Carnival Triumph Dry-Dock

[@c-028]

Another one of Destiny-Class cruise ship (First Modern passenger ship that bigger than RMS Queen Elizabeth), hope this ship can be end up for display like Queen Mary instead bing scrap.

[@tuckluckyMaddy]

You gotta really love ships to seek out and enjoy this footage. I am fascinated by all of this.

[@RoboTekno]

How are the spots under the boat that are hidden by the dry dock supports get painted? Do they jack up the boat and move the supports around to gain access to these parts of the hull?

[@kd5you1]

RoboTekno I would think the individual supports could be lowered one at a time and moved to a new spot.

[@11ahsvikings]

I was wondering the same thing!

[@lostindiancamp]

I wouldn't want to be anywhere underneath that ship.

[@BIendtecc]

RoboTekno I've allways wondered that

[@nwproductions5763]

First of all it’s a ship... not a boat

[@damienthornies]

Wowwwww great vid I never knew carnival triumph was this rusty before she got turned into the sunrise

[@CursedEarthPizza]

Probably not all rust, a lot of the paint gets stripped off and then primed and repainted. If they just kept paining over old layers it would get heavy and peel off, also cause drag.

[@damienthornies]

Yes I know I just didn’t know she was that rusty

[@ElloImNoodle]

Those stabilizer fins are dirty like the rest of the under water ship

[@DEXA88]

The joke is that im the guy in the red shirt in the begining of the video P:

[@whoyoukidding1]

I cruised on this ship with my family back in '01 or '02. It was still pretty new then.

[@CursedEarthPizza]

Same here, June 2001. I was about 16 and met a lot of cool people my age. We used to keep in touch on Yahoo and AOL, but obviously those have been dead for a long time now. Even to this day I wonder what they're up to.

[@SF-ce1qn]

I survived Carnival Sunrise June 2019. If the smell of sewage in the aft decks or urine in your cabin bathroom dont bother ya the rude passengers may just do it for ya.

[@jamesweber1827]

How do they repair, prime, and paint where the keel blocks are?

[@kyledunmir3]

they put in another next to it, remove the first one, paint, and put back after its dry

[@EtecGear]

kyledunmir3 I've been wondering about that for a wile. Good question.

[@bigredmultimedia93]

Maritime Law no I work in dry dock wants the paint drys they lower the ship back into the water then they reduce the blocks and bring it back up you can't move the blocks once there are out of water the ships to heavy

[@EtecGear]

I knoticed that Carnival is painting the hulls red now and not blue at least the ones that came out of dry dock recently.

[@coniferousjelly8023]

Yeah... my model ships that I have had all blue hulls, sailed on the Carnival Vista, and the hull on the model was red. Interesting!

[@quantaviousjones9213]

PlatiumCruiser i have a cousin that works for carnival he said its to have all of carnivals colors represented

[@BIendtecc]

Tyler Creations the water line in the triumph is now red and it’s red on some of their other ships. Not sure why

[@EamonMYT]

2011 I am going for a refit. 1.5 years later . OH CRAP I'VE HAD ENOUGH OF PEOPLE RELAXING ON ME I WANT A DISASTER TO HAPPEN ON ME

[@GrantGamingYT]

Its going to be the Carnival Sunrise soon.

[@TheEastSider76]

When?

[@XENOMORPH343]

I sail on Sunrise this June!

[@Fluvzi]

It is now!

[@ElloImNoodle]

You mean triumph

[@jdzonline5008]

They take the lifeboats off when it’s in the dry dock?

[@Andy205ro]

Yes

[@coolwater411]

How often carnival triumph do dry dock?

[@grulo1036]

The triumph sails atleast 8 to 10 times a month and has since the engine enables fire problem was fixed. I've been on it before the fire and will go again next year. No it's not their newest ship and Not the oldest by far.

[@kirbybaby1234]

How the hell to they get it on (and off) those blocks?

[@FireAlarmHowTooGuy]

+Cindy Black The ship comes in when the dock has water and they get it positioned on the blocks than they drain the dock to begin maintenance. After they finish the dock is flooded and the ship leaves and goes back to its cruise schedule. Dry docks are done so ships can get over hauls, repairs, or just routine engine or generator work done. Royal Caribbean has their ships in dry dock every 5 years. Not sure how Carnival does their dry dock schedule

[@FireAlarmHowTooGuy]

Thats a way to put it. God must have more than 2 hands if there are more than 2 ships in dry dock

[@McHeisenburger]

They just get some dude to pick it up.

