I Stayed On The World's Most Haunted Ship (Queen Mary)

Editorial Summary

The creator explores the history and paranormal reputation of the Queen Mary, a former ocean liner currently serving as a floating hotel in Long Beach, California. The video details the ship's origins in 1936 as a fast and luxurious vessel designed to cross the Atlantic. The narrative transitions from its early years of carrying celebrities to its service as a troop ship during World War II, during which it earned the nickname the Grey Ghost. The creator examines several notable incidents, including the collision with the HMS Curacao and the accidental poisoning of Second Officer W.E. Stark. Various ghost stories are discussed, such as the haunted room B340, the infamous Door 13 in the engine room, and reports of spirits near the dilapidated first class pool. Beyond the supernatural, the creator observes the ship's unique physical characteristics, including the use of fifty different types of wood and the ability to open portholes. The video concludes by addressing the ship's uncertain future, noting its history of bankruptcy and the recent takeover by Long Beach to ensure its preservation.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.