The biggest ship ever built by man is like a pine needle floating in a lake. If you want to relax in a hotel like environment by the sea, then stay at a hotel on land by the sea. Otherwise accept that the ocean does not care how much money you spent on your cruise, if it wants to toss you around like a rag doll, it will whenever it wants.
Also If the winds get high enough that will blow the ship all over the ocean..One cruise I was on the wind fought the ship so much they had to add an extra day to the cruise 😂. The ship constantly swayed back and forth. We were advised to not go out on the balcony of our room that we paid extra for. In fear you might fall off. That really sucked because you have to pay more for the balcony rooms 😒. The ship sold out of motion sickness pills 😂..People took their plates of food to their rooms and you could see spilled drinks everywhere. It was fun watching the drunk people crawling on the floor because even the sober people were struggling to stand upright 😂. I kept hearing people talking to God. I made the people we were around laugh when I asked them "Ok, which one of you really pissed the man upstairs off 😂? Does everyone remember their muster station?
@JamanAmad-ui2sh Hard to believe that the largest Cruise 🛳 Ship now can carry over 6000 to 7000 Passengers and some 2,500 to 3,000 Crew! If a disaster were to hit now, how many would be Surely Lost 😢 The Cruise 🛳 Lines are just squeezing as many Lives on board as possible to make Profits at the Passengers expense! So, so sad 😞 😔 It is inevitable that it will happen given enough time ⏲️ 🔉 🌊 🚢
@@Frosty98206 God is in control of everything my friend! Its the devils world but he is on a leash until God himself allows him to take over for a short time..
A former colleague of mine that worked as a waiter during his student days on some of the big ships that traveled the Great Lakes, told me that he used to spray water on the table cloths in the dining rooms to prevent the possibility of plates, bowls and cutlery from sliding off the tables in times of rough water.
There's no amount of money in the universe that would make me step foot on those damn cruise ships. In addition to being extremely tacky, the risk of you becoming shark food is imminent.
Years of engineering evolution. Same goes to aircraft. Aircraft back then used to break apart in the middle of the air and such. Whenever I watch these types of videos, the only thing that comes onto my mind is, what the people hundreds to thousands of years back with boats made with mere woods went through.
Had the pleasure of being on one of the Princess Line's mega boats as it travelled down the eastern coast of New Zealand's sth island just before Covid, when we hit Force 10 gales and 30' waves. Probably the worst sleep I've ever had because my head, which faced the bow of the ship, kept smashing in to the bed head everytime it hit a massive wave! Feeling a massive ship come to a dead stop because of a wave and then start moving fwd again was amazing. Thankfully we were never out of sight of the coast so it did give some semblance of it will all be OK.
1:28, 2:36, and 3:28 all the same day, same ship, and this was a highly unusual situation because that ship had completely lost power, so there were no propellers or stabilizers to attenuate the movement, it was just bobbing around in high seas like a piece of cork in the ocean. A normal funtioning ship would not move so radically even in very high seas.
Slept while the cabin felt like it was rocking up and down 20 feet. Right before sleep,the automatic roulette wheel was going crazy and paying out big time until the casino got wind of this and closed it down.Smoothest trip in seven crossings.
Those men crab fishing in that deadliest catch tv show have steel balls. It's amazing how they can work in those violent storm conditions. It's incredibly easy to get washed overboard. And those ropes they work with are as deadly as a smoker in a gunpowder shop. They can snake around your leg and men have drowned after been flung overboard with the cage.
They are very well designed to do so. Like airplane disasters and other ship disasters like Titanic, lessons have and will be learned. Every disaster brings about new and better designs that are integrated into future construction of these vessels. The only problem I have with the many videos of Cruise ships getting caught up in violent storms, I can't understand that they still have unsecured furniture flying around in a storm. Surely they can come with designs that can secure furniture in the event of an approaching storm. They could easily move most of it to a temporary secure area where it could be held in place. For example, have rings on the furniture and build in steel rings against the interior walls of the ship where the furniture could be moved to the side and be tied up till the storm passes. And look at the video here where they have glasses and other cutlery on the dining tables. They should have been removed beforehand. The crew have very advanced warning systems of approaching storms, and yet they leave all this stuff on the dining tables. That's ridiculous that this wasn't addressed beforehand.
This is how... Psalm 107:23-31 KJV "They that go down to the sea in ships, that do business in great waters; These see the works of the Lord, and his wonders in the deep. For he commandeth, and raiseth the stormy wind, which lifteth up the waves thereof. They mount up to the heaven, they go down again to the depths: their soul is melted because of trouble. They reel to and fro, and stagger like a drunken man, and are at their wit's end. Then they cry unto the Lord in their trouble, and he bringeth them out of their distresses. He maketh the storm a calm, so that the waves thereof are still. Then are they glad because they be quiet; so he bringeth them unto their desired haven. Oh that men would praise the Lord for his goodness, and for his wonderful works to the children of men!" Because GOD is, and GOD is Good! :)
Y’all say this now, but when a giant ship sways back and forth with you slipping and leaning to each side thinking you’re gonna fall out, it won’t be so fun.
