Queen Mary 2 to visit Outer Harbor this weekend The Queen Mary 2 is expected to bring a flood of visitors when it arrives on March 23 at Outer Harbor, including North Haven boy Matthew Price. MATTHEW Price will be among hundreds of spectators jostling to see the majestic Queen Mary 2 at Outer Harbor this weekend. North Haven resident Trudy says her son, 5, is "quite the little maritime boy." "Whenever a ship comes in we have to go and have a look," Mrs Price says. For his birthday party we had to have a pirate party. My husband and I did a lot of sailing and have about three dinghies in the yard, so it runs in the blood a little bit. The 151,400-tonne cruise liner will be hard to miss when she visits Adelaide again. At 345m long and 72m tall from keel to funnel, the Queen Mary 2 is the world's largest ocean-going liner. She cost an estimated $873 million, has 16 restaurants and bars, five pools and can carry 2620 passengers and 1253 crew. She also has a basketball court, golf simulator, gym, the largest at-sea library and a planetarium. The last two cruise ships to visit the Le Fevre Peninsula this season will be the Radiance of the Seas on March 27 and the Dawn Princess on April 21. The Queen Mary 2 arrives at Outer Harbor this Saturday (March 23) at 6.15am and will leave at 6pm.