The end of a long and glorious service life.

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i was on the crusie that arrvied that morning on qm2

fantastic memorey to look back on

What an ugly ship

See the graphics on the trees😊

Nice footage well done 👍

Looks like the ship is just floating there!!

She's.....not very attractive.

AESTHETICS. .🏢.🐫🛒...✍🏿

Both beautiful ships

Queen Anne is my new favourite Cunard Ship and I love Ventura’s horn as well as Queen Anne’s

Ugly. No classic lines, block of flats at sea

Im sorry but it looks like a deadline project

There's nothing remotely attractive about the design.

Super ugly, but that's cruise ships. A floating box.

Built where???

Thanks for sharing!

Historic moment in Cunard’s history.

Its getting to a point where these things are really starting to look top heavy!!

She is not pretty from the front… she got a massive forehead!….. maybe Queen Ant (with too many Decs) would have been more fitting 😀

Which one is uglier? The teenage Ventura or the newly hatched duckling? I wish they would still build ships not floating LEGO. But mammon reigns over aesthetics.

Take away the top few decks and she would look a lot better. Great video though.

Looks a bit top heavy

As far as I'm concerned this was the best video so far what fantastic footage and horn action

Solent Ships did a livestream

Thanks for sharing

I was being born when this was recorded

Funny how qm2 technically battled queen Victoria as she was being built as QV but was changed to the Arcadia, then Cunard built another QV

Would I be ok to use this footage for an upcoming mini doc about the heritage ships of the Solent?

Nice to see Island Princess

Excellent and enjoyable video.

You got the title wrong. It should say Norwegian Escape but you got Norwegian Encore... Oops

It's quite cool seeing the divina from this point of view. We went on her sistership Fantasia a few weeks ago, but you need to be on another ship to see your own from this high. It's quite elegant. (Congrats on your other video when QM2 breaks lose, I was quite caught in the moment, thinking you were going to hit the Divina, even if I have seen her in good condition since)

Exactly the same thing happened a few years ago when she was moored in Zeebrugge ! We returned from a trip to Bruges to find QM2 with her bow adrift and the gangway fallen in the dock. We were one of about 20 coaches who had to wait a good while for the ship to be tied up again and a rather makeshift replacement gangway arranged. All good fun !!

This is not the Queen Mary 2

Carnival + Italy = very bad choice.

GO LIBERTY OF THE SEAS!! YOU WON LIBERTY OF THE SEAS won against voyager

How ironic this happened next to the Norwegian "Breakaway". LOLL!! Scary tho.

QE2 was already 36 years old in 2005.

When the captain said ber with us 😅 of course if you don't want to you can always get off.

Very. lucky no people were injured by those ropes failing,they are terribly dangerous with all that tension on them.

Was on cunard queen Mary 2 😅😢

That sound at 4:04 of the line snapping is incredible

Set the sea & anchor detail. Shift colors! Attention passengers and crew, this is the Captain…we are underway…maybe! Carry on!

Fantastic Video. I would have thought that at all times enough ropes would be deployed to secure the ship. The weather in this area can change so quickly. I would have also thought, that, as the ship was in service with passengers on board, the engines should be in a state of readiness to run immediately. The Captain and his crew did an amazing job keeping the ship under control. Glad no one was injured. At the end of the video is a still image showing the bow moored to the jetty in it's new location. I would have expected more ropes to have been deployed?

I've just returned home from this cruise but was on my way back from a shore excursion to Rome when the incident happened, so it is great to see what actually took place. Our coach was still half an hour from Civitavecchia when the squall hit us, about 10 or 15 minutes after it hit the ship, and the driver had to slow almost to a crawl. When we arrived at the port I first saw three tugs nose first against the ship's side and thought they must be holding her against the quay, but as we turned a corner I saw she was in the middle of the dock. As we all sat waiting at the terminal building where the MSC vessel had been docked, I overheard a disgruntled woman Grills passenger say: "Gee, if it takes them ten minutes only to go this far, how will they get us back to New York?" !

I m travelling in MSC orquestra in 2022 😊

Thanks for this. So what they did was to drop anchor, was it effective? I've read comments about the fact that bow thrusters have not been deployed and if so why is that? What does the captain's first emergency announcement at the beginning of the video say?

I also was on the northern star on her maiden voyage only 2 at the time so have no memory of the trip sure am glad to of been able to watch a few films about her sad she seemed to of engine problems most of her life