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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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Haunted Hearts: A Paranormal Date Night Tour + Dinner

For a more macabre way to celebrate this mushy holiday, the Queen Mary has you covered with a paranormal tour—a chilling VIP experience limited to only 20 guests. Officer Paul Jacek will lead you through the storied ocean liner’s most haunted locations, including restricted areas of the ship, where you’ll hear about ghostly encounters and unexplained phenomena. If you still have an appetite afterward, enjoy a prix-fixe dinner with your fellow ghost hunters. Looking for a more traditional celebration? Then check out “Love Is in the Air,” a four-course dinner with dancing, on February 14 ($265 per couple, tickets here).
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