Belinda & Nikko
Things To Do
Queen Mary Tours & Exhibits
Get an up close and personal look at the Queen Mary with one of our exciting and informative guided tours. From the ship's groundbreaking construction and royal launch as the most luxurious and technologically advanced ocean liner at the time, to her duty as a troopship during WWII, to her golden days of the 1950s, to her earning the nickname, the "haunted ship," the Queen Mary's history is full of action, adventure, romance and paranormal activity. Explore the ship frm bow to stern, inside and out, and hear unique stories, facts and insights about the Queen Mary.
Shoreline Village's boardwalk
Shoreline Village's boardwalk is dotted with funky shops, family-friendly attractions, restaurants, and bars, all along the Shoreline Marina. There is a carousel, an arcade, and rentals for powerboats, Jet skis, electric boats, kayaks, sailboats, and more can be arranged right from the marina. The village also hosts live music on most summer weekends and during the Christmas season.
The Aquarium of the Pacific
The Aquarium of the Pacific is located on Rainbow Harbor in Downtown Long Beach and has over 12,000 pacific coast creatures including penguins, sea otters, puffins, sea lions, and seals. The lorikeet forest is a very popular exhibit, and guests are given the chance to feed the cute, colorful birds. Visitors also have the opportunity to touch a moon jelly, stingray, or a nurse shark, if you dare.
Pine Avenue
Pine Avenue is the hub of Downtown Long Beach dining and nightlife, with a plethora of mostly independent casual and fine dining restaurants, live music venues, and nightclubs. Pine Avenue hosts numerous special events and festivals throughout the year including Thunder Thursday, the opening ceremonies of the Long Beach Grand Prix, food festivals, and summer music events.