Dark Harbor Experience and Admission to "The Queen Mary" (Up to 51% Off). Five Dates Available.
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Haunted The Queen Mary ocean liner—lauded by Things to Do Inland Empire—with themed mazes & live music
Ghosts roam the earth to complete unfinished tasks, such as making peace with a loved one or picking up the dry cleaning. Witness the errands of the undead with today’s Groupon for the Dark Harbor haunted-ship experience and a general-admission day pass to The Queen Mary. Dark Harbor experiences are open Sunday from 7 p.m. to midnight, and customers can arrive any time during the hours of operation. Choose between the following options:
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For $19, you get a Dark Harbor haunted-ship experience (up to a $24 value) and a general-admission day pass (a $15 value) to The Queen Mary (up to a $39 total value) on Thursday, October 20.
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For $22, you get a Dark Harbor haunted-ship experience (up to a $24 value) and a general-admission day pass (a $15 value) to The Queen Mary (up to a $39 total value) on Sunday, October 23.
- For $24, you get a Dark Harbor haunted-ship experience (up to a $34 value) and a general-admission day pass (a $15 value) to The Queen Mary (up to a $49 total value) on one of the following dates:
- Thursday, October 27.
- Sunday, October 30.
- Monday, October 31.
The Dark Harbor, featured on Things to Do Inland Empire, celebrates the accumulated ghouls and eerie tales aboard The Queen Mary’s haunted history. First setting sail in 1936, The Queen Mary served as a World War II troop ship, a luxury liner transporting celebrity guests, and a white-whale chaser before retiring in 1967. The ship’s annual Dark Harbor experience commences with a fog-shrouded entrance into the spectral bowels of the ship, where zombies and monsters lurk in search of unwitting guests and their long-lost car keys. Themed mazes entangle visitors ages 13 and older in spooky sites such as the former ship’s infirmary, and local bands rock out amid decidedly unhaunted finger food and cocktails.
Guests can also peruse The Queen Mary’s original staterooms and sun decks, including authentic art-deco built-ins and wood paneling. The Queen Mary historic exhibit further illuminates the legends, terrors, and sordid games of bridge throughout the ship’s storied history.
Haunted The Queen Mary ocean liner—lauded by Things to Do Inland Empire—with themed mazes & live music
Ghosts roam the earth to complete unfinished tasks, such as making peace with a loved one or picking up the dry cleaning. Witness the errands of the undead with today’s Groupon for the Dark Harbor haunted-ship experience and a general-admission day pass to The Queen Mary. Dark Harbor experiences are open Sunday from 7 p.m. to midnight, and customers can arrive any time during the hours of operation. Choose between the following options:
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For $19, you get a Dark Harbor haunted-ship experience (up to a $24 value) and a general-admission day pass (a $15 value) to The Queen Mary (up to a $39 total value) on Thursday, October 20.
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For $22, you get a Dark Harbor haunted-ship experience (up to a $24 value) and a general-admission day pass (a $15 value) to The Queen Mary (up to a $39 total value) on Sunday, October 23.
- For $24, you get a Dark Harbor haunted-ship experience (up to a $34 value) and a general-admission day pass (a $15 value) to The Queen Mary (up to a $49 total value) on one of the following dates:
- Thursday, October 27.
- Sunday, October 30.
- Monday, October 31.
The Dark Harbor, featured on Things to Do Inland Empire, celebrates the accumulated ghouls and eerie tales aboard The Queen Mary’s haunted history. First setting sail in 1936, The Queen Mary served as a World War II troop ship, a luxury liner transporting celebrity guests, and a white-whale chaser before retiring in 1967. The ship’s annual Dark Harbor experience commences with a fog-shrouded entrance into the spectral bowels of the ship, where zombies and monsters lurk in search of unwitting guests and their long-lost car keys. Themed mazes entangle visitors ages 13 and older in spooky sites such as the former ship’s infirmary, and local bands rock out amid decidedly unhaunted finger food and cocktails.
Guests can also peruse The Queen Mary’s original staterooms and sun decks, including authentic art-deco built-ins and wood paneling. The Queen Mary historic exhibit further illuminates the legends, terrors, and sordid games of bridge throughout the ship’s storied history.
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About "The Queen Mary"
Since its maiden voyage in 1936, The Queen Mary has cultivated a colorful history by transporting iconic figures from Winston Churchill to Fred Astaire across the ocean blue, as well as serving as troop transport in a world war. Today, passengers board the famous ocean liner to tour historical and haunted areas amidships or stay overnight in an onboard hotel. Visitors rub elbows at seasonal soirees and dive into historical exhibits, fueling up at restaurants, bars, and cafés for a literal taste of The Queen Mary's brand of luxury.
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