There is a keen sense that a true cultural and economic renaissance is taking place in the City of Long Beach. Incorporated in 1897, Long Beach is the fifth largest City in the State of California, located within Los Angeles County in Southern California.

Enjoying the ideal Southern California climate, Long Beach hosts an abundance of cultural and recreational opportunities. The Long Beach Convention Center, Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific, Queen Mary, West Coast Hockey League’s Ice Dogs, the American Basketball League Long Beach Jams, the annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach, Long Beach International City Marathon, Carnival Cruises, and an elaborate array of other attractions offer a variety of entertainment options for our residents, and draw over five million visitors a year.

1126 Queen Highway (map)
Long Beach, CA 90802
(562)435-3511
www.queenmary.com

The Queen Mary serves as the host site of the “For the Love of Children 3” concert this year.

The legendary landmark may possibly be one of the “8th Wonders of the World.” Located in the one of the world’s largest ports – Long Beach, the Queen Mary arrived in Long Beach on December 9, 1967.

Sir Winston Churchill many of his decision during WWII on board the Queen Mary, which transported many of the British troops -14,833 troops plus 1,000 crew transported. Total: 15,883.

Today, the ocean liner Queen Mary is retired from cruising and permanently docked in Long Beach, California. She has a new life now, as a unique hotel. Her staterooms are appointed with period style furnishings, fine artwork and the original portholes. Hotel guests can enjoy a complimentary self-guided ship walk, and behind-the-scenes guided tours are available for a small fee.