queen Mary for three days during a business trip and was allowed to explore much of the ship on my own. I also took a guided tour. A lifetime memory for sure. I hope I can find the film I made.

[@michaelsmith441]

As an American I am applaud at how this historic vessel has been neglected. The queen marry definitely deserves a better home that will give her the appreciation she deserves.

[@morganewersandfabiachanal9863]

I been to the Qeen mary

[@mikecorlett1305]

Outstanding video, Alex! I enjoyed the relaxing music, a nice touch to help take viewers back in time.

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thanks Mike!

[@justinbaillie8611]

Thank you so much for making videos like this, I live in Canada and I am using these videos to get people to come with me to visit the Queen Mary when she opens again!

[@AlextheHistorian]

My pleasure, thanks for watching!

[@LinnyTheGuinea]

I don’t get why this has so little views, it’s phenomenally edited and the voice over audio is perfect. Please don’t give up or feel discouraged on your Queen Mary “awareness” videos alex, I love old ocean liners and ships and love what your doing for the Queen Mary lately. Once again keep up the great videos 👍👍💕

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thank you, and don't worry, some amazing things are happening. Im not allowed to say what, but it gives me hope for the ship!

[@johnfranklin5277]

Its because most young people have no intrest, and are busy playing video games.

[@KobeMarlow]

@@johnfranklin5277 That’s not exactly true, it doesn’t matter what decade you come from. It takes all different people to be interested in something, some people are 10 and know more about maritime history than people who are 70. It depends on what you like and have a interest in. Not what generation you were born in.

[@dafyddthomas7299]

Agree - superb video

[@yvonna3586]

I could listen to your voice all day long and I love the history aswell. Great job.

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thank you!

[@johnsmeith3913]

this video is criminally underviewed, top notch stuff man

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thank you!

[@brober]

Wonderful tribute to the Queen. Narrators voice is very soothing. Thank you.

[@mariemorgan7759]

Perfectly well done tour, just subbed! I am fascinated by the Queen Mary and just love Art Deco!❤️

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thanks! You're gonna love this channel then, lots of Queen Mary content on here.

[@mariemorgan7759]

@@AlextheHistorian you are very welcomed!looking forward to more videos!♥️

[@stevehansen4672]

Is the ship able to be seen again?

[@AlextheHistorian]

The ship will reopen to the public by the new year.

[@traingp7]

How does the ship have power or is it shore power?

[@AlextheHistorian]

Shore power/water(hot & cold)/sewage/emergency power/rain drainage. All shore-side.

[@Texastimbo]

I really enjoyed this. Thank you for a wonderful tour!

[@bmused55]

I don't know why, but the propellor in the water is the single most spooky thing I've seen on the Queen Mary. It's just a haunting looking exibit.

[@Roger-hp1yg]

This was a great video thank you for taking the time to make it.

[@dinahjackson8146]

THANK YOU for taking me back in time... ( she says, with a LUMP IN HER THROAT !!! ) I LOOOVE the music in the background... ❤😢❤

[@AlextheHistorian]

Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@isuckatthesegames7119]

Where is the ballroom at.

[@AlextheHistorian]

You might need to be more specific, the ship only had one ballroom and it was removed after WWII. But it was on Promenade Deck.

[@isuckatthesegames7119]

@@AlextheHistorian what then what did they use for reference in the Poseidon adventure. And how was it literally removed then.

[@AlextheHistorian]

The ballroom in the movie was not filmed on the Queen Mary, it was 100% a movie set piece built on a sound stage and doesn't look like any room on the Queen Mary, but if I had to guess, they took some inspiration from the First Class Lounge on Promenade Deck. Queen Mary's ballroom was divided into other rooms on the ship.

[@isuckatthesegames7119]

@@AlextheHistorian oh no I’m gonna have to destroy the cabin class lounge on rilhons minecraft Queen Mary to make it poseidon Roleplay passable :(

[@tylerfrederick246]

Well, it's official, I am watching this video for the 15th time therefore seeing this video more than I have actually visited the ship. Happy Birthday, Queen Mary!

[@MmMaxsoccer-yl4dv]

Fantastic tour well done wonderful

[@AlextheHistorian]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@MmMaxsoccer-yl4dv]

Why is it standing still and not cruising

[@AlextheHistorian]

Because the old lady is retired. She sailed between 1936 and 1967, having served for 6 years in World War II as a troopship. She did her duty, and retired with love and praise.