I've driven a fishing vessel and had the wheelhouse temporarily submerged after cresting each swell. At the time it was exhilarating. When we got on land I realized how stupid and futile it all was. I never went back out again.
My 2nd ever cruise on Carnival we ran into some rough seas near Cape Hatteras headed back to New York. Capt. Bovo diverted to calmer seas and it was great. I think he’s retired now, but thanks Captain Bovo where ever you are.
My wife and I were on an Atlantic crossing from Southampton to New York in 2015. We ran into some pretty extreme weather, 110 knot winds in a Force 13 gale. The ship was down to 5 knots and was actually quite comfortable for us and we enjoyed the thrill of it as we have both been on boats most of our lives. Unfortunately, a lot of passengers were ill and fairly scared which was a shame for them. However, we came out of it without any problems that I am aware of. I took some movie footage of the swells spraying up from the bow as it dipped down into them and also the rolling of the ship, looking at the horizon through the side windows.
In 2001, our Norwegian North American Cruise hit rough seas when enroute to Boston. The captain had to go further out to sea to avoid the rocky coastline. It wasn’t quite as bad as this video but the ship was really rocking. Dishes were falling in the kitchen while my husband and I ate dinner by the window in a near empty dining room. We had to eat with one hand while holding our wine glasses. He held the bottle between his knee. We don’t get seasick but many were in bad shape. It was quite an experience.
Depending on the ship you likely won't even realize you are on a boat. Instances like this video are not frequent and in fact are pretty rare. You don't have to be nervous it will be tons of fun! Good luck and prayers your way :)
You’ll be fine. These ships were in huge storms. I’ve been on three cruises and we are going for a fourth next year. The most we ever had was a tiny bit of rocking, not enough to knock you off your feet. If you get seasick you should take gravol with you. I personally love it when I can feel the ship rocking.
I’m sure there’s a reason. But I’ve always wondered by there aren’t more handles or pocket handles in random places all over the ship for ppl to hold on to when things like this happen.
this stormy weather happens when you least expect it,my cousin told me,while they were on a cruise,so suddenly the weather changed,from calm to stormy,he was really frightened,he thought the ship would go under,though,these cruise ships are equipped with stabilizers and other safety gadgets,it's,still,frightening,PRAY,GOD WONT LEAVE YOU
The Bay of Biscay is notorious for huge seas, because it is completely exposed to the Northe Atlantic and it shoals up quickly as you move east. That’s a recipe for huge seas
@@anamariereyes7164 Try being 800 miles offshore in the North Atlantic on a sailing yacht when a storm rises. It’s quite interesting. No stabilizers, you’re on your own, make it work. Very exhilarating, I love it!
@@scomo532 I think I've been on it about five times and always had a good crossing, unlike some of my North Sea crossings. I agree with you: I've just been lucky.
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I was on a cruise with Royal Caribbean before the large class ships like the Navigator of the Seas and we sailed around the outer edge of a Cat 1 hurricane and the ship rocked a bit during the night and the passengers were still dancing while the ship was swaying, but it wasn't severe because everyone still had the ability to remain standing without falling down. Typically if a major storm is on the ships heading the cruise will be canceled. If during a cruise and an impending storm can be avoided, the captain will alter course.
Crossed the Atlantic on the QE2, went thru a storm and lots of folks were seasick and the docs were running around with their little needle bags, what I noted was that the champagne in my glass wasn't spilling, the Q pitched a lot but didn't roll, and this olde destroyer sailor kind of viewed it as a trip across NY harbor. I could feel the ship trying to roll but the stabilizers immediately cut in and stopped it rather abruptly, to me a gentle roll is more comfortable. The storm was worse in both of the inside swimming pools that were closed but not drained of water (these are actually below sea level). The deck pools were empty. (good idea, don't need weight that high up). On my destroyed all the tables were welded to the deck and the chairs had hooks on to connect to the table and the table had fiddles to keep the dishes on, the wardroom had no tablecloths (oh! the sacrifices we made). There is no excuse for furniture rolling around the deck, today weather is not a surprise, you know it's coming, round up all the loose stuff and tie it off in a corner (there should be enough chairs and tables that are securely mounted and there should be mountings for extra 'storm' railings kept in storage for such occasions) , retail areas should tidy up their displays based on prior experience, and the ship's show should skip the dancers, make it a movie doubleheader. By the way, about the deck chairs on the Titanic, when crossing the north Atlantic in a liner that makes 20+ knots of wind on its own, nobody in their right mind is on deck, it will blow your wig off. Not much sun or good weather out there anyhow.
@@mrbigg-xz5rq yah…still NOT interested!! I swam for 15 years competitively, I’ll do Lakes but NOT open ocean or deep sea EVER! Maybe something happened in a past life at Sea to me but NO!!!! I have anxiety over long or talk bridges over water too. Burry my face cannot watch.
