VIDEO – The Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor delivers more seafaring scares for the 2017 Halloween season

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A chilling undead sailor at Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor dons a crisp white naval uniform and cap, their face hauntingly transformed with intricate blue zombie makeup—a show-stopping Halloween 2017 character bringing seafaring scares to life.

Something is lurking in Long Beach Harbor. An infestation of ghouls, demons, and monsters is overrunning the world-famous RMS Queen Mary ocean liner, and you’re invited to step aboard to witness them for yourself…

For years now the annual Dark Harbor Halloween event has been held on The Queen Mary’s grounds, and the 2017 iteration may be the strongest one yet. Now featuring four full mazes inside the ship itself (and three more on the adjacent grounds), Dark Harbor offers a full evening’s worth of activities for Southern California haunt fans that is coming close to rivaling similar local theme park attractions.

WATCH DARK HARBOR OPENING CEREMONY:

Dark Harbor new maze for this year is called “Feast,” and takes place in the bow of the ship, in and around creepy kitchens serving all manner of disgusting cuisine, most of it made from human remains.

WATCH NEW MAZE “FEAST”:

Beyond the seven mazes (which include the returning “Intrepid,” “Circus,” “DeadRise,” “Lullaby,” “Soulmate,” and “B340”) The Queen Mary also plays host to spirited live entertainment and an unforgettably eerie atmosphere during this time of year.

WATCH PARK ATMOSPHERE AND ENTERTAINMENT:

All told, the overall experience of Dark Harbor has been steadily improving since it first began in 2013. Despite the loss of access to the Queen Mary Dome, the mazes, activities, entertainment, and dining options are all are plentiful and well spaced-out in the event’s new footprint. Anyone seeking a frightfully good time for Halloween is bound to find it at Dark Harbor.

The Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor runs from now through November 1st in Long Beach, California. Be sure to visit the event’s official website for more information and advance ticketing resources.

PHOTOS:

A blindfolded skeleton adds eerie nautical vibes to Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor, set against the iconic ship and crowds enjoying the Halloween festivities. Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor Halloween carnival scene featuring a menacing clown, an imposing gorilla, and eerie zombie figures alongside chilling masks, all secured behind a metal fence—capturing the spine-tingling vibe fans expect from the 2017 event. The “FEAST” sign, featuring pirate skulls and a chef silhouette between rustic wooden poles, welcomes guests to the immersive Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor Halloween 2017 experience. The Queen Mary docked alongside its lively entertainment venue, where eye-catching posters and signs promote the thrilling Dark Harbor event, inviting guests to experience Halloween scares aboard this iconic ship. Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor lights up the twilight with its iconic swing ride, festive ice cream stand, glowing tents, and the impressive dome in the background—setting the stage for an electrifying Halloween 2017 experience where seafaring frights and thrilling attractions come to life after dark. Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor Halloween 2017 features a vintage truck parked outside with a bold “Quarantine Area” sign and two gruesome zombie figures lurking behind a barrier, capturing the event’s signature eerie, nautical atmosphere. A terrifying monster prop with glowing red eyes looms beside a shipping container at Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor, capturing the haunting vibe of the legendary Halloween 2017 event. A red-lit shack with chilling nautical props, fishing nets, and skeletons alongside a wooden cart sets the stage for nighttime thrills reminiscent of Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor haunt experience. Towering Anubis statues clutching spears flank the glowing entryway to Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor, where skeleton decorations and dramatic dusk lighting promise an immersive, spine-tingling Halloween experience. Poseidon and a vintage deep-sea diver pose beside a giant shell at the Halloween carnival, channeling the immersive nautical horror vibes of Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor.

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