You did really well. Good call to get out and ahead of the crowds. I learned that in the Tubbs Wildfire evacuation. Gosh I’m sorry you’re experiencing PTSD and thank you for posting the possibilities of cruising. I think I would’ve lost it.
If that cruise is still sailing, passengers find comfort in knowing that the Voyager of the Seas was architecturally designed to recover from a list of 45 degrees in the case of severe storms! Watch your footing and stay safe!
Lmao... 45deg list? 😂 5-8deg list at the worst. Nowhere near 45deg, she's just heaving on heavy seas. The ship would have to be in a state of Parametric Roll Movement (PRM) to roll severely. That anomaly usually only occurs to container or car carriers that have flared fore & aft hulls. However, in extreme conditions when the sea strikes the quarter of a vessel at an angle of 45deg relative to the ships heading, it can also cause PRM to occur. However unlikely.
I was in the windjammer and it was pretty terrifying as my husband and I were directly next to the large windows of the very back edge of the ship when we tilted. We had to literally cling onto part of a wall in order to not fall. People were falling over, plates and carts crashing, water eventually came through to the buffet and several other decks. Much of the staff were taking pics and videos and thats when we knew it was a bad storm…
I was on this sailing. The Carnival Dream went through the storm. She was just a few miles from us. Voyager did not ! In fact I checked cruise mapper and made a big figure 8. Hit squall line. Made a turn to port. Turned south. Then back to starboard. Before ever getting back on course to Galveston. That explains first the list to starboard. Then 20 minutes later listed to port. The chandeliers shook. Booze bottles fell in the shops and bars. Water was pouring in from balcony doors not sealing well. It went into some hallways. I have been on 45 cruises. Many during the winter. This was a first. From balcony I could not see skyline, only water. Something is not right with this ship. This was not my first time on this ship. I thought back in October it rocked a lot in relatively calm waters. Never again on Voyager. I cancelled a cruise we had booked.
Voyager was the first cruise ship I ever sailed on. Holds special meaning. It was just 5 when I first sailed, now it’s 24. Definitely caught my attention the Voyager was caught in a storm that made headlines.
Glad no one was killed but I know that there had to be an outrageous number of various stages of injury. I was on Voyager in October and am booked for April 6th. Not too sure if the ship will have to go to dry dock, there is an awful amount of damage. 😊
My wife and some crew thought I was nuts checking the different decks during this storm. Some crew were really scared. Along with the passengers. Some even went to the chapel with their life vests on.
If the mall went to different countries with beautiful beaches, had various shows and entertainment, and fine dinning I could see your point. And if you get a room with a balcony, its like booking a hotel overlooking the ocean. So yes, I see how it's like a mall.
i was there too, and yes it sucked! We came into the casino when all the men were holding the slot machines for such a long time. My 2nd listing, and I am no fan. First time was exactly the same scenario.
While I appreciate your sharing your video of your personal experience on the ship, the video itself, made me quite dizzy and nauseous. I couldn't even watch it the end. Hope they have all the issues addressed by the time we sail later this week.
You have to understand that this event took place suddenly . She was barely able to catch this experience at the last minute. It’s not like she had time to go grab a gimbal. You really have to be there in person on the ship to really experience that. Special thanks to the person filming for sharing this horrendous experience with us.
Slot machines from my understanding weigh well over 250 pounds and easy 400. That could crush or seriously hurt someone. The cruise line should absolutely have those secured appropriately, sounds like it was not. So I do see your point. That’s a fail on the safety of guests. Machines should be prepared to withstand a rocking ship.
@wwerty234. You can become out of breath with stress, I assume you were on this ship, I expect you were so very brave, nothing bothered you,and you played your ukelely as the ship went down! Ships are meant to stay upright, so this was out of the ordinary, have compassion for those of less stalwart being!
You did really well. Good call to get out and ahead of the crowds. I learned that in the Tubbs Wildfire evacuation. Gosh I’m sorry you’re experiencing PTSD and thank you for posting the possibilities of cruising. I think I would’ve lost it.
If that cruise is still sailing, passengers find comfort in knowing that the Voyager of the Seas was architecturally designed to recover from a list of 45 degrees in the case of severe storms! Watch your footing and stay safe!
Lmao... 45deg list? 😂 5-8deg list at the worst. Nowhere near 45deg, she's just heaving on heavy seas. The ship would have to be in a state of Parametric Roll Movement (PRM) to roll severely. That anomaly usually only occurs to container or car carriers that have flared fore & aft hulls. However, in extreme conditions when the sea strikes the quarter of a vessel at an angle of 45deg relative to the ships heading, it can also cause PRM to occur. However unlikely.
I was in the windjammer and it was pretty terrifying as my husband and I were directly next to the large windows of the very back edge of the ship when we tilted. We had to literally cling onto part of a wall in order to not fall. People were falling over, plates and carts crashing, water eventually came through to the buffet and several other decks. Much of the staff were taking pics and videos and thats when we knew it was a bad storm…
Overly dramatic. You’re fine.
