What a trimendous video of the M V lSLE of ARRAN crossing from Ardrossan to Brodick l have been on this Ferry & what a great sail you get on a nice sunny day, so a big thank you to the person or persons who made this great video, l say well done 👍👍.

Very nice video, my best city Helsinki. Tom from Hungary.

Very like old trams in Helsinki. Tom from Hungary.

Love this video so much would be Interesting to have seem her enter the pier they have got now at Brodick.

Brilliant!

Excellent film

Looking forward to going to Rothesay

Pls upload more ur videos are well class

Really good ship...cuts through the water like a knife......the staff are also excellent....helpful and really friendly.

very very nice and beautiful sharing mashallah stay blessed and connected fully watched the video and enjoyed alot waiting for next episode tnx

Never knew isle of arran bridge windows were different

Why does the crew aboard the coruisk were blue helmets but all the others they were red

WONDERFUL SHIPS SERVING. A BEAUTIFUL CoUNTRY

Very enjoyable watching the car ferry Cal-Mac MV Isle of Arran leaving Ardossan via Brodick, may she continue to do so for many years to come.

Changed days with the new ferry terminal

Been on Saturn many times. Great video

Brought back memories from 1968.... MV Bute working Wemyss Bay to Rothesay & Gourock to Dunoon. Happy Days.

Really enjoy my lunch time sailing to Arran and back but always use the Caledonian Isles which has better outdoor seating.

God Bless the Ship & the Crew & the Passengers

A wee bit of a change from the early days of the 1950's, I see.

A very nice film, greetings from Norway

Wow MV Courisk goes to bute well anyway great video!

One thing that really impresses me with Calmac ships is that they do keep them nice and clean. Not many rust stains at all!

Great video!

been on this ship before it’s really nice

The culture tram 166 was sold to Lodz.

The brown and the green one are old cars IL think

12:07 announcment

I'm actually surprised that you managed to film her at Ardrossan. High winds over that fortnight and her complete lack of manoeuvrability meant that she more commonly went to Gourock instead.

8:21 got stuck in my head..

4 ABs and at least 2 linesmen when docking...no wonder Calmac tickets are expensive.

Just an AMAZING vid !!!! great thanks ;)

I really liked her Zorro look!

Update: She escaped any idea of the Breakers and after nearly four years of idleness up at Rosneath Jetty on the Gare Loch , she came under the ownership of Pentland Ferries Ltd , finally leaving the Clyde on April 25th 2015 for her new life in the north at Stromness.

What about the Caledonia? Saturn etc...

0:55 Are the new streetcars from Germany?

i the time tabull whase hard to understand

the trains in this video seem to be quiet freqent when i whent to the crismes specilal i gote off a traine and whated ages for it to turn up a gaine are trains on thiss rail way more freqent on running days like this

MV Isle of Arran was purpose-built for the Brodick landings but , for some reason , after nine years , Calmac decided that she didn't do a great job. With MV Saturn , probably on her last year in service in 2011 , I wait in anticipation to see what ship they will roster on the 'summer freight supplimentary' vessel in 2012.

Love the DMU footage!

The Calmac vehicle ferry to Dunoon has now finished due to a tendering process. MV Saturn , when leaving both Gourock and Dunoon on her last ever return trip on the 29th of June 2011 , mournfully sounded her horn three times at each port. A large crowd turned out to see her leaving Dunoon for the last time. All drivers will now have to take the Western Ferries vessels for the crossing from the 30th of June 2011.

Correct

Could be covering Caledonian Isles, while she is at dry-dock.

Any idea what the isle of mull was in ardrossan for?

This is why I LOVE this city!!! :-)