Plunge into the Depths with Dark Harbor 2017

Anyone who’s lived in or around the Long Beach area for any length of time is probably familiar with the RMS Queen Mary. This historic ship, which was constructed back in 1930, has been a stalwart fixture in the Long Beach harbor since the ship’s retirement in the late sixties.

You may know that the Queen Mary hosts some famous parties. But are you familiar with its ghoulish past? If not, Dark Harbor 2017 is the perfect opportunity to get acquainted…

Washed Away in Waves of Fright

For many, Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor is the most haunted Halloween experience in all of Southern California. With seven expertly crafted and delightfully eerie mazes, as well as a massive cast featuring hundreds of ghosts and ghouls, there’s a veritable heart-stopper around every corner.

Each year, the Dark Harbor experience opens its doors at the end of September and runs until November 1^st. During weeknights, the attraction is open from 7 PM until midnight. And on Fridays and Saturdays, the doors are open until 1 AM.

Each maze is bedecked in its own nightmarish theme. Circus features a cast of spooky, big top chills, while Deadrise descends into the deep, dead ocean. No matter which you choose, screams abound.

Dark Harbor Goes Beyond Mere Make Believe

It’s true that the owners of the Queen Mary go all out for the Halloween season. But the truth is, this ship is well-known for its year-round paranormal activity.

Having such a long, rich history, acting at one time as a luxurious ocean liner, and then at another as a WWII ship, there’s no doubt that the Queen Mary has seen a few grim demises in its day. Many famous specters are said to roam the halls daily, including the “Lady in White.” Who knows, maybe you’ll meet her during Dark Harbor!

Dark Harbor Will Send Your Courage Out to Sea

So, you don’t scare easily, huh? Even if you consider yourself the epitome of bravery, we doubt you’ll be immune to the scares that Dark Harbor is cooking up this year. Reserve your tickets online today to put the Queen Mary to the test!