“We can confirm that Dark Harbor is not happening this year, but we look forward to haunting again in 2022,” co-founder Steve Sheldon said via email.

Exploiting the question as to whether the Queen Mary’s storied history of being haunted is true or not, the ship’s annual Halloween festival dubbed Dark Harbor stands out because of that very question. While no one ponders whether Knott’s Berry Farm or Universal Studios act as actual ports to purgatory, countless guests staying aboard the Queen have claimed odd happenings on the ship, ghost sightings and paranormal activity. Even the ship itself offers paranormal tours that recount the disturbing deaths and happenings that have plagued (or highlight, depending on the level you appreciate the macabre) the ship’s history.

The Queen Mary continues to live up to its reputation as one of the most haunted places in the world, as the crew gears up for another season of fear at Dark Harbor. This year, the annual Halloween fright-fest will bring guests through three new attractions full of treacherous love, insanity and unseen terror.