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Queen Mary

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Time Out says

This grand cruise ship hasn’t sailed since the 1960s; these days, it multitasks as a rather muddled tourist attraction, several eating and drinking spots (the bar is a wonderful Art Deco glory) and a hotel. The boat, built in 1936, still looks stately from afar, but it hadn’t aged gracefully in every aspect: It was due for millions of dollars in repairs to prevent it from capsizing. After an extended closure, the renovated ship—now under full control of the City of Long Beach—is once again offering tours ($10) and slated to start overnight stays again soon.

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New Year’s Eve Aboard the Queen Mary

Don a masquerade mask and ring in 2026 aboard the Queen Mary. The 21-and-over soiree has something for everyone on New Year’s Eve—whether you want a more mellow evening with food, drink and live music or to dance the night away in a club-like atmosphere, the ocean liner has got you covered. Also on board are roaming performers, fortune tellers, magicians, casino games, burlesque performances and dueling pianos. When the clock strikes midnight, share a New Year’s kiss under a dazzling fireworks display over the Pacific Ocean—cheesy, we know, but still very romantic. General admission tickets include all on-board entertainment and party favors (all food and drinks are extra). VIP pricing throws in early access, a dinner buffet and champagne toast, plus an exclusive fireworks viewing area.
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