I was on this sailing. The Carnival Dream went through the storm. She was just a few miles from us. Voyager did not ! In fact I checked cruise mapper and made a big figure 8. Hit squall line. Made a turn to port. Turned south. Then back to starboard. Before ever getting back on course to Galveston. That explains first the list to starboard. Then 20 minutes later listed to port. The chandeliers shook. Booze bottles fell in the shops and bars. Water was pouring in from balcony doors not sealing well. It went into some hallways. I have been on 45 cruises. Many during the winter. This was a first. From balcony I could not see skyline, only water. Something is not right with this ship. This was not my first time on this ship. I thought back in October it rocked a lot in relatively calm waters. Never again on Voyager. I cancelled a cruise we had booked.
Was the weight of some of passengers by look
HEY ITS ME IN THE RAMEN PANTS!!
Voyager was the first cruise ship I ever sailed on. Holds special meaning. It was just 5 when I first sailed, now it’s 24. Definitely caught my attention the Voyager was caught in a storm that made headlines.
You’re being a little dramatic. The shop is listing slightly. You don’t have PTSD. There was no explosion.
Oof.. I’m going to be on this ship next month. I hope it isn’t too beat up. Glad everyone seems ok. Thanks for the vid!
Glad no one was killed but I know that there had to be an outrageous number of various stages of injury. I was on Voyager in October and am booked for April 6th. Not too sure if the ship will have to go to dry dock, there is an awful amount of damage. 😊
My wife and some crew thought I was nuts checking the different decks during this storm. Some crew were really scared. Along with the passengers. Some even went to the chapel with their life vests on.
Sorry you went through that but if a ship is moving that much you go down and centre.
exactly going up you feel more movement.
List in this context is not list like activity or routine or toll. It means tilt or lean over that doesn't completely turn over as not fully capsize.
HEY NEW SHIP LISTING OF THE SEAS
seems like most people aren't bothered at all
Right? She is quite dramatic, lol
Most people are too drunk to care
I think most people were in shock; then seeing people with life jackets and the slot machine falling on people, fractured someone's neck.
@@scottcuret1801 LOL I was trying not to be dramatic. I was in a gas explosion years ago at work and it brought all that back.
Walked up 3 stairs and completely out of breath
Yes, I have a back injury and was in excruciating pain.
@@johnfromm1974 why would I be on disability? I work full time.
@@johnfromm1974So disabled, sick or terminally ill folks don't get to travel...
Because *you* say so?
If you're jealous, just admit it.
I really don't see the fun in cruises. Its like living full time in a mall.
If the mall went to different countries with beautiful beaches, had various shows and entertainment, and fine dinning I could see your point. And if you get a room with a balcony, its like booking a hotel overlooking the ocean. So yes, I see how it's like a mall.
You haven’t been on one right?
i was there too, and yes it sucked! We came into the casino when all the men were holding the slot machines for such a long time. My 2nd listing, and I am no fan. First time was exactly the same scenario.
While I appreciate your sharing your video of your personal experience on the ship, the video itself, made me quite dizzy and nauseous. I couldn't even watch it the end. Hope they have all the issues addressed by the time we sail later this week.
You have to understand that this event took place suddenly .
She was barely able to catch this experience at the last minute.
It’s not like she had time to go grab a gimbal.
You really have to be there in person on the ship to really experience that.
Special thanks to the person filming for sharing this horrendous experience with us.
Gambolling will get you in the end.
I was in the windjammer, it was scarrrry
Do you have any footage from the windjammer ?
hope you're feeling better! Im glad everyone was relatively safe. Ships can take upto 45 degrees of listing and that was no where near but still scary
it was really scary. I was right there... second 30 ... calling my husband that was in the casino.
Lady come on. A bit overdramatized. You’re on a boat on the ocean. Should not be such a surprise. I swear nobody can handle anything anymore
A storm in the ocean isn't a surprise; the listing and sliding and slot machines falling on people, was more than anyone could have expected.
Slot machines from my understanding weigh well over 250 pounds and easy 400. That could crush or seriously hurt someone. The cruise line should absolutely have those secured appropriately, sounds like it was not. So I do see your point. That’s a fail on the safety of guests. Machines should be prepared to withstand a rocking ship.
They were all fine. She was overly dramatic. Period.
It’s our understanding someone’s neck was cracked from the machine falling on them.
lmao listen to how out of breath this women is just walking up stairs. someone is a big mama
@wwerty234. You can become out of breath with stress, I assume you were on this ship, I expect you were so very brave, nothing bothered you,and you played your ukelely as the ship went down! Ships are meant to stay upright, so this was out of the ordinary, have compassion for those of less stalwart being!
@@user-dl8eo6zc9z no i watch a few other videos of hers and she is morbidly obese. I live life by facts
why is she so out of breath？
Earthquake
How come so many overweight people?
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Just take your chips and go
Luckily, there is no dress code, and the boat looks like a flea market.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was thinking the same, like jeez you’re on vacation would it hurt you to try a little bit plus that decor which is non existent
Is it me or does this couple seem so DAMN FAKE and DRAMATIC... 😂 GO UP THE STAIRS GO UP THE STAIRS
If you are going to do video, keep your phone steady.
I tried, the ship was listing and it was difficult to stand still as we were sliding.