Been there did that on our way to Mexico on Carnival. It wasn't as bad as this one thank god. We had got caught in the tail end of a hurricane. But Carnival had everything under control and we made it to our destination safe and sound. It was a rough ride.
Humans are strenge living beings they have thought about everything in a gigant cruse ship even water parks and in some of them they have design carting too but in neither of these cruse ships they haven't thought about fixing the tables and the chairs to the floor of the ship and to put a small wheel under it to go back ward and forward when they have thought about such a complicated advertisements thinking about this simple idea 💡 would have not been unimaginable or far from mind as in case of the chairs in airplanes in business and first class the chairs have a probability of going back ward and forward in case of the ships I think is very necessary because it prevents the tables and chairs to broke in extreme storms.
It'd be fun catching those heavy tables and chairs hurtling at you...not to mention the thrill of not knowing when the ceiling tiles are gonna get you🤣🤣🤣
I don’t mind getting into stormy weather in an airplane ✈️ ( absolutely no problem ) and actually I have 2 - 3 times, but wouldn’t ever want to on a cruise, ever
I would hope that the master or navigating officers would fore warn the hotel staff of any coming adverse weather,but looking at these inboard scenes they were not,or they did hot heed the warnings.Roly 🇬🇧.
Sea bumps :) We were on a cruise and went through some big sea bumps off Cape Hatteras 30 40 foot waves . It was pretty cool , they drained the pools and locked most exterior doors.
On the way to Norway we experienced really rough seas,thought my days were numbered,the next day, I asked the waiters....was that a super bad storm? They all laughed and said....madam,that was nothing 🤣
I just got back from a cruise, I was extremely worried about storms. Glad we had smooth sailing. And I didn't watch any of these beforehand lol I kept thinking how, yes the cruise ship is enormous, but in the grand scheme of things, we're just a speck of dust compared to the ocean ! 🌊 🚢🌊
We were in port in Quebec Canada last year docked next to a British cruise ship that just docked after three days of weather. A couple told us how bad it was then pointed out that their ships anchor was torn off.
Tem que ensinar para estes engenheiros navais que, para prevenir deslizamentos de móveis e afins em tempestades no mar, tem que por uma chapa metálica abaixo do último piso e colocar pequenos irmãs nos pés de todos os objetos a serem fixados momentaneamente, tipo mesas, cadeiras, vasos, pequenos armârios, buffet, etc.etc.
Many years ago back in the 90's we got caught in a storm at night off the coast of California. Rockin and rollin weren't aloud to go out on the decks. We made it. We were rocked to sleep.
Even on the old ferries from Portsmouth (UK) to the Isle of Wight (about 5 miles) things that didn’t need to move were bolted down and ‘loose’ furniture was chained to ringbolts. Why the hell wasn’t at least the grand piano secured? Shipping companies must have learned by now that the sea is not always calm. Perhaps they’ve started to believe their own brochures.
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Passenger on cruise ship: "I don't remember seeing THIS in the pamphlet." Captain: "We also have a food poisoning outbreak. Have a GREAT vacation! Thank you for sailing with us."
I love the ocean...I lived 1 block from the beach for like 15 years but I don't go past my waist lol...no matter how big the boat is I would still be in my room crying during a storm like these
I find Boats Unreliable, Look at their Track Record(Through-Out History), One Scratch-Pericing to the Hull/Part of the Ship & they are doomed to the Power of the Ocean against a Ship, I don't care how strong a Ship is Or How Versatile it is it anit winning against Mother Nature.
In the old days of cruising you could tell when it was going to be rough at diner they used to dampen the tablecloths so things didn’t move round so much
I have been on 3 world cruises and many others. They will close the dining room and have room service only (long delays) and one time we headed for Alaska to get out of the bad storm and cruised there a day or two. Turning from Baltic into North Sea was another awful one - everything was lifted off nightstands, medicine, whatever not bolted down. Another time I was right behind NAVIGATION Deck and it was cruel - had to almost crawl to get to bathroom. And there was a terrible bang, bang - guess the front of the ship hitting the waves. Learned where to get the best cabin and all that stuff.
@@camlacasse3760 I too have done 68 cruises and on Canberra on the last leg of the world cruise we had a force 10:plus as The then Captain Rory Brown said it was difficult to judge after 11 how it was.She heaved too but the dining room re,aimed open !!!!
I'm surprised by this: I assumed that the furniture and such on a cruise ship would have some kind of system that would secure it firmly to the deck just for this kind of circumstance. Looking at this, I could see a whole bunch of lawsuits coming up against the cruise line. Imagine they have insurance up the ying-yang.
I asked once why the furniture wasn’t bolted down and a structural person responded that drilling into all the floors would actually harm the ship’s stability and could cause twisting and bending. Now sure how true that is, but that’s what my response was.
@@rkt81 Yup. Do you know how many lawsuits Trump has been in? Last count I heard, 3,500+. That's insane. But it's true. As for the booster, and the vaccine, I'll take it - it's thanks to those that COVID finally got under control.
