Titanic was an ocean liner. It was what people used to cross oceans in place of airplanes, and as such it was a transport ship first and a luxury ship as a distant second. Most people on Titanic didn't see it as a cruise. Even the lowest class on a cruise ship today is still meant to be enjoyable, but steerage in Titanic was just bare-bones transit. Plus, an ocean liner just goes from point A to point B with maybe a stop or two on the way to point B, while a cruise ship can go to any number of points, or even linger in the ocean for a while.

Titanic was not a cruise ship, it was an ocean liner. Different transportation categories 😉

Crazies thing about Moss HIll is he was a hero two separate times. 3 years after the sinking of the Oceanos. He was on the Achille Lauro when it sank in '94. Though the crew and captain stayed and didn't abandon their posts unlike the Oceanos. But that didn't stop him from doing his best to make sure passengers got onto life boats before he and the crew got themselves to safety.

The Oceanos entertainer keeps the site up so people don't forget. Living History. This isn't a difficult thing to suss out.

Moral of this video; Carnival is a HAZARD.

Note to self: NEVER use Carnival Cruises. Got it

I think the crew, especially the captain, abandoning the ship and the passengers is an unforgivable betrayal of trust.

I like how he doesn’t even explain how the water got in the Oceanos. I believe the pipe connected to one of her ballast tanks burst because of the waves. Usually the watertight doors would keep her afloat, but during the voyage, passengers complained about a nasty smell coming from the ship, and so they removed a sewage pipe to try to fix the problem. Unfortunately, water was able to get through this open pipe and flood the rest of the ship. So if you were wondering how the waves made her sink, here you go.

I remember seeing the Concordia a few years ago when leaving the port of Genoa. It was an absolut giant and I recall thinking: "How were the people responsible of that ship this stupid?"

I was on the Splendor. No hot food for four days and the pop tarts the helicopter brought were tasty after days of sandwiches. We never ate spam like the media said. I took my free cruise the following year and it went perfectly. I still love cruising!

So sad to hear about what happened to the Carnival Triumph. I was on that one back in 2012 and the cruise was just fine. Nothing bad happened and we got there & back safely.

There’s an important difference between a cruise ship and an ocean liner

The Titanic collided with the iceberg on the 14th April, not the 15th as stated. In addition, it was not a cruise ship.

im going on a cruise in 3 months, and this is the recommended video i get. thats just LOVELY

I was on that Carnival Splendor cruise ship Nov 8 2010. It was a friggen nightmare! I have cruised several times before on Royal Caribbean which I love their cruise line. I have a kinda funny but weird story about being on that carnival ship. After the fire started, on the second morning of the cruise. I had a dream that there were two dogs 🐕 that were tied up to the ship to help toe us back to California. The next morning the Captain came on the intercom announcing that they will be sending two tug boats to our ship to toe us back to port in Ca, well when the tug boats showed up there were names on the side of each boat, one was chihuahua and the other was another breed of a dog. I couldn’t believe I dreamt that! We did end up taking the makeup cruise which was fine, however I will never go on a Carnival cruise again!

White Star Lines.... Got a nice ring to it.

Titanic was an oceanliner, not a cruise ship. There is a difference between the two, although most people just combine them into one classifcation. That being said, I don't know if I'd say the Titanic made the top 5 most expensive disasters though. I will agree that the Costa Concordia is up there probably in the top 5 based on the amount of work that was done to salvage the ship (lift and then tow it, not to mention any compensation to families).

The Titanic was not a cruise ship. She was an trans Atlantic Ocean liner.

I once had a friend who was in the Costa Concordia on vacation and when I heard that the cruise sank I was a bit worried for my friend. Still, he survived and he told me and my other friends about it and he didn't even realize it was sinking until they heard crowds talking loudly in the hallways. we were glad him and his family survived

Losing power seems to be a common theme with these ships

Note to self: never take a cruise with carnival.

On the Concordia the elevators stalled and everyone trapped in an elevator was there through the capsize and sinking. Imagine living through the trapped in an elevator experience only to have it lay on its side and flood. Other people who were handicapped lost their lives sitting at lifeboat muster stations. The sinking was in many ways worse than Titanic and a movie should be made on it.

Concordia captain should've gotten extra prison time for cowardness on principal alone. Then more then that especially for negligent killing of people.

I think I'll skip taking a cruise on a Carnival ship since they seem to have a tendency to lose power due to shipboard fires or they have inept and incompetent captains like the skipper of the Costa Concordia.

When I first followed this channel I was shocked that it didn't even hit 100k subs, the content is a millions worthy of subs. This guy does his research and it's impressive, thank you for this great content 💕

Great vid! Carnival has had it rough xD

i guess carnival splendor can’t catch a break, i was on that ship in 2018 when all of our ports got canceled because of hurricane bud and we were stuck on the ship for 5 days

Wow….sailed on that first ship, the Carnival Splendor twice out of New York. By 2013 the ship was fine…no problems at all, and I had two great sailings.

carnival sounds like a very successful and safe cruise line!

