Featuring 12,000 animals in more than 100 exhibits; the Aquarium of the Pacific is the fourth largest aquarium in the nation.
On-Board Shopping
Portside Necessities
Location: A Deck (Portside)
Hours: 11AM - 5:30PM
Centerline Boutique, Starboard Shoppe, Portside Marketplace
Parking
Overnight: $30
Oversized vehicles $60.00 per stall
Self-parking Day Rates:
Monday – Thursday - $18
Friday – Sunday - $22
- Tours
- Chelsea Chowder House & Bar
- Observation Bar & Art Deco Lounge
Shop Aboard the Queen Mary
Portside Marketplace
Location: Promenade Deck (Portside)
Hours: 11:00am - 5:30pm
Centerline Boutique
Location: Promenade Deck (Main Hall)
Hours: 11:00am - 5:30pm
Starboard Shoppe
Location: Promenade Deck (Main Hall)
Hours: 11:00am - 5:30pm
Aquarium of the Pacific
Catalina Island
22 miles via Catalina Express
An island paradise awaits less than an hour away. Cruise across the beautiful Pacific Ocean from Long Beach Harbor to the magical island of Catalina.
Whale Watching
1.5 miles
Long Beach Whale Watching tours are perfect if you are looking for a unique aquatic and marine life activity.
USS Iowa
7.57 miles away
Built in 1940, the USS IOWA served our country for over 50 years. Visit the new museum in nearby San Pedro.
The Pike
With a variety of restaurants, the legendary Laugh Factory Comedy Club, ferris wheel and open-air marketplace, The Pike is one of the most unique waterfront locations on the West Coast.
Long Beach Convention Center
The Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center is a spectacular multi-purpose complex featuring more than 400,000 square feet of flexible exhibit and meeting space.
Disneyland & Disney California Adventure® Park
This Southern California landmark features more than 60 major rides, 50 shops and 30 restaurants divided among eight themed lands.
Getting to the Queen Mary
From Long Beach Airport
- Follow the airport exit signs to Lakewood Blvd. Take Lakewood Blvd. south towards I-405. Take the I-405 North to the I-710 South. Follow the signs for THE QUEEN MARY.
From Los Angeles International Airport - 22 Miles
- Follow the airport exit signs to West Century Blvd. Turn right on South La Cienega Blvd., then turn left to merge onto I-405 South. Take the I-405 South, then the I-710 South. Follow the signs for THE QUEEN MARY.
From John Wayne/Orange County Airport - 31 Miles
- Follow the airport exit signs to get onto the I-405 North then take the I-710 South. Follow the signs for THE QUEEN MARY.
Public Transportation
From Long Beach Airport:
- Take the Long Beach Transit system Broadway/Lakewood from the Long Beach Airport to the Long Beach Transit Mall, then take the free Long Beach Transit Passport bus to the Queen Mary.
- Take Super Shuttle or Prime Time Shuttle.
- Take a taxi from Long Beach Airport.
From John Wayne Airport/Orange County Airport:
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Take Super Shuttle or Prime Time Shuttle.
From Los Angeles International Airport:
- From any terminal at LAX, go downstairs to the LAX Shuttle stop and take Line G (free shuttle) to the Aviation Station of the Green Line of the Metro Rail Service to the Willowbrook station where you need to transfer to the Blue Line of the Metro Rail Service. Take the Blue Line to the Long Beach Transit Mall, then take the free Long Beach Transit Passport bus to the Queen Mary. For Los Angeles Metro Rail Service time tables Click here
- Take Super Shuttle or Prime Time Shuttle.
- Take a taxi from Los Angeles International Airport.
The Long Beach Passport - Route C
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The Passport C route, serving Pine Avenue, Shoreline Drive, the Aquarium of the Pacific and the iconic Queen Mary, is a completely free service that connects you to downtown Long Beach's finest attractions and destinations. Or you can go via the water with the AquaBus or AquaLink.
Directions...When you are here!
The Queen Mary can be confusing for you land lovers out there...do you know the difference between Port and Starboard? Here's a good way to remember - Starboard contains two letter "R"s, compared to only one in port; therefore, starboard refers to the right side and Port and left both contain four letters...therefore, port refers to the left side.