Stateroom B340 Onboard The Queen Mary
Dare to stay on board The Queen Mary dubbed one of the Top 10 most haunted places on Earth
It's been 30 years since anyone living has stayed overnight in Stateroom B340 on the Queen Mary but that's all changing as of April 13th. Did I mention That's Friday the 13th?
Stateroom B340 ready for overnight guests starting April 13th, 2018 Photo Credit Queen Mary
The infamous Stateroom B340 has had a large volume of recorded paranormal activity with many stories of haunted encounters noted in the ship’s logs. Reports date back to the final ocean voyage in 1967 and include complaints from guests staying in B340 claiming that someone was knocking on the door in the middle of the night. Other complaints include bathroom lights turning on by themselves, the sink faucet turning on and off on its own, and unexplained bathroom doors shutting. Some guests have reported the covers of their bed being pulled off while asleep and waking to see a dark figure standing at the foot of the bed.
Only signage you will find leading you to B340 as the door number is always a victim of theft as a collectors item.
Entry to B340
During voyage years, the space was originally three third class staterooms. In recent years it was one of the stops on the Haunted Encounter Tour offered on the ship and has since been remodeled to become one large guest room suite. Stateroom B340 is larger than the average cruise ship cabin and fully equipped with modern amenities featuring operable portholes and all the modern conveniences of a contemporary hotel. In addition to standard hotel room amenities, B340 will supply a chest with unique items available for guests to amplify their overnight haunt experience, including a Ouija board, tarot cards, and a crystal ball.
Cabin reservations for stateroom B340 will be available for booking Friday, April 13, 2018 and start at $499 per night. Who you be willing to be one of the first to book a stay in B340?
I have personally been in this space during the Haunted Encounter Tour offered on the ship. It had a strange vibe almost constricting in nature, not sure if it was just because of it's size, the amount of people in the space or what. I didn't bother looking in the bathroom because I was a bit apprehensive to get out to be honest. Truly the only part of the ship where I have felt like I was ready to move on. I am a huge fan of The Queen Mary and have stay overnight, been in some of the reportedly most haunted areas and had some experiences of my own, but this room, it's gonna have to be a no from me.
Stateroom B340 awaits you. Hard to believe this was 3 rooms originally. Photo via CBS News
Reservations are available at 877-342-0742.
ONLINE RESERVATIONS COMING SOON! More on the room HERE
Check-in is at 4 p.m. and check-out is at 11 a.m. If you can last that long, muahaha and sleeping is Not guaranteed!
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