[@joshr7781]

They flood the area that the boat is in.

[@TechnikMeister2]

The one we see in this video is a floating dry dock. The sides are huge tanks connected by a deck. The dock tanks get flooded and the whole thing slides under the ship, then the tanks are purged of water and up she comes with the ship in the middle.

[@casinoBALTIMORE1]

That shiet looks intimidating, the propellers and all

[@lostindiancamp]

I have always had a fear of ship's propellers.

[@Solstice2820]

@Jody same. I wouldn’t be surprised if I had nightmares about them. Not yet but maybe...

[@jarellspradley6070]

Thought most cruise ships use azipods

[@tacoma_jon]

***** That doesn't mean the ship was cheaply built, this is an older ship that doesn't happen to have them

[@jaspervanbeek9189]

Carnival always used stern thrusters instead of azipods because they thought it was easier. The new Vista will have azipods.

[@jaspervanbeek9189]

***** it has nothing to do with cheap.

[@carmensimpson4821]

Sausage song

[@John-dd9xy]

Carnival may he CHEAPER but they are still great

[@Bobocanenero]

We built it in - when was that, '98 - '99. Those were the days, lotsa work but we were young.

[@leoleano2544]

how to apfly your company???? im welder fcaw Q3.. abve 9 years experience work in hanjin philippine sihpyard...unther erection part,,,, head foreman weldeng unit..

[@familywoodyard]

Thanks for the video, going where you went is on my bucket list. Thanks.

[@lancmac]

Isnt it amazing. You can spray primer paint in the Bahamas, use diesel power plants in the Bahamas to generate power for ship repairs, you can get non union labor in the Bahamas all 60 miles from Florida where Americans are unemployed or at best are under employed. You have to love our government for supplying jobs to other countries by using the EPA and mandatory Union membership to move jobs overseas.

[@aguyandhiscomputer]

+Jack W I believe some unions have taken things too far but you're right about the good things they have done.

[@OrionThrower]

And yet our workers get paid much better. Have better healthcare. live better. And our Environment is better.

[@paulh7589]

Great observation Lanc Mac. It took about 430 days to build the Empire State building......try that now! There are so many regulations hindering business in this country. It is making us a laughing stock to the rest of the business world. I am a small business owner, the EPA damn near shut my business down. I was fined 60 grand and had to let 9 of my 11 employees go....Basically over nothing. Who the hell wins? Other countries win. That was 9 people with families who were making a decent living. I thought the world of those men and it tore me in half to be forced to lay them off.

[@fratertenc7589]

The ships are mostly registered in Nassau.. .etc, or Panama. It has to do with international law and also taxes.

[@AJC073099]

Lanc Mac trump will fix that issue soon

[@pmarkey5493]

what's this about the Carnival Triumph or the Bahamas Dry Dock?

[@freeman1352]

That's a good camera

[@mulacanon]

Carnival Triumph wasn’t bad, it’s was my first cruise trip. We boarded August 11, 2017. I was so nervous and scared but after day one it’s good. We will be going on a cruise in 2 years .

[@liamgibbsheepcowspoultry2202]

Are u kidding passengers had to abandon ship

[@green9584]

@@liamgibbsheepcowspoultry2202 no they didn't, they were towed back to Port where they disembarked

[@alex321neo]

You were on the what l like to call, “The ship from hell”

[@SK-db2vf]

What's dry dock

[@queenfan2011]

When they are hoisted on to land for repairs and maintenance such as painting etc. which is clearly being done here. 😑

[@holasoydora7871]

.....is anyone watching this when the fire happened

[@markrhuett]

My Lord....and this behemoth floats?

[@skylord8850]

Mark Huett caught fire once too

[@XENOMORPH343]

SkyLord just the engine room though.

[@billscamarobp]

as much problems as triumph has had, it must stay in dry dock, i have sailed carnival 2 times, they have some nice ships, just think the triumph is cursed

[@aguyandhiscomputer]

My, what large bow thrusters you have...

[@whitewaterguy4680]

Was this the one with the engine fire where people were stranded for days? Carnival - YIKES. Just seems like a bad idea to go on Carnival.

[@bvanleeuwen254]

+Whitewater Guy She did had the Engine fire, it might have been an accident that have caused it to happen.

[@kirbybaby1234]

+Whitewater Guy The ship had been due for a new engine for over a year and had been failing inspections. They don't keep up with their maintenance as well as other cruise lines, like Princess.

