This was honestly handled pretty well compared to all the other scenes of other ships tilting. Ppl were asking each other if they are okay, the staff was taking care of the ppl, ppl were sitting down and calm honestly I was surprised I’m glad it didn’t get too bad.
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A lot of those passengers were elderly. I feel bad for them, they must have been so scared, not being able to move quickly.
@Dinesh, not really a fair comparison. Cruise ships are now much less a mode of transport but largely all-inclusive resort at sea. It's like saying going for a jog in a park is impractical to driving.
Gamer roses play Losing power can lead to sinking. Its a dangerous situation. They ended up evacuating people via helicopter so obviously it wasn’t a good thing that was happening.
@@stangneshakon not really, ship is pretty stationary. The main problem is without power you get no fuel to the side fins which will cause the ship to tip or even start getting torn apart
@@joeymoses2823 At that point, they had one engine going. But earlier, they had had no power on any engines, and they were very very close to drifting on land. At this point, it was feared that the engine would lose power again.
I was working while this thing happened! Than we had to run to get the lifejackets and run to our emergency muster stations. It was scary, really. 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️😐☹️
@@lorddaver5729 just above Molde city in Norway. They call it the Bermuda's Norway triangle, Arctic part of the sea. Because many many ship were sinked during the history.
This is not the fully story. Nothing is mentioned of the company operating the ship with bare minimums as required for oil in the engines, their pressure on the captain to keep to the schedule so they sailed in bad weather. Nothing is covered as to how the rolling and bad weather caused the oil levels to rock and eventually knock out the engines due to low oil levels, leaving the ship with no power. Nothing goes into how they dropped anchor to at least hold the ship from being pushed ashore and into the rocks. Just a useless set of videos gathered from other sites.
So the mains were starved of oil due to free surface effect ? It’s hard to believe they didn’t have the oil in the mains pressed up, major fail by engineering. Kudos for evacuating before it became a real disaster!
@@justgotohm4775 According to stories I have read the oil was a minimum required levels to go to sea. Not topped up of full. Not halfway between minimum and full. Just barely minimum. And that level seems to be insufficient for the level of rolling they hit in the voyage. Yep I find it hard to believe the minimum levels do not account for essentially sloshing of oil up and down starving the intakes of oil, which to me is a major engineering design flaw. But I've found no more information on if these requirements have been adjusted now, to allow for rough seas. Or maybe an emergency pump system added. Many ways to solve. But it seems so stupid to almost lose a ship due to low oil levels.
These giant ships are a bad idea. If one goes down it would pale in comparison to the titanic with how many people can be on them. But then again I'm afraid of the ocean so I am probably going to be more paranoid.
Chairs and tables don't get fastened down because diners tend to want to rearrange chairs to suit their group, they want to put a couple of tables together for a large group or want to drag a few armchairs towards the window to watch the waves. The grand piano you can see is fastened down as that's super dangerous if that gets loose, but most other stuff that needs to move for cleaning reasons and passenger convenience stays unfastened.
Absolute madness that they were trying to remove a couple thousand passengers and crew by helicopter, a few people at a time. If they had not restarted an engine and kept the ship off those rocks it would have been the Titanic all over again, except for the relative ease of recovering the bodies after the storm. What is the big attraction of joining others in passing around diseases in close quarters, anyway?
I've sailed with 60 years old "Lofoten" outside Bergen in full storm. Absolutely no problem at all. So, now they've scrapped all the older cruise ships. You can only get on a new one with the same building quality as "Viking Sky".
The reason it malfunktioned was because of poor maintenance of the oil sumps. Imagine an engineer who does check his oil levels... With no lubrication, the motor eventually stopped running. Its not because its a bad ship, just very "unlucky".
Vikings would be rolling in their graves listening to the passengers carry on like it was life or death, it wasn't even sinking and they still had power what the hell is going on
Some Cruise huh, Bet they never book with Viking again..... Kind of like the Titanic. But they were thinking of the Poseidon Adventure with Shelley Winters......LOL
£5000.00 to be locked in a viral incubator and thrown around like a rag doll is NOT my idea of a quiet vacation! Why does anyone ever go on a cruise????
This is a time I'd rather be in an inside cabin with no windows. Take some sleeping pills and hopefully sleep through it all. I wouldn't wanna see what was going on outside....
How could you possibly loose power on a ship 🚢 like that !!! Jeezzz ssmmhh total incompetence of the captain 👨✈️ and everybody else involved in the traveling of this vessel 🚢 !!!!!
Could have been a whole load of reasons they lost power and none of them would have been due to the incompetence of the captain, things break in engines. When your car motor shits itself is that due to the incompetence of the driver ? Not usually.
Apparently the "full story" is not in _this_ video.
"The full story" = collection of random videos without comment or explanation.
