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Queen Mary's Monster Propeller!!! Enter the depth's of the Engine Room!!

Adventurous Life of Paul and Diane
Adventurous Life of Paul and Diane
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👁️ 22K views📅 2 weeks ago⏱️ 17:20
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Creator's Key Takeaways

The engine room amazed me. The propeller box was unforgettable. The exhibits were fascinating. And having lunch aboard one of history's greatest oceanliners made the experience even more special.

If you're visiting Southern California, it's absolutely a destination you should add to your list.

Unfortunately, unless you go on a tour, which the tour that I was looking at was $200 a piece, you can't go into any of the ballrooms or really access much of the ship.

Creator's Tips & Advice

Allow four to six hours to explore the ship thoroughly.

🆕New to Cruising? This Creator Addresses:

Fear of deep water/heightsThe propeller box can be eerie or make you feel woozy if you have a fear of deep water.
Darkness in engine roomThe engine room can be dark, which might be intimidating for some.

Questions This Creator Answers

QWhat is it like to see the Queen Mary's engine room and propeller?
QWhat can you see on the Queen Mary besides the engine room?
QIs there food available on the Queen Mary?

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Long Beach
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YouTube Video Description

You finally get the chance to see the monsterous 18 1/2 foot, 32 ton propeller of the Queen Mary! Also follow me down to the engine room as I go 3 storys down to see and experience the enormous engine room and the propeller shaft!! Absolutey amazing!!!