
A 1936 Ocean Liner in Long Beach You Can Walk Today
Guided tours cross art deco cabins on a 1936 liner moored at 1126 Queens Highway, and the waterfront pier walk is free.
🚢 What a Guided Tour Covers
The gangway opens onto a hull that crossed the Atlantic for three decades before it settled into the Long Beach waterfront, and the boarding point sits at 1126 Queens Highway. Guided tours walk the public decks and the ornate interiors, where vintage craftsmanship and art deco detailing survive largely as passengers left them. Cabins, dining rooms and engine spaces carry the ship history in the fittings, and a guide turns those fittings into a story. The same ship runs guided ghost tours once the history walks finish, so one evening can cover both. Weekends build a queue at the gangway through the afternoon, and the rating sits at 4.4 across close to twenty nine thousand reviews.