@@barrysteven5964 lol.
Ceiling collapse at 1:06
Exactly
This was honestly handled pretty well compared to all the other scenes of other ships tilting. Ppl were asking each other if they are okay, the staff was taking care of the ppl, ppl were sitting down and calm honestly I was surprised I’m glad it didn’t get too bad.
A lot of those passengers were elderly. I feel bad for them, they must have been so scared, not being able to move quickly.
But the millions they got from sueing sure did help
They’re rich as fuck. They’re fine.
Real Vikings would just row through that sea.
Basement Berean its not time ro joke about that its mean like joking about Titanic is also mean
Titanic Time you must be fun at parties
Try to row a 45.000 ton ship through heavy waves with some sticks
Lol ya
real vikings did avoid this
"Ladies and gentlemen please remained sitted, let the furniture and broken glass come violently toward you"
@Dinesh, not really a fair comparison. Cruise ships are now much less a mode of transport but largely all-inclusive resort at sea. It's like saying going for a jog in a park is impractical to driving.
Imagine the horror when it happen at night
Looks like a lovely vacation.
I remember this, the whole country was watching hoping it would go well in the end
If this happens in the future and you find yourself part of it...get out of big open spaces fast. Get away from big movable objects too.
Get under the piano. Those things never come loose.
I'll never understand why they don't bolt everything down, it should be mandatory.
@EnigmaDrath maybe they could use magnets under all the furniture and since the boat is mostly steel it would stick and be easy to reconfigurate
Latching and unlatching brackets could be used. I'm sure they could figure out a system.
I love how this video has commercials for going cruising🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I know this might be horrible for the most passengers... but this is exactly what i would pay for to go through ♡
It’s better than sinking
Gamer roses play Losing power can lead to sinking. Its a dangerous situation. They ended up evacuating people via helicopter so obviously it wasn’t a good thing that was happening.
Stephanie Mc wow that’s crazy. I would think boats would be built to handle big waves even without power.
@@jacobg492 The main problem is the risk of them drifting on land
@@stangneshakon not really, ship is pretty stationary. The main problem is without power you get no fuel to the side fins which will cause the ship to tip or even start getting torn apart
@@joeymoses2823 At that point, they had one engine going. But earlier, they had had no power on any engines, and they were very very close to drifting on land. At this point, it was feared that the engine would lose power again.
I was working while this thing happened! Than we had to run to get the lifejackets and run to our emergency muster stations. It was scary, really. 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️😐☹️
Where was this? Which sea or ocean?
@@lorddaver5729 just above Molde city in Norway. They call it the Bermuda's Norway triangle, Arctic part of the sea. Because many many ship were sinked during the history.
Perfect location for a luxury cruise. Probably early or late season i would imagine. Skirting the good weather.
@JohnSpy TM 1 salary. Approximately $2k 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤷🏻♂️
Got in a cruise, left with a free helicopter ride.
Safer going out, lashing yourself to the bowrail, closing your eyes, and pretening your at 6 flags..
To be honest, this lowkey looks like something to experience if I wasn't so prone to seasickness.
They should have fixed seating with seat belts and over head protection for times like this!
This is not the fully story. Nothing is mentioned of the company operating the ship with bare minimums as required for oil in the engines, their pressure on the captain to keep to the schedule so they sailed in bad weather. Nothing is covered as to how the rolling and bad weather caused the oil levels to rock and eventually knock out the engines due to low oil levels, leaving the ship with no power. Nothing goes into how they dropped anchor to at least hold the ship from being pushed ashore and into the rocks. Just a useless set of videos gathered from other sites.
So the mains were starved of oil due to free surface effect ? It’s hard to believe they didn’t have the oil in the mains pressed up, major fail by engineering. Kudos for evacuating before it became a real disaster!
@@justgotohm4775 According to stories I have read the oil was a minimum required levels to go to sea. Not topped up of full. Not halfway between minimum and full. Just barely minimum. And that level seems to be insufficient for the level of rolling they hit in the voyage. Yep I find it hard to believe the minimum levels do not account for essentially sloshing of oil up and down starving the intakes of oil, which to me is a major engineering design flaw. But I've found no more information on if these requirements have been adjusted now, to allow for rough seas. Or maybe an emergency pump system added. Many ways to solve. But it seems so stupid to almost lose a ship due to low oil levels.
Never ever on a cruise ship.
The only paradise for cruising on earth is GREECE. Always calm sea.
@@captainnew5679 I have seen very strong winds in Dodecanese area with no clouds on the sky, the ferry was struggling hard.
Coldplay "Adventure of a lifetime" should start playing to ease the mood a bit.
I'm never going on a cruise,ever.
I wonder if they hand out depends along with the life jackets.