@@u4riahsc All required furniture anchors and such would be designed into the build, not fitted 'after the fact'. It's not realistic to anchor everything.
We were going to Alaska and hit big waves like that once. But when I book a cruise I always get a suite in the middle of the ship and with a window. Never get sick but there are a lot of people getting sick from the rough sea even the crew. So always on a cruise be intelligent and get a cabin as I do because if the water gets rough you will not get sick
Love the experienced cruiser chilling out and telling the staff "The window's open, don't fall out"
Just another day!
The biggest ship ever built by man is like a pine needle floating in a lake. If you want to relax in a hotel like environment by the sea, then stay at a hotel on land by the sea. Otherwise accept that the ocean does not care how much money you spent on your cruise, if it wants to toss you around like a rag doll, it will whenever it wants.
Also If the winds get high enough that will blow the ship all over the ocean..One cruise I was on the wind fought the ship so much they had to add an extra day to the cruise 😂. The ship constantly swayed back and forth. We were advised to not go out on the balcony of our room that we paid extra for. In fear you might fall off. That really sucked because you have to pay more for the balcony rooms 😒. The ship sold out of motion sickness pills 😂..People took their plates of food to their rooms and you could see spilled drinks everywhere. It was fun watching the drunk people crawling on the floor because even the sober people were struggling to stand upright 😂. I kept hearing people talking to God. I made the people we were around laugh when I asked them "Ok, which one of you really pissed the man upstairs off 😂? Does everyone remember their muster station?
Thank Ya ! Lmao
Icon of the seas is the biggest nega I be going a lot with my gf in those winds it be fun 💀
Really!
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Home sweet home! Isn't it wonderful to stay home and to enjoy nature at a fraction of the cost?
We still don't learn from the titanic..
@JamanAmad-ui2sh Hard to believe that the largest Cruise 🛳 Ship now can carry over 6000 to 7000 Passengers and some 2,500 to 3,000 Crew!
If a disaster were to hit now, how many would be Surely Lost 😢
The Cruise 🛳 Lines are just squeezing as many Lives on board as possible to make Profits at the Passengers expense! So, so sad 😞 😔
It is inevitable that it will happen given enough time ⏲️
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At least that grand piano was secured properly.
How does a Ship fare in a big storm like that?
They shuld build the chair, beds, tables atached to the boat. What kind d...m ingenieur are those boat makers😂😂
Mama Nature just reminding cruisers that she’ll always be in charge of the itinerary!
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@windwoman sorry but God is always in control not Mama..
@@jesusistheonlyway7777 No Disrespect to ya(💯), Almighty Father God my be In Control, Mother Nature is in Control of the Elements.
@@Frosty98206
God is in control of everything my friend!
Its the devils world but he is on a leash until God himself allows him to take over for a short time..
A former colleague of mine that worked as a waiter during his student days on some of the big ships that traveled the Great Lakes, told me that he used to spray water on the table cloths in the dining rooms to prevent the possibility of plates, bowls and cutlery from sliding off the tables in times of rough water.
There's no amount of money in the universe that would make me step foot on those damn cruise ships. In addition to being extremely tacky, the risk of you becoming shark food is imminent.
Ship look so big..but at the sea ..the ship very small..😎
Its amazing how those ships don't break apart in such rough seas
It is, if I were on that cruise I think I’d be having visions of titanic in my brain . 😱
Years of engineering evolution.
Same goes to aircraft. Aircraft back then used to break apart in the middle of the air and such.
Whenever I watch these types of videos, the only thing that comes onto my mind is, what the people hundreds to thousands of years back with boats made with mere woods went through.
Imagine a wooden ship in the 1600s....
@@brianpimblett657fully laden ships they didn’t have dot back then
@@josephscarborough23whats that?
In freight ships, the furniture never dances, it is firmly fixed to the floor.
I like the replica of the storm in the pool, it's a beautiful sight.
Nothing like being at the mercy of the sea. At worst everyone could drown, at best everyone could believe that they will drown.
Drama queen
@@mercedehm6019 you call it like you see 'em. Bravo
@@mercedehm6019cringe
@@mercedehm6019 let’s see who can swim before we start handing out labels
Don't say drown that's horrible
Had the pleasure of being on one of the Princess Line's mega boats as it travelled down the eastern coast of New Zealand's sth island just before Covid, when we hit Force 10 gales and 30' waves. Probably the worst sleep I've ever had because my head, which faced the bow of the ship, kept smashing in to the bed head everytime it hit a massive wave! Feeling a massive ship come to a dead stop because of a wave and then start moving fwd again was amazing. Thankfully we were never out of sight of the coast so it did give some semblance of it will all be OK.
Sounds as though the worst case scenario would be having to swim for miles in a Hurricane. No problem.
Was the ship was the Royal or Majestic princess?
This looks like hell!
Looks like a fun time.
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1:28, 2:36, and 3:28 all the same day, same ship, and this was a highly unusual situation because that ship had completely lost power, so there were no propellers or stabilizers to attenuate the movement, it was just bobbing around in high seas like a piece of cork in the ocean. A normal funtioning ship would not move so radically even in very high seas.
