Estonia - Services And Facilities On Board Ship
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2015
- (28 Sep 1994) Exclusive pictures from a woman who travelled on the Estonia over
the weekend showing the type of service and facilities offered to
passengers on board the ship before it went down.
SHOWS:
TALLINN, ESTONIA. (FILE)
employee inside ferry
pan around various shops and facilities on board
pan around inside duty free shop with video cameras
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So eerie to watch this, no one had a clue to what was awaiting them...
yes i survived it im very lucky
Delta999_ Must have been horrible on that ship😢Glad you survived though.
Delta999_ Your lying...
this ship have to be raisen and recover the victims to bury them it is a shame fot a such developed country to let 800 decaying bodies on shallow waters , i am from morocco and two moroccan tourists perished that night
abderaman alzemouri actually the bodies are long gone
The video is a newsclip where they talk about the (at the time) newly purchased Estline ship "Vironia", later renamed as "Mare balticum" to avoid association with Estonia. The video seems to be of Estonia, as Vironia was not yet available to film in (and indeed, Estline were taking delivery of it on the day of the sinking).
The man also reveals that the previous day they had decided to name the ship "Vironia" after a naming competition which took place in September 1994.
Assuming that the video was filmed for this particular newsclip, this is probably Estonia weeks before sinking.
It's definitely Estonia, as there's a deckplan visible at the beginning of the video showing the plate of MS Estonia.
@@TheThirdFall I was on Viking Sally or later Estonia when I was 7 in the summer of 1989. I liked to watch this video because I have understood that Estonia was not much altered in the intereriors between those years. I try to remember...
I think that this video is made in 1993
So beautiful ship... and its all sunk :(
yes, nice 80`s style
Imagine how deep in the sea that all stuff is still
Still well within reach of divers of many levels. And if you think what it said in a book that while only the bow of the ship (without its visor) was visible to the one of the rescued the stern of the ship already touched seabed you get the idea of the depth.
Not so deep
Only 80 meters
IF u stand the ship with its tail pitching up there is roughly 90 meters still over water
about 80 metrs
0:15 Just imagine how crowded these stairways were during the sinking
It was there, in the hall near the central staircase, that divers discovered the largest concentration of drowned people - they counted more than 50 bodies
This ship was very loud and you "felt" the water much more than on other ships. I have been on all of them, but Estonia (Viking sally when i was on it) was different. It just felt more cheap. You could feel and hear the ride and it was not as stable as the other ships i've been on earlier. I went in 1989 and it just sucked.
All of this is now on the bottom of the Baltic Sea along with 852 bodies.
There are 757 bodies on board the sunken Estonia
Hello from Sweden 🇸🇪
R. I. P.
Rip...❤️
The stuff from the shop isn gone after 26 years still....? So strange to see films like that... That's unlimited horror that shipsank still was for the ppl over there...
In wat year this was filmd
1994 apparently
Era un barco imponente y majestuoso, increíble que se haya hundido
RIP to everyone who lost their lives aboard the ship
Был отдел по продаже сигар?
Now in the bottom of sea 🤔
This ship looks better than the one I took in the Philippines
It hasn't aged well.
It had GAMEBOY CONSOLES?!
Not only it's a graveyard for hundred of people, Estonia's wreck is also a treasure chest filled with goods from 1990s
Everything needs gameboys
Holy shit this was a bigger travesty than I thought.
Not so much anymore, but I remember in the late-90's they really sold video games in those tax free shops, also sometimes the kids' playroom had a PlayStation, so you could buy a game and go try it out right away. And then there was of course an arcade filled with quality games plus maybe a couple of cabinets just scattered elsewhere on the ship for good measure. Good times...
@@retardray5701 When I went on Silja Line back in 1997 they had an arcade room with Sega Rally and various other games
I think they are talking about MS Bluefort, so the video may be also from MS Bluefort.
mrsmerily is this a joke?
mrsmerily Well the footage from the interior is from Estonia.
The Bluefort is the present name of Estonia's sister ship.
