Luggage Storage Queen Mary

About Queen Mary

The City of Long Beach in Southern California is a popular tourist spot, as well as a wonderful place to live. In fact, it is the seventh most populous city in the state. Part of Los Angeles County, there is so much to see and do in this city, you will need to come back again when you have more time. To make the most of your day, plan a schedule of what you want to see while you are there. From the pristine beaches to the fun night clubs, there is something for everyone in this beachside paradise. 

You should definitely plan to spend at least a few hours (or more) at the Queen Mary on the coast of Long Beach. Part museum, part hotel, part fine dining establishments, this 1,019-foot beauty is a historic marvel built in 1930 and retired from the British Navy in 1967. Take a guided tour or just walk around and explore on your own. Take some selfies in front of one of the huge artworks or inside one of the staterooms where the sailors slept. Whatever you decide to do, make sure you stow your luggage at a Bounce location first, so you don’t have to drag it along.

Things to do in the Queen Mary

There is no way to be bored when visiting the Queen Mary in Long Beach. Besides being a beautiful ship with a stunning view of the Pacific Ocean, Los Angeles River, and much of the western coastline, it is also a popular tourist attraction that draws in thousands of visitors a day. Here are some fun things that you should not miss.

• Get some soft serve ice cream at the Midship Marketplace on the port side of the Promenade Deck. You can also enjoy a sandwich, pastries, or some fruit. 

• For a more formal dining experience, Sir Winston’s Restaurant & Lounge will serve you in style with a seaside view. Located on the Sun Deck, Aft, you don’t just eat here, you dine. 

• If you want to try some of the best chowder in the country, try Chelsea Chowder House & Bar on the Promenade Deck Midship. You will never be able to eat chowder anywhere else after you taste this delicious delight. 

• Watch one of the awesome films in the 4-D Theater.

• Take one of the five guided tours. Choose from the Twilight Glory Days, Twilight Haunted Encounters, Paranormal Ship Walk, Paranormal Investigation, or the Dining with Spirits tour. 

• Play some shuffleboard on the Sports Deck. 

• View the amazing scenery from the gazebo on the Sun Deck.

• Get your hair cut or styled at the Royal Salon or Queen’s Salon on the Promenade Deck.

• Visit the engine room on the lower level (D-Deck).

Transit Options in Queen Mary

• MBTA Orange Line

• MBTA Green Line

• RideShare Apps

Luggage Storage near Queen Mary

You won’t want the hassle of dragging around your luggage while you are checking out the Queen Mary and Long Beach, California. It is tough to pull one of those wheeled suitcases through the sand. Bounce has a plethora of places in the Long Beach area where you can safely leave your belongings. They will seal up your bags, tag them, and keep them safe for you until you get back. And, they are covered by the $10,000 BounceShield™ Protection. 

Luggage Storage Options near Queen Mary

• Paranormal Investigations: Search for the spirits of the Queen Mary with a tour guide who knows where to look. For about an hour, you can venture into the most active locations with a para investigator skilled in finding spirits. Don’t bring your bags, though. Find a Bounce spot to leave them at first. 

• The Steam and Steel Tour: Another awesome tour to take, this one takes you down below the water line where you can walk through the boiler rooms and water softening plant. Then visit the turbo room to see the engines. You’ll want to leave the luggage behind with Bounce for this, too. 

• Royal Brunch: The Queen Mary Royal Sunday Brunch is a popular way to dine in style with more than 50 unique foods from around the world. From Asian style ribs to Albondigas soup and tuna niçoise to turkey salad, there is something for all taste buds. Be sure to drop your baggage with a Bounce affiliate first. 

• Promenade Café: Head for the promenade deck on Queen Mary after finding a Bounce location to leave your belongings. You can find all kinds of great food like burgers and fries or a nice soup and salad. You’ll enjoy the casual atmosphere with the best ocean views on the ship. 

• Aquarium of the Pacific: After dropping off your luggage with a Bounce partner in Long Beach, go check out the aquarium on Aquarium Way. It has 500 species of aquatic critters in tanks from 5,000 to 360,000 gallons of water. The exhibits are separated by territory, such as the zebra sharks and big-belly seahorses in the Tropical Pacific Gallery and a giant octopus and sea otters in the Northern Pacific Gallery. They even have a shark lagoon. 

• El Dorado Park: On East Spring Street, you will find a huge park with four lakes, several playgrounds, a dog park, a nature center, and even a train ride. You definitely need to leave your luggage with Bounce when you go here because there is so much to do, you won’t want to have to lug that luggage. 

• Earl Burns Miller Japanese Gardens: Even if you aren’t a garden lover, this place will make you smile. It's about seven miles from the Queen Mary on Earl Warren Drive. Drop your bags at Bounce and enjoy the Tea House, Zen Garden, and the vibrant colors of thousands of blossoms. 

• Los Altos Center: If you need some retail therapy or just want to do some window shopping, the Los Altos Center on Bellflower Boulevard is the place for you. After leaving your bags in the hands of a Bounce affiliate, browse some of the shops here such as Sears, Trader Joes, Target, and about a dozen others. 

• Battleship USS Iowa Museum: If you love the Queen Mary, drop off your bags with a Bounce partner and go see the Battleship USS Iowa on South Harbor Boulevard. Take a tour and learn about the history of the ship and its crew. You can also see some of the original guns used back then and enjoy a flight simulator. 

• Long Beach City Beach: Before heading to the beach, you will need to leave your luggage with Bounce. Suitcases just don’t roll well on the sand. This beach along Ocean Boulevard by the Belmont Pier is one of the most popular, so it may be crowded. But you should be able to find a spot to soak up the sun. Don’t forget to wear sunscreen.