Qdon a rien à dire mieux vaut fermer sa gueule……
Been there,done that and all I can say is what a ride and still love my cruises 👍
You’re a trooper!!!
@brianshepherd9927 Thanks but just love my cruises 🍻
@@squonk86 wheeew boy, I dunno if I’d ever get on one again after that experience! 😅😅😅
Slept while the cabin felt like it was rocking up and down 20 feet. Right before sleep,the automatic roulette wheel was going crazy and paying out big time until the casino got wind of this and closed it down.Smoothest trip in seven crossings.
I used to drive by huge cruise ships in Southampton and I often wondered if it was possible to get seasick on a thing that size. I got my answer now.
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Holy shit. That’s gotta feel like a roller coaster. Moving all around on the big monster waves
I've been in a large ferry in the North Sea in conditions like that... it's pretty scary.
Those men crab fishing in that deadliest catch tv show have steel balls. It's amazing how they can work in those violent storm conditions. It's incredibly easy to get washed overboard. And those ropes they work with are as deadly as a smoker in a gunpowder shop. They can snake around your leg and men have drowned after been flung overboard with the cage.
@@STHFGDBY yep when the seas start to churn that's when you get the biggest catch..
Is this north Atlantic Ocean?
At least that grand piano was secured properly.
How on earth is it possible for a ship to stay afloat in these extreme conditions?
They are very well designed to do so. Like airplane disasters and other ship disasters like Titanic, lessons have and will be learned. Every disaster brings about new and better designs that are integrated into future construction of these vessels. The only problem I have with the many videos of Cruise ships getting caught up in violent storms, I can't understand that they still have unsecured furniture flying around in a storm. Surely they can come with designs that can secure furniture in the event of an approaching storm. They could easily move most of it to a temporary secure area where it could be held in place. For example, have rings on the furniture and build in steel rings against the interior walls of the ship where the furniture could be moved to the side and be tied up till the storm passes. And look at the video here where they have glasses and other cutlery on the dining tables. They should have been removed beforehand. The crew have very advanced warning systems of approaching storms, and yet they leave all this stuff on the dining tables. That's ridiculous that this wasn't addressed beforehand.
Вот и не остаются - а разламываются пополам от таких нагрузок - из-за вывешиваний корпуса на волнах!
Авианосец разве что выдержит!
This is how... Psalm 107:23-31 KJV
"They that go down to the sea in ships, that do business in great waters;
These see the works of the Lord, and his wonders in the deep.
For he commandeth, and raiseth the stormy wind, which lifteth up the waves thereof.
They mount up to the heaven, they go down again to the depths: their soul is melted because of trouble.
They reel to and fro, and stagger like a drunken man, and are at their wit's end.
Then they cry unto the Lord in their trouble, and he bringeth them out of their distresses.
He maketh the storm a calm, so that the waves thereof are still.
Then are they glad because they be quiet; so he bringeth them unto their desired haven.
Oh that men would praise the Lord for his goodness, and for his wonderful works to the children of men!"
Because GOD is, and GOD is Good! :)
Because we built them to.
How does the glass in the windscreen not break.
No amount of money would get me on one of these boats never mind paying to go on one.
Wow!
Ikr? It's like.. uhh.. I can do all the same shit on land. Without your brats unleashed everywhere.
I will never travel like this. No matter how big the ship is and how safe it is, there is no way to go like this. Goodbye to all Titanic ships👋bye...
How exhilarating! I should have gone on a cruise to experience that one day, along with doing some tornado chasing when I was young!
Y’all say this now, but when a giant ship sways back and forth with you slipping and leaning to each side thinking you’re gonna fall out, it won’t be so fun.
I've driven a fishing vessel and had the wheelhouse temporarily submerged after cresting each swell. At the time it was exhilarating. When we got on land I realized how stupid and futile it all was. I never went back out again.
My 2nd ever cruise on Carnival we ran into some rough seas near Cape Hatteras headed back to New York. Capt. Bovo diverted to calmer seas and it was great. I think he’s retired now, but thanks Captain Bovo where ever you are.
Power of nature
That' would be the best time to watch titanic movie on a cruise,
My wife and I were on an Atlantic crossing from Southampton to New York in 2015. We ran into some pretty extreme weather, 110 knot winds in a Force 13 gale. The ship was down to 5 knots and was actually quite comfortable for us and we enjoyed the thrill of it as we have both been on boats most of our lives. Unfortunately, a lot of passengers were ill and fairly scared which was a shame for them. However, we came out of it without any problems that I am aware of. I took some movie footage of the swells spraying up from the bow as it dipped down into them and also the rolling of the ship, looking at the horizon through the side windows.
What cruise ship were you sailing at the time?
@@drewjamila3868 Anthem of the Seas
You're notably steadfast in the face of zero danger.
Beaufort wind scale goes to level 12, no higher.