[@prudencepineapple9448]

Oh no, I'm only 1:05 into the video and I see that abomination in the background, 'Carnival Inspiration'. I'm looking at you Joe Farcus. Let's move quickly past that monstrosity! 10:00 I would love to see all that wood paneling restored back to 1936 and the rest of the ship too to that time! 18:17 A list of the names and cause of death onboard for those interested. 23:36 There's a very famous photo of Captain Smith taken onboard the Titanic from below looking up to the Bridge-wings where he was standing. I think it's the last photo taken of him.

[@badbattleaxe5832]

Interior of the Queen Mary is not as elegant as the Titanic. Really like the Grand staircase in the Titanic it's beautiful!

[@brianbommarito3376]

Excellent video. It brings back lots of fun memories. I used to go down to visit the Queen Mary at Long Beach since I was always in the area for an annual convention that was held in the arena near there. I could literally see the smoke stacks when I went outside every lunch time. I was always fascinated with ships so it was always a treat to go there a little later in the week. I haven’t been out there since about 2014, though, and I miss it. It’s nice to see the grand old girl hasn’t gone anywhere. I’m sorry to hear the Russian sub Scorpion has fallen into disrepair, as I always loved exploring the sub before going on the ship. They are two very different parts of history, but they complement each other and should be restored and preserved for future generations to enjoy.

[@eddiekulp1241]

It's a relic , if the city and the public want to keep it afloat they can spend the money or not , if it can't pay its way then scrap it or scuttle it at sea

[@AlextheHistorian]

Actually it does pay its way. It generated a profit of $11 million a year, but the previous operators chose to not re-invest that money in the ship, but instead to pocket the money. This year alone, while not even being open, it generated over one million, and the city put that money back into its repairs.

[@dzonikg]

History should not be just left for capitalism..like if Pompeii does not get enough revenue from tickets lets rise it to ground and make something profitable

[@veiledzorba]

I've stayed aboard the Mary several times during the "aughts". The door to the swimming pool was closed, and you couldn't see the boiler rooms like you showed here although the engine room was accessible. Always loved this ship!

[@King.of.Battleships]

What if they would have kept the Queen Mary as she was and allowed you to tour every inch of the ship?

[@AlextheHistorian]

Then she probably would have been so popular, she wouldn't have undergone 30 years of neglect from 1990-2020.

[@King.of.Battleships]

@@AlextheHistorian isn't that what they did with Queen Elizabeth in Port Everglades and found people wandering all over the ships decks?

[@AlextheHistorian]

Queen Elizabeth never had the chance to be converted into a tourist attraction or hotel. They did give a few tours, but it wasn't like the Queen Mary at all, people weren't allowed to be on the ship unsupervised. And there was no power or water available on the ship. She was dark and decaying in the Floridian weather.

[@King.of.Battleships]

@@AlextheHistorian people probably got lost wandering all over the ship.

[@byronpink9061]

Thank you so much for this grand tour of the Queen Mary. This was very educational. BP

[@stevenpell8344]

My Son surprised me in 2019 by booking a room on the Queen Mary Hotel when we were on a Route66 trip.With both my sons I had a great time taking all three tours of the ship. I always have loved Art Deco and the ship was fantastic to see. I just wished I could possibly had seen the other great art deco ship the Normandie.

[@noahbrewer8654]

What’s the song on the 1st class entry a deck

[@charlesoliver2838]

Excellent Alex amazing what human hand can build.

[@TitanicFan1997]

Thank you for the video! Very well done! Makes me anxious to visit her again.

[@tylerfrederick246]

I hope I am not spamming, but I am watching this video for the 12th time and I am thinking about what you said yesterday on why Queen Mary is failing. I used to be a full believer of Queen Mary being haunted. I thought her being haunted added to her story, but now I am questioning if she was ever haunted. But Haunted or not, as much as I love the Haunted Mansion, Queen Mary is no haunted Mansion and I hate what Corporate Disney did. Dishonorable and disgraceful. I think it's high time people people stop marketing Queen Mary as a Floating haunted Mansion and market the ship for who and what she really is, a Queen, a luxury Liner with a wonderful history. A family friendly ship. Market Queen Mary the way Cunard did. I recommend reopening the First Class children's playroom, so that kids can play. Give her a real air conditioning system. I really hope going forward, Long Beach takes better care of her and gives Queen Mary the proper respect. Oh, just imagine if Queen Elizabeth 2 the person was treated the way her Grandmother's ship is being treated