Today we head down toward the west coast of the United States, into a city by the Pacific Ocean.

Welcome to Long Beach, California.

As tourists, you might know this as a home to well-known aquariums, shops, and restaurants.

But for many people from Southern California, the city is known for one major thing,

the port of Long Beach, where enormous cargo ships arrive day after day.

But there's one ship that no longer gets to sail the North Atlantic anymore.

This luxury ship, a choice of the world's most famous people back in its day, is now resting on the port of Long Beach.

But if you think that a ship that first sailed in 1936 would be completely run down and abandoned,

think again.

It serves as a host

of tourists and travelers,

but it has some other type of

constant activity.

Activity that roams the halls

at all hours of the day,

hundreds of spirits roaming day in and day out.

Brace yourself.

We're going into the famous RMS Queen Mary.

My name is Edwin.

Here's a dark memory.

When World War II broke out, the Queen Mary served as a troop ship for Allied soldiers. But that wasn't what it was meant for.

The amazing decorations, beautiful rooms, and dining areas were fit for luxury.

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