@@endeavourist5287 ms Estonia did not had a sister ship. It was unique.
Bluefort ex name was Mare Baltica, nothing to do with Estonia. In this film it is Estonia.
I did a cruise om this ship 4 years earlier with my girlfriend.
Me and my family was on cruise when it was still Wasa King. I have been on ships alot during my life and must say, it was first time when i felt bad.I wanted out of that ship,it felt spooky.
BNTER Why did it feel spooky?
yeah that sounds a lot like you're lying lol
Why did it feel spooky? It was a very normal cruise ship and my parents have told that they have been on estonia multiple times when it was called viking sally.
@@Leijona321 Hey people..i was reading estonia stuff again and checked this vid,forgot my comment here:) well,if i remember right i was about 10,11? it was few years before accident. i dont know,it was my personal feeling..i just felt that ship is bad,uneasy feeling. which i never got on other ships. i didnt like it..engines were very loud,sort of..lot of vibration. estonia wasnt same like other viking line ships. funny story,my aunt from sweden was planning to be on estonia on that day but she had to cancel that trip. damn,that was lucky,very lucky.
They sold gameboys and tv:s there back then. I did not know that.😮
0:18 looks nice and normal, but that man stairway o the ship is where probably 300 people got brutally, savagely annihilated in the PITCH dark, because those stair were sideway and they couldn't reach the 10 too the landing to get out as the ship would have been on it's side, THEN 105 degrees, then 180 degrees meaning up the stairs is now leading to the bottom of the ocean. The icecold water that is SO cold it's so painul you can't even breathe correctly for the irst 30 seconds, but it's not like they waded in, TONNES of Water crashed over them in the dark and BLASTED them into walls, into eachother. Hopefully they were all brutally killed instantly or got heavily KO'd before they drowed. But certainly some percentage of the people on that stairwell were still alive as that room was completely full of the black water and they were holding their breath as LONG as they could beore their lungs gave out, and they breathed in, Coughing VIOLENTLY, the PAIN of that ICE COLD BLACKNESS in your lungs while you're trying to cough it up, but everything time you cough and trying to breathe you instanlty cough again over and over again as you can't breath in water... my god...now there is nothing but probably 10's of THOUSANDS of bones on the ceiling part of this area now.
Yep, the diving investigation said there were too many bodies to count in the central stairwell, as well as the narrow ones at the bow end.
You have just given the victims a chance to tell their side of the story.
A nightmare scenario of screaming, cries of the dieing and a brutal inescapable death.
It's horrible and on a sinking ship, it's almost always the same.
Every time I see the stairwell this is exactly what I think of. No escape. God bless those poor individuals, I hope they found peace 😞
It must have felt like a nightmare for the victims but it was the horrible truth. May they rest in peace 😔
I have read that for legal reasons divers are forbidden to release footage taken in and around that stairwell. I had heard 'human remains were still very visibly inside it' and they 'were in abundance'. Dunno how true any of that is.
Moment before disaster
If the 90's hype gets any worse, Estonia wreck might get looted for Gameboy games and VHS's casettes :(
I mean yeah, why would they need to be at the bottom of the sea, rather save them than let them disintegrate in the next 200 years
Turku. Streetview that's not a fucking joke people where trapped women baby's think about what you put up on line it's there for everyone to see
Already been looted alot.
@@olarklov675 No one has looted the Estonia, the Finnish Navy has been supervising it since it sank, only a company called Rockwater was allowed diving in December 1994 and I doubt their highly experienced divers would take souvenirs with them
Such a beautiful interior. They don’t make ships like this anymore. Viking line, eckero line.. they’re all ugly and boring
I had voyage to Stockholm and back with Estonia and i would say that really beautyful it was from inside. So sad that it is tragical history now.
Quite generic and similar to other ferries of its era. I've been there...
Estoniafyndet - Swedens largest website and forum about the Estonia ferry disaster.
Tragic to think that all of this is now at the bottom of the Baltic Sea.......a tomb for over 800 human souls....
Estoniafyndet - Swedens largest website and forum about the Estonia ferry disaster.