@@Beemer917 I have a photograph of the screen which was showing the weather as it was happening live at the time.
All hail the power of the sea and ocean.
Best video I watched of ship in storm was a lady in casino during bad storm and she was loading up her bag with the coins from the push machine.
When sea gets aggressive no one can stop it's force except Allah almighty ( God almighty) # ❤️ 🇵🇰
But when has any god actually stopped the sea?
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In 2001, our Norwegian North American Cruise hit rough seas when enroute to Boston. The captain had to go further out to sea to avoid the rocky coastline. It wasn’t quite as bad as this video but the ship was really rocking. Dishes were falling in the kitchen while my husband and I ate dinner by the window in a near empty dining room. We had to eat with one hand while holding our wine glasses. He held the bottle between his knee. We don’t get seasick but many were in bad shape. It was quite an experience.
Can i just say i don't really like broccoli
So glad you survived to tell the tale.
I never been on a cruise ship before and I’m afraid of the ocean but I’m going for the first time this November.. pray for me plz 😳
Depending on the ship you likely won't even realize you are on a boat. Instances like this video are not frequent and in fact are pretty rare. You don't have to be nervous it will be tons of fun! Good luck and prayers your way :)
I've been on many I can say there is extremely low chance any of this will happen.
the odds of it going bad for you are very low
Certainly not!!
You’ll be fine. These ships were in huge storms. I’ve been on three cruises and we are going for a fourth next year. The most we ever had was a tiny bit of rocking, not enough to knock you off your feet. If you get seasick you should take gravol with you. I personally love it when I can feel the ship rocking.
I’m sure there’s a reason. But I’ve always wondered by there aren’t more handles or pocket handles in random places all over the ship for ppl to hold on to when things like this happen.
So scary. Going through the Bay of Biscay was bad enough😮
this stormy weather happens when you least expect it,my cousin told me,while they were on a cruise,so suddenly the weather changed,from calm to stormy,he was really frightened,he thought the ship would go under,though,these cruise ships are equipped with stabilizers and other safety gadgets,it's,still,frightening,PRAY,GOD WONT LEAVE YOU
The Bay of Biscay is notorious for huge seas, because it is completely exposed to the Northe Atlantic and it shoals up quickly as you move east. That’s a recipe for huge seas
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Try being 800 miles offshore in the North Atlantic on a sailing yacht when a storm rises. It’s quite interesting. No stabilizers, you’re on your own, make it work. Very exhilarating, I love it!
@@scomo532 I think I've been on it about five times and always had a good crossing, unlike some of my North Sea crossings. I agree with you: I've just been lucky.
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other than losing access to the amenities, while on a cruise, i'd love this.
Safety is first priority.....!
It’s like watching one of them height clips of kids climbing high stuff and doing tricks.
“Abdicate” the area?? 😂
It is realy terrifying 😮
I was on a cruise with Royal Caribbean before the large class ships like the Navigator of the Seas and we sailed around the outer edge of a Cat 1 hurricane and the ship rocked a bit during the night and the passengers were still dancing while the ship was swaying, but it wasn't severe because everyone still had the ability to remain standing without falling down. Typically if a major storm is on the ships heading the cruise will be canceled. If during a cruise and an impending storm can be avoided, the captain will alter course.
Crossed the Atlantic on the QE2, went thru a storm and lots of folks were seasick and the docs were running around with their little needle bags, what I noted was that the champagne in my glass wasn't spilling, the Q pitched a lot but didn't roll, and this olde destroyer sailor kind of viewed it as a trip across NY harbor. I could feel the ship trying to roll but the stabilizers immediately cut in and stopped it rather abruptly, to me a gentle roll is more comfortable. The storm was worse in both of the inside swimming pools that were closed but not drained of water (these are actually below sea level). The deck pools were empty. (good idea, don't need weight that high up). On my destroyed all the tables were welded to the deck and the chairs had hooks on to connect to the table and the table had fiddles to keep the dishes on, the wardroom had no tablecloths (oh! the sacrifices we made). There is no excuse for furniture rolling around the deck, today weather is not a surprise, you know it's coming, round up all the loose stuff and tie it off in a corner (there should be enough chairs and tables that are securely mounted and there should be mountings for extra 'storm' railings kept in storage for such occasions) , retail areas should tidy up their displays based on prior experience, and the ship's show should skip the dancers, make it a movie doubleheader. By the way, about the deck chairs on the Titanic, when crossing the north Atlantic in a liner that makes 20+ knots of wind on its own, nobody in their right mind is on deck, it will blow your wig off. Not much sun or good weather out there anyhow.
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I love that the crew is still entertaining the people although All of the decks are probably closed off
Thank you for confirming to me WHY I have NEVER been on a Cruise and I will NEVER in my lifetime!
It's really not that bad it's like a nice city on water tbh n the food is second to none
@@mrbigg-xz5rq yah…still NOT interested!! I swam for 15 years competitively, I’ll do Lakes but NOT open ocean or deep sea EVER! Maybe something happened in a past life at Sea to me but NO!!!! I have anxiety over long or talk bridges over water too. Burry my face cannot watch.
