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Top 10 Hidden Dangers on Cruise Ships
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- Ahoy, Branson's Best Shows viewers! 🚢 Today, we're taking a break from the landlocked attractions to explore the high seas. In this video, we'll reveal the top 10 hidden dangers you might encounter on a cruise ship and why you might skip it and just go to Branson, MO. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more exciting content about Branson, MO, and beyond! 🎉👍"
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00:00 Introduction
00:20 Danger #1
01:47 Danger #2
04:17 Danger #3
05:08 Promo Code
05:30 Danger #4
06:29 Danger #5
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08:58 Danger #8
10:02 Danger #9
10:37 Danger #10
I have been a cruise ship passenger a few times with no problems . My advice always get travel insurance. Take the shore excursions offered by the ship they always make sure you do not miss the ship and yes you need to be aware of that you are sailing in international waters there are no laws
I just completed my first cruise and was shocked at the incredible amounts of alcohol they offer guests.
That was my first cruise as well and totally agree. Crazy amount of alcohol.
I absolutely hate and despise those laser lights. I spend most of the show with my eyes closed to keep from getting a headache, but I still leave with a migraine way too often. Does anyone really enjoy having those lights flashing in their face? I thought it was the performers who were supposed to be in the light.
Yes. Very dangerous
A lot of these scenarios are things that will happen to you in any type of travel environment. Noro virus is not the cruise ship virus as it is passed around in schools 10 times more than it is on a cruise ship. The reality is you always have to beware and vigilant when you travel and wash your hands often.
Branson does have the Titanic but I guess that ship has already sailed. Lol. Thanks for watching!
She's right, when I was in Colorado I fell off the cruise ship and got eaten by a mountain shark. It's a very common scenario in that travel environment. Also, I believe the video said it was "CALLED" the cruise ship virus, not "IS" the cruise ship virus. The CDC states, "Norovirus is the most frequent (over 90%) cause of outbreaks of diarrheal disease on cruise ships and these outbreaks often get media attention, which is why some people call norovirus the 'cruise ship virus.'" If schools got more media attention maybe it would be called "the Scholastic Virus?" ...I don't know, it doesn't quite roll off the tongue the same way .
Jumping off of a ship is not a hidden danger, it's intentional or being up on things you're not supposed to be and falling off.
Maybe but the shark that ate him was probably a surprise.
most people who jump off a cruse ship expect to live, the hidden danger is when they don't