[@EtecGear]

+Cindy Black where did you get that info from?

[@NaYawkr]

+Whitewater Guy Carnival the cheap way to risk yourself at sea.

[@Agahnim]

+NaYawkr Been on 6 cruises with Carnival and booked my 7th and never had an issue. Don't matter which cruise line you go on, anything with moving part has the potential of having problems. You are more safer on a cruise ship and in a plane than driving your car. You can live in fear of everything around you or you can get out there and live life.

[@metube336]

Nice job. Very interesting.

[@thablacksmith1308]

just amazing wat man can build!!

[@grimstone5144]

Can't even imagine what the hands of GOD could build!!

[@MrSpanky473]

just got off of her this morning.

[@TheEastSider76]

I'll be on her this weekend!

[@temetchuk]

Phenomenal footage!

[@TechnikMeister2]

In a case like this its the insurance companies and Lloyds of London calling the shots. Once you declare an emergency and call for assistance, Lloyds own the ship. The Law of the Sea says the ship must be towed to the nearest port capable of the repairs. Once its fixed and inspected they then release it back to Carnival. The whole episode cost $100m. The UK look after their remaining ex colonies. They spent over $2b in updating and expanding the Bahamas facility. They can take up to four 100,000 ton cruise liners at a time. That work use to go to ports like Galveston, but it was too far to tow the ship. Galveston services the oil rigs in the gulf. Its not suitable for these massive ships. To pick up your points on Labour Regulations. The workers in the Bahamas are unionised but for the right reasons. You should not be so biased against unions. Think of them as extensions to a corporations HR department. Thats how they work here in AUstralia too. I am retired but I am still in a union. Union bashing went out with the Teamsters. Those guys painting get between $22 and $40ph and do four, 12 hour shifts a week. The repair work in the engine room was done by MAN in Germany, the suppliers of the generators, and the ships engine is looked after and repaired by MTU, also of Germany. There are many US dockyards in the US that could do this work but they are mainly Navy now.

[@paulthompson3877]

its good to see the safety laws are being followed,no safety harnesses are being worn in those EWPS . tobad if someone fell out of the cage whilst 11 meters and over

[@olgaharris9339]

Been on this ship twice - not disappointed yet! YOU GO CARNIVAL!🛳

[@Africanfrogs]

This ship s being decommissioned in 2017.

[@bradysmith5604]

No she has a contract in New Orleans until 2018

[@FireAlarmHowTooGuy]

Theres no way Carnival would sell off any of their bigger ships yet. Triumph and Victory are in the same class. These ships make Carnival a lot of money. Triumph got her fun ship 2.0 upgrade back in 2013 after being put into an emergency dry dock after the engine fire

[@Africanfrogs]

+Fire Alarm How Too Guy carnival will take a different route when it comes to cruises in the future. Most people who go on cruises are the deal seekers or veterans. This boat will be auctioned off at the end of next year. GUARANTEED

[@FireAlarmHowTooGuy]

Of all the ships that Carnival owns why Triumph?

[@bflo716]

+MrRideutah completely false, carnival is the all around best value cruise line. Their cruises appeal to families, first time cruisers, and carnival loyalists. As stated previously the Triumph has a contract up into 2018 with New Orleans alone. This ship is not going anywhere any time soon. As a matter of fact carnival has no plans to decommission any of their ships, including the older ones like ecstasy. I'm a carnival cruise travel agent if you care to know why I know any of this...

[@danielramsey1959]

I think this ship is cursed.

[@movedg]

The carnival ecstasy is cursed

[@Superbgoose]

I don't think the Triumph should be sailing after that engine fire incident

[@FireAlarmHowTooGuy]

+Superbgoose - Trains, Planes and More! Triumph had to get certified to sail by the Coast Guard and if I am correct by the NSTB as well. The Coast Guard wouldn't have allowed the Triumph to sail if she wasn't sea worthy after the ordeal

[@Superbgoose]

Fire Alarm How Too Guy Okay :)

[@colleb95]

It already had 2 previous engine fires and they set her out to sea again. Well duh!

[@TorontoDrivingVideos]

wow beautilful video :)

[@gmbh8443]

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[@bigdogzone3177]

I was there :(

[@janharoldcablayan1366]

Carnival Trump

[@12th.jahlil]

Lol I was on the sensation

[@charliedaffin4809]

The poo ship