@@AM-qg6bj understood...
@@mrbigg-xz5rq 😊
MSc is pretty decent. You’re very unlikely to experience this.
I know whats going next when the band started to play "My heart will go on"
Далеко не всегда есть необходимость это исполнять,современные корабли дают преимущества😉
Been there did that on our way to Mexico on Carnival. It wasn't as bad as this one thank god. We had got caught in the tail end of a hurricane. But Carnival had everything under control and we made it to our destination safe and sound. It was a rough ride.
Humans are strenge living beings they have thought about everything in a gigant cruse ship even water parks and in some of them they have design carting too but in neither of these cruse ships they haven't thought about fixing the tables and the chairs to the floor of the ship and to put a small wheel under it to go back ward and forward when they have thought about such a complicated advertisements thinking about this simple idea 💡 would have not been unimaginable or far from mind as in case of the chairs in airplanes in business and first class the chairs have a probability of going back ward and forward in case of the ships I think is very necessary because it prevents the tables and chairs to broke in extreme storms.
I love being at sea and actually feeling like I am at sea.
“Look hun, a two week Caribbean cruise for only $499. It leaves October 15th.”
When you can surf on the pool, it's safe to say there's a bit of a swell picking up.
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Holiday cruise should be a pleasure definitely.
This would make a cruise more fun
How must it have been at the time of Christopher Columbus when you got into such a storm in a wooden sailing ship. 😵💫
If you think that's bad, try the vikings in a longboat 😳
…Just think…how it must have been on a slave ship coming to the Americas.😢
It sounds more and more like a bs story
This is the only reason I’d want to go on a cruise ship. Looks awesome!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Anybody in for a game of shuffleboard?
This is the reason l don't want to go on a cruise ship!!!!!!!!!!!
It'd be fun catching those heavy tables and chairs hurtling at you...not to mention the thrill of not knowing when the ceiling tiles are gonna get you🤣🤣🤣
Maybe you can get a job with the people from “ deadliest catch”
They didn't show you the pictures of all the people that were puking up their toenails.
The swimming pool on the ship is like the Ocean itsself
Watching this the night before my cruise 🙃
You going be 9k ,been on 60 curses and never had BAD one ,,
I have to COMPLAIN to cruise company🤣😂🤗
I don’t mind getting into stormy weather in an airplane ✈️ ( absolutely no problem ) and actually I have 2 - 3 times, but wouldn’t ever want to on a cruise, ever
Do get an job here to look
A lovely day for a cruise!
1:30 holy shit this cruise ship is NOT READY.
I would hope that the master or navigating officers would fore warn the hotel staff of any coming adverse weather,but looking at these inboard scenes they were not,or they did hot heed the warnings.Roly 🇬🇧.
I have gone on about 8 cruises and been in bad weather but nothing like this. This would have been my final cruise!
This is the real adventure of life.
Enjoy every moment.
Lol 1:50 “Okay, it’s time to abdicate the area” 😂
Sea bumps :) We were on a cruise and went through some big sea bumps off Cape Hatteras 30 40 foot waves . It was pretty cool , they drained the pools and locked most exterior doors.
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Man said windows are open don't fall out 😂😂
So cool. I'd like to ride on one in that kinda weather one day.
Normally in advance of a known storm all that loose furniture would be lashed down.
Bet when it comes to heavy hurricane storms. They gotta eat those deck chairs inside asap 😂
I used to work on the QE2 been in a Force 12 good fun
If you dont know how to pray yet, that would be a good time to learn, and ask God for His Mercy!!
Which one or ones? All religions have them.
ich gönne es jedem, der auf Kreuzfahrt geht.
It is only common sense to have those chairs, tables and other objects to be secured to the floor.
Magnets?
My God
What a real thrill of life.
But this is how discoveries were made on earth
I guess the captains didn’t watch the weather forecast
important one.
They went on a Cruise during Hurricane Season, who would do that 💀💀
On the way to Norway we experienced really rough seas,thought my days were numbered,the next day, I asked the waiters....was that a super bad storm? They all laughed and said....madam,that was nothing 🤣
Believe in Jesus
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Yeah ! Believe in jesus as messenger if god & not son of god neither god
@@albatrosroyal8549 Jesus is God.
@@251rmartin the Bilbel says it clearly.
I just got back from a cruise, I was extremely worried about storms. Glad we had smooth sailing. And I didn't watch any of these beforehand lol
I kept thinking how, yes the cruise ship is enormous, but in the grand scheme of things, we're just a speck of dust compared to the ocean !
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You are on a ship surrounded by miles and miles of ocean. What you expect?
Hopefully calm weather 🤣
Treasure 🪙🪙🪙
@@Angry_Indian24 lol That's what you hope for! 😉
Anyone who comes up with a way to quickly fasten furniture to the floor during a storm will be one of the greatest inventors in human history.
The angry ocean can be frightening at times. With the furniture flying left and right I figure it's time to find me a life jacket.
