Welcome to our weekly feature ✨#HauntedHotSpot✨, where we take a deeper look at some of the most famous (and famously terrifying) sites in the world.⁠ This week’s pick: The Queen Mary 🛳 All aboard one of the world’s most iconic floating haunts: the Queen Mary. First built in 1934 as a luxury liner, the ship transported troops during WWII and adopted the nickname “The Grey Ghost.” 👻 In 1967, the Queen Mary officially docked in Long Beach, California, becoming the hotel and tourist attraction you know today. The spirits of the Queen Mary are numerous; it’s said there are as many as 150 different entities (!) roaming the decks, including the ghost of room B340 and a young child spirit named Jackie. (Jackie’s usually active near the first-class pool area.) When you’re able to visit — the Queen Mary is temporarily closed to the public — don’t be surprised if a door mysteriously slams or the air suddenly feels chilly, it’s all part of the hair-raising charm. 😈 The Queen Mary has bee...