I was onboard last week going from Southampton to New York, via Le Harve. One of the onboard lecturers was Stephen Payne OBE, designer of QM2. He explained why there is an upper and lower Deck 3. It is to allow easy egress for the crew from their quarters in case of an emergency.
Thanks for the video from a place I would most likely never see. :) However, it is not possible to replace propeller blades at sea. They carry them for replacement in a port should that be needed, because their shape is unique to this particular ship.
Thank you so much for these video's onboard the cunard ships. All very informative with a great deal of humour, really hope to see you onboard sometime. Are you on the Victoria in the next couple of months , as we are back in November for a 4 day cruise. Keep up the good work.
Really enjoyed this...found it so interesting.Those features are certainly unique! I thought the propellers looked appropriately like whales or dolphin heads.?(Do you think Bleu and Willow would like that lamp post ?😂)
Hello William! Appreciated your recognition of QM2 as an ocean liner and enjoyed your five unique features!
Thank you!!
I am from Bali and am very happy to be able to watch this video. Because my son also works here.
That’s great to hear. I may have met him.
I was onboard last week going from Southampton to New York, via Le Harve. One of the onboard lecturers was Stephen Payne OBE, designer of QM2. He explained why there is an upper and lower Deck 3. It is to allow easy egress for the crew from their quarters in case of an emergency.
@@COLINJELY I hope you enjoyed the crossing. It’s the best way to travel.
Lovely video. I haven’t been on QM2 yet. I can’t wait to go.
Enjoy it when you do!
Fascinating William enjoyed that
@@alanmckelvey2563 it’s those things I love
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
Thanks for the video from a place I would most likely never see. :)
However, it is not possible to replace propeller blades at sea. They carry them for replacement in a port should that be needed, because their shape is unique to this particular ship.
Of course not at sea. They are like a spare tyre to a car. Pull over at first port and replace them there.
Thank you so much for these video's onboard the cunard ships.
All very informative with a great deal of humour, really hope to see you onboard sometime.
Are you on the Victoria in the next couple of months , as we are back in November for a 4 day cruise.
Keep up the good work.
@@kevindavies5332 thank you. I’m on QV Nov 27 - Dec 1 and then again Dec 16-22
We are on 15th to 19th but am sure we will see you onboard at some stage.
Thanks again.
Really enjoyed this...found it so interesting.Those features are certainly unique! I thought the propellers looked appropriately like whales or dolphin heads.?(Do you think Bleu and Willow would like that lamp post ?😂)
@@marielaw650 haha I’m sure Bleu would