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The Queen Mary

The Queen Mary

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Parkers' Lighthouse

Parkers' Lighthouse

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Shenanigans Irish Pub & Grille

Shenanigans Irish Pub & Grille

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Address

The Queen Mary, 1126 Queens Hwy, Long Beach, CA 90802

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(562) 620-7564

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Website

darkharborhalloween.com

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Everyone in LA is hitting up this spot for Halloween! ‼️

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🎃 LA's Spookiest Halloween Haunted Houses for October!

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In LA, you won't miss a single Halloween event 🎃

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Do Americans Really Go All Out for Halloween? 🎃

Mimi

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Dark Harbor Official store had a lot of great shirt designs! All creepy and cool! There were 5 mazes this year and 4 of them were very well done. The Breakout maze was the only one that was inconsistent with a theme. It even had some similar characters as The Conjuring. I was also very disappointed with the Lullaby maze. It was advertised as going through the first class pool but you don’t even get to see inside. There is one tiny door that a character and fog machine cover that would lead inside but you can’t see clearly into it. The food was decent carnival food. The best one was by far the Turkey Leg at the Savage booth. Some food locations were out of food that they advertised and that was annoying. The speak easies were a cool touch and several of them had cool set ups. A few of them were in mazes and the others were random which was fun. There was no ceremony to get your tokens for the speak easies. You literally walk up to a table with workers and ipads that scan your code and you walk through a small patio with some large rugs with symbols projected on them. That was very disappointing because I was looking forward to a show. I went on a Wednesday with my wife and it was very nice. The scare actors were all on point with the mazes and there were plenty of them throughout the event. The make up and costumes were also very well done. The DJ was also pretty good. She had a few rough transitions but overall had a good mix playing throughout the evening. Lines were not long at all and it was great to be able to walk right on with the Evil Express Passes. The only down part with the early entry is that they keep you in one small area until they open for you at 7pm then once you enter 3 of the mazes aren’t open until 8:30. Overall, the event was a lot of fun and just the right amount of scary.

Kevin Tamay

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My friends and I visited on Saturday, 9/28, with a ticketed reservation for 8:45 PM. We were advised to arrive at least an hour early to allow time for parking and entry into the park. We opted for premium parking at $40, which allowed us to park onsite, compared to the $30 option for general parking with shuttles. The extra $10 was well worth it, as parking was convenient. The line to enter wasn't too bad, and the security checks were efficient. The event drew a decent crowd, with plenty of food vendors offering classic fair treats like turkey legs, barbecue, carne asada fries, various fried desserts, and kettle corn. However, most of the restrooms were porta-potties, though there was a proper bathroom just outside one of the mazes on the Queen Mary itself. There are five mazes in total, three of which are on the Queen Mary. With general admission, the wait times for each maze were about 30 minutes. Unfortunately, we only had time to experience three of them: Feast, Lullaby, and Breakout. Despite some inconsistencies in the themes, the mazes were pretty well-produced and immersive. Breakout was by far our favorite! I did expect more scare actors roaming the park, but the overall atmosphere was still spooky and fun. There were carnival rides available for an additional fee, though we didn’t opt for those. All in all, it was an entertaining and spooky event!

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