I love how dude really tried to stop the boat flip with his noodle arms.

the salvage cost more than twice the ship's own cost

Titanic is not a cruse ship it’s an ocean liner

Could you do *"Most Deadly Concert Tragedies"* ??, so that many people can learn from it and learn how to avoid it

I’ve been on (17) seventeen cruises , with Carnival cruises , never had a problem, but doing hurricane season I never cruise , I feel God works in my ways , He always PROTECTS ME !

Thanks for uploaeding this really help me alot!

Fact: the HMHS in HMHS Britannic stands for His/Her Majesty Hospital Ship.

Titanic ....hey boy im not cruise im ocean liner

Fact: the first 3 disasters are the exact same model of cruise ship concordia

A twist:NEVER Use Costa Cruises, Got it?

I was on the carnival splendor during that time. It feels weird now seeing that it is a top 5 cruise ship disaster. Even I rarely heard someone mention it since then and pretty much everyone that does mention it will only mention the triumph fire and literally no one remembers or has even heard about the splendor.

I have friends who were on that ship! They said it was a nightmare as there was not only electricity but no toilets as well. My friends took the voucher to Alaska. We joined them and that was a great cruise.

Many years ago i had several 48ft trailers full of top quality foods to stock a smaller cruise ship called "The Empress of the North" was a HUGE paddlewheel steam style ship. small for a cruise ship, huge for a riverboat style. Was first delivery of the season to an empty galley and store room. The ship hit the dock in Juneau AK and ripped a 100+ foot gash in the side. Lucky for us, food was paid for, i bought 2 chest freezers and took uncut rolls of ribeye, lobster tails, 20lb cases of bacon, 40lb cases of baby backs etc. After we took was we wanted or could fit, the rest was donated to the homeless shelter, so for a while the soup kitchen was serving steak and lobster and scallops etc. That was the 3rd or 4th major issue with that boat, one being an outbreak with everybody puking and shitting all over the boat. I think it did one more season then was decommissioned.

The older I get, the more I want to stay home.

The triumph if your wondering never started moving away is because the ship couldn’t they turned off those engines and it would take them 1 hour to start it

Costa Concordia was an unfortunate ship ever since it's inauguration and is now demolished. It even ended up capsizing like that apparently on Friday 13th. I remember there is a video on KZfaq about the phone call between captain Schettino and a coast guard commander

I didn't know that Ocean liners like Titanic would eventually become cruise ships.

I’ve only taken one cruise in my life, and it was on the Triumph back in 2010…nothing unfortunate happened, thankfully.

Suprised you didnt include the elevator repair tech crushed by an elevator in a cruise. Very sad

Underrated cruise disaster: people actually spending that much money to go on one...

Titanic was not a cruise ship. It was a ocean linear or Royal Mail Ship. Though cruise ships and ocean liners are kinda the same.

The Titanic was not a cruise ship. It was an ocean liner. Not the same thing.

I like hotel rooms and resorts for more than one reason.

I was on Carnival Sunrise (Triumph when I was on it) in 2006, luckily this was before the incident in 2013

Hardly anyone ever mentions the Achille Laura... With its history, it should be included in these lists.

Cruise ships and ocean liners had complete different purposes. Ocean liners like Titanic were meant to carry people and items from point A to point B. They included amenities to entertain and make passengers comfortable as they made their crossing. Cruise ships are built to be entertainment centers on water that you are meant to enjoy while you travel to multiple points to explore & enjoy yourself. It’s tiring when people call ocean liners cruise ships when they really aren’t.

10:03 Bruh! The Titanic is an ocean liner! Not a “cruise ship”!

Carnival is the largest cruise line in the world by a large margin, now you know why.

The MS Oceanos accident was kinda like the same incident that happened to the Posiden cruise ship, they were both hit by big waves

The Morro Castle fire was due to the storage of blankets in a closed locker on the starboard Prom Deck. The blankets had been dry cleaned before being stored in the locker, and the dry cleaning fluid was breaking down, which caused them to get warmer, then hotter, then spontaneously start burning. Stewards who discovered this tried to put the fire out, but all of the fire stations in the area had had their hosed removed on the orders of the Captain because on a previous voyage some passengers had been injured when other passengers were using the fire hoses for water fights. Due to the death of the captain earlier in the voyage, every member of the officer complement had moved up one position, and thus were not familiar with the duties they now held. The ship was allowed to continue on course at full speed, which fanned the flames all down the starboard lifeboat deck, thus making those boats unusable. This also delayed the sounding of the alarm. The radio operator attempted to broadcast an SOS, but due to a communications procedure foul up was unable to get through to the Coast Guard. The number of things that could go wrong is absolutely mind numbing. The Ship Architect who had designed the ship was so horrified by what had happened, that the vowed to never use wood in ships he designed, In fact, his next commission was for the SS United States, on which the only wood was the butchers block in the Main Galley.