@@251rmartin You are a sage!
We were in port in Quebec Canada last year docked next to a British cruise ship that just docked after three days of weather. A couple told us how bad it was then pointed out that their ships anchor was torn off.
Tem que ensinar para estes engenheiros navais que, para prevenir deslizamentos de móveis e afins em tempestades no mar, tem que por uma chapa metálica abaixo do último piso e colocar pequenos irmãs nos pés de todos os objetos a serem fixados momentaneamente, tipo mesas, cadeiras, vasos, pequenos armârios, buffet, etc.etc.
Many years ago back in the 90's we got caught in a storm at night off the coast of California. Rockin and rollin weren't aloud to go out on the decks. We made it. We were rocked to sleep.
Even on the old ferries from Portsmouth (UK) to the Isle of Wight (about 5 miles) things that didn’t need to move were bolted down and ‘loose’ furniture was chained to ringbolts. Why the hell wasn’t at least the grand piano secured? Shipping companies must have learned by now that the sea is not always calm. Perhaps they’ve started to believe their own brochures.
Hallelujah praise GOD I’m free!!! Turn to the LORD and be free!!! Keep doing for the LORD using your special gift amen hallelujah praise GOD your work doesn’t go unnoticed amen hallelujah praise GOD!!!with GOD you have nothing to fear!!!
The motions of the oceans are uncontrollable😮
Passenger on cruise ship: "I don't remember seeing THIS in the pamphlet."
Captain: "We also have a food poisoning outbreak. Have a GREAT vacation! Thank you for sailing with us."
god pray for them 🙏
Aren't YOU supposed to pray TO 'god'?!
It's a bit late anyhow.
It's all over now.
If you're ever on a cruise ship in bad weather ,don't sit near the foookin piano 🥴
Looks lovely
I love the ocean...I lived 1 block from the beach for like 15 years but I don't go past my waist lol...no matter how big the boat is I would still be in my room crying during a storm like these
I find Boats Unreliable, Look at their Track Record(Through-Out History), One Scratch-Pericing to the Hull/Part of the Ship & they are doomed to the Power of the Ocean against a Ship, I don't care how strong a Ship is Or How Versatile it is it anit winning against Mother Nature.
At 1:57 let’s just be glad that grand piano didn’t budge 😬
That was insane.
These ships are over loaded to start with !!
In the old days of cruising you could tell when it was going to be rough at diner they used to dampen the tablecloths so things didn’t move round so much
I have been on 3 world cruises and many others. They will close the dining room and have room service only (long delays) and one time we headed for Alaska to get out of the bad storm and cruised there a day or two. Turning from Baltic into North Sea was another awful one - everything was lifted off nightstands, medicine, whatever not bolted down. Another time I was right behind NAVIGATION Deck and it was cruel - had to almost crawl to get to bathroom. And there was a terrible bang, bang - guess the front of the ship hitting the waves. Learned where to get the best cabin and all that stuff.
@@camlacasse3760 I too have done 68 cruises and on Canberra on the last leg of the world cruise we had a force 10:plus as The then Captain Rory Brown said it was difficult to judge after 11 how it was.She heaved too but the dining room re,aimed open !!!!
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In severe weather you don't want to be on an aluminum cruise ship, you want want to be on a steel hulled Ocean Liner...
This looks like so much fun. If only every cruse were like this.
You have obviously never been in a hurricane at sea to make such a stupid statement.
Just old folks with walkers. Real fun.
I'm surprised by this: I assumed that the furniture and such on a cruise ship would have some kind of system that would secure it firmly to the deck just for this kind of circumstance.
Looking at this, I could see a whole bunch of lawsuits coming up against the cruise line. Imagine they have insurance up the ying-yang.
If someone gets hurt they will get the employees to take them out to the deck and then they throw them out, that way there won’t be any lawsuits
I asked once why the furniture wasn’t bolted down and a structural person responded that drilling into all the floors would actually harm the ship’s stability and could cause twisting and bending. Now sure how true that is, but that’s what my response was.
The suing world of entitled people. All think like they are God. Just stay inside your bubble and take the booster shot as well.
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Yup. Do you know how many lawsuits Trump has been in? Last count I heard, 3,500+. That's insane. But it's true.
As for the booster, and the vaccine, I'll take it - it's thanks to those that COVID finally got under control.
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All required furniture anchors and such would be designed into the build, not fitted 'after the fact'.
It's not realistic to anchor everything.
الله يحفظ كل مؤمن بالله العلي العظيم ورسوله النبي الكريم صلى الله عليه واله وصحبه الطاهرين
We were going to Alaska and hit big waves like that once. But when I book a cruise I always get a suite in the middle of the ship and with a window. Never get sick but there are a lot of people getting sick from the rough sea even the crew. So always on a cruise be intelligent and get a cabin as I do because if the water gets rough you will not get sick
Hats off to the guy who said, "You know, I'm going to bolt down this piano. You never know what might happen."
А где крепления мебели и оборудования по штормовому?