I already won't set foot on a plane. Now boats are out of the question too. I'm just going to sit at home and wait for death to find me.
Same here
Better send out an APB; I don't intend to be easily found.
🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡 is you u 🤮🤮🤮🐽
@@Roastedpotato1441 I don't fear being dead, just dying.
Maybe you should cut off your internet connection and stop watching tv
I would have died of a panic attack had I been on that ship
These giant ships are a bad idea. If one goes down it would pale in comparison to the titanic with how many people can be on them. But then again I'm afraid of the ocean so I am probably going to be more paranoid.
I thought everything was fastened down on boats
Nah, that would make too much sense.
Chairs and tables don't get fastened down because diners tend to want to rearrange chairs to suit their group, they want to put a couple of tables together for a large group or want to drag a few armchairs towards the window to watch the waves. The grand piano you can see is fastened down as that's super dangerous if that gets loose, but most other stuff that needs to move for cleaning reasons and passenger convenience stays unfastened.
i know this is very very rare but this is why i haven't been on a cruise. I will do one one day though
I’ve been on 30+ and never had anything close to this.
Absolute madness that they were trying to remove a couple thousand passengers and crew by helicopter, a few people at a time. If they had not restarted an engine and kept the ship off those rocks it would have been the Titanic all over again, except for the relative ease of recovering the bodies after the storm. What is the big attraction of joining others in passing around diseases in close quarters, anyway?
I've sailed with 60 years old "Lofoten" outside Bergen in full storm. Absolutely no problem at all. So, now they've scrapped all the older cruise ships. You can only get on a new one with the same building quality as "Viking Sky".
The reason it malfunktioned was because of poor maintenance of the oil sumps. Imagine an engineer who does check his oil levels... With no lubrication, the motor eventually stopped running. Its not because its a bad ship, just very "unlucky".
I'm watching helpless people and clattering furniture on some kind of rocking vessel and I'm just like, how did we get here?
@3:54 Refund City
Haha literally.
Off topic, but aren’t those the same alarms and chimes used on Holland America Line ships?
Some of the shit in there should be screwed down
Vikings would be rolling in their graves listening to the passengers carry on like it was life or death, it wasn't even sinking and they still had power what the hell is going on
That lounge got turned into a room full of junk.
Imagine being the guy that’s taking a shit when this is happening
*Ship sideways* *furniture and ceiling lights all over the place* *Alarm going off* Lady: "We have to go to the muster station." Man: "Really?????"
Still more fun than the 31st MEU
I'd have rather planted my bare feet on that wooden floor and ride the waves than sit in those rickety chairs.
Some Cruise huh, Bet they never book with Viking again..... Kind of like the Titanic. But they were thinking of the Poseidon Adventure with Shelley Winters......LOL
Why do the clips keep repeating?
I dont want ever travel in cruise ship
Do ships still evacuate women and children first?
£5000.00 to be locked in a viral incubator and thrown around like a rag doll is NOT my idea of a quiet vacation! Why does anyone ever go on a cruise????
Did this occurred during hurricane season because the ocean waves were angry as if a hurricane was closed by
It is in Norway.
All fun and games until this happens.
OMG it's nothing ok.Move every body just Move!
A lot of really old people
2:54 ballerina of the fake plant
I just thought of a new tik tok challenge! The roller skate challenge! The idea is to try and roller skate around the ship during these conditions!
This is a time I'd rather be in an inside cabin with no windows. Take some sleeping pills and hopefully sleep through it all. I wouldn't wanna see what was going on outside....
Where’s Gene Hackman?
Now, how about some entertainment ?... Aye Aye Captain!!!
Nerden geliyo bu değirmenin suyu norvecliler bütün dünya birbirini yesin adamlardaki rahatlığa bak
Wow... unheard of to have a helicopter excursion included in the cruise price... excellent value over there on Viking.
1:06 lol
Why do people sit there
They were instructed to do so. Didn't you hear?
They're old and they are not strong enough to keep their balance while walking. That was pretty forceful.
Okadki ucha padee don't try next ship
Too much lead in with a beach
I really dont like cruise !
For all the people saying they'll never go on a cruise ship because of this, please don't go watch earthquake or tornado videos next.
right and left come on girlss
No
no story here, move on
have a nice cruise, hahahaha
Would be something pretty cool to experience, tbh. lol
Disaster
Why does this crazy stuff always happen to Viking?
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How could you possibly loose power on a ship 🚢 like that !!! Jeezzz ssmmhh total incompetence of the captain 👨✈️ and everybody else involved in the traveling of this vessel 🚢 !!!!!
Shit happens, that's how. Nothing is built perfectly.
Could have been a whole load of reasons they lost power and none of them would have been due to the incompetence of the captain, things break in engines. When your car motor shits itself is that due to the incompetence of the driver ? Not usually.