Titanic wasn’t a cruise ship! She was an ocean liner.

A touching moment when the Titanic was shown. Good story about the liners, I subscribe!

Carnival cruises is the spirit airlines of the water

Others have said it already, but I'll say it again. Titanic was NOT a cruise ship. Cruise ships weren't a thing until the twenties and thirties, and even then, they were a small part of existing ocean liners as a way to make up for the lack of immigration. Until the mid fifties, cruises were still only a part of sea travel, with ships being built for voyages across the seas as their primary functions. Cruise ships didn't start replacing ocean liners until airplanes took over the travel industry. Nowadays, people rarely take ships to cross oceans unless it's for a holiday (or, a cruise vacation). The only existing ocean liner (that functions as an ocean liner and not a cruise ship) is Queen Mary 2.

Personally I'd enjoy hitching a ride on a container ship much more. Cruising isn't for me.

I work in aviation and I can say if Carnival were an airline, they'd be bankrupt and out of business YEARS ago.

I was on the carnival splendor. We were the first cruise out after the fire. Everything was great. I have another cruise booked in March.

Titanic isn't a cruise ship, its an ocean liner

The Titanic was a truly unique ship… apart from her two sister ships Britannia and Olympic that were almost identical

This video is giving me more anxiety about cruises :( my sister wants to go on one but I'm not sure yet.

10:35 Iceberg: coal burning stopped, environment helped, mission completed, respect+

You forget the passenger ship Empress of Ireland. She sank in less than 13 minutes after being struck by a Norwegian ship. The loss of humans lives were larger than Titanic. Yes Titanic is famous bc it was her virgin trip. Yet I wager the Empress of Ireland is WORSE than the Titanic. Also what about the sister ship of Titanic? The Lusitania? SMH!

And Carnival took her ships that had those problems and refurbished and renamed them into an entirely different class: Sunshine, Sunrise, and Radiance. Splendour is sitting in Dubai, waiting on her restart in Australia. They decided that scrapping the ships was very cost prohibitive to their balance sheet. They still sail to this very day.

Ok 1 thing is for sure, I’m never gonna go on a cruise ship from carnival

Thanks for the amazing chanel

Yet another video in which they don't know the difference between cruise ships and ocean liners.

Many of the people who died onboard the Titanic, were deliberately locked below decks, because they were poor lower class passengers, who were emigrating to the US. So they were the victims of class prejudices of that time. It's also now known that there were not enough lifeboats for the size of the ship, there had been a long running slow burning fire in the engine room, that had damaged the ships hull which also had faulty rivets and the ship was travelling faster than was thought at the time.

I wonder if they had t shirts with the words 'I survived the poop cruise' on them. Seriously though that's a nightmare for the passengers on that ship. I've recently watched a short documentary of sorts on 'The Poop Cruise'

The Triumph shouldn’t be referred to as the current Sunrise. It’s not like they just put a new coat of paint and renamed the ship. The cut it in half, added a full middle beam, and rebuilt it back up hence why it’s a new ship. It should just be referred to as the Triumph only

You say the Titanic was a truly unique ship. Well, no it wasn't. Three identical ships were built, and Tutanic's sister ships the Olympic and Britannic were in service for years.

It’s April 14th 1912. Not April 15th. It finished sinking between 2:30 and 2:45 on April 15th 1912

Never go on the titanic because I was on it and it was terrifying since it sank i didn’t know how to swim but luckily I am still alive but poor people that didn’t make it out alive RIP people who died on the ship or people who didn’t know how to swim

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late cause I aint gots time for that

I’ve seen the carnival sunrise at grand Cayman Islands on a cruise so that’s cool

How coincidental I'm going on a carnival cruise and this gets recommended to me

Note to carnival cruises get a Captain ☠️🦐 that has common sense

Why isn’t anybody wondering that if the titanic didn’t hit the iceberg would it still be around to this day?

If your wondering what the ship on the thumbnail is then it’s the costa Concordia but with a cargo ship hull

The Carnival ecstasy had a fire in the late 90s. And people were stuck without power

Watching this 2 days before my cruise

So, when the entertainer arrived on the bridge and saw no one there, why was there no one there ? Where was the bridge crew ?

The fact that i went on carnival splendor TWICE and FIRST ONE WAS 12 DAYS WTH AND THE SECOND ONE WAS 4 but i still luv that cruise

Nice sharing 😊

carnival splendor is doing amazing now i went on it this year and it was great

excellent explanation

The Titanic was an ocean liner

the Titanic was an ocean liner, not a cruise liner. pretty much everybody saw it as an ocean liner.

I was surprise when the last was Titanic I did not know he was in

I love the video

Another one in juneau, not sure the cruise line, grounded itself and the state ferry my buddy works on ''The Columbia" part of the alaska marine highway system, was sent to recover all the passengers before they could start getting it off of the rock and patched up enough to tow for enough repairs so it could power itself to drydock.