CRUISE SHIP CAUGHT IN MONSTER STORM! Shocking Onboard Footage

Scary and crazy video of a big Cruise Ship in huge waves during a dangerous big storm at sea! It can be a nightmare and disaster to be in these cyclone winds but you can make the most of it and enjoy the wild ride!
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[@gomphrena-beautifulflower-8043]

All the commenters who mock this video likely will be the very ones crying should they go through this or similar. Mmm-hmm.

[@Fumingzeus]

gomphrena can’t be that bad or the captain would have stopped people going outside. Looks like force 8. Been in far worse when I was a fisherman on the trawlers in the North Sea and the North Atlantic.

[@mikehunt3852]

Elbert Derf 😂

[@soda_pressed]

I sail through this and worse every season on the Great Lakes..

[@soda_pressed]

Giacomo Ferrario lol what the fuck

[@thatsgangsta2450]

Giacomo Ferrario just proves that soldiers are strong but quite dumb. Back to the video, why is everyone saying it’s not rough? It sure as hell isnt glass, there are waves crashing over the front of the ship, it’s rough

[@hazetiva]

These guys are having a Blast and that’s all that matters. After going through Cancer treatment I’ve come to the realization that life is too short. Live Life to the fullest and have fun with friends!

[@jayarb.7112]

Having sex with friends are dearly complimentary..

[@DEEBEE-ey2xv]

Constitutional American I totally agree with you.

[@tahiraabdul1701]

You we're created to worship God,give thanks for his blessings

[@catvideos3249]

I wish more people would heed this advice today in 2021. We can't keep hiding out at home, hoping that the world will someday be "safe" again.

[@tahiraabdul1701]

Not a good idea after going through such trial,better to know your purpose in Life....The only purpose is to worship God(Also read Qur'an)

[@FraserAtSea]

This is a video that reminds that you MUST respect the ocean - the power out there is just incredible!

[@prunesquallor3444]

This was definitely not a monster storm. The fact they were still able to frolic on the deck proves that. They guy’s laughter wasn’t from joy, but sounded very nervous. Props to him for facing his fears by staying outside.

[@lboogie3171]

I remember the day our USS Carl Vinson went through a typhoon in the Pacific Ocean. 70+ ft waves hitting the flight deck in 1998

[@tonyhaskins3513]

CV-66 1981 , north Atlantic , exciting times

[@michaelloveland4161]

God bless and thanks for your service

[@froggoTime-yb6rd]

Dang y’all payed attention in history class

[@crazyGamer-mo4pi]

Wow really😮😮😮

[@maryseeker7590]

Got any pictures??

[@generalzod7959]

The ocean can be both beautiful and spooky as hell.

[@jeffreyadams648]

Dangerous place at the best of times.

[@jrfoster4225]

Spooky maybe, but always awesome!

[@be4stable]

Thank you General

[@Big_Dip1]

I'd say wayyyyy more spooky than beautiful

[@Sam-fb8fy]

الجحيم اشد منه 🤣

[@odyshopody9387]

Well I guess for the average land lubber this would be pretty terrifying. Having served in the Navy this would be an average day out at sea! We hit the tail end of a typhoon once, tore the entire catwalk off of the bow. This was an Amphib carrier who's flight deck was over 50 ft above the water, now that was scary!

[@m.9243]

Great footage but hardly a "monster storm". I have been on a large cruise ship crossing the Atlantic when the waves were almost as high as the ship itself! You couldn't see the horizon at all. Only mountains of water around you! Not allowed to be outside on the decks at all. It lasted several hours and most people decided to go to their cabins and sleep it off.

[@mopanov]

Do you have any video footage of that? It would certainly be interesting to watch.

[@Bonge85]

I happened to go on a 24 hour cruise onboard a Viking Line's Amorella estimated 30 000 tonnes, so not much larger than this "big cruise", which would be categorized as a tiny ship compared to most cruise lines fleet and certainly to the one I'm a member of (RCCL), and it just so turned out to be what the paper's called the worst storm of the year on the Baltic Sea (this was during december). This same night as my ship crossed it, one ship sunk and another had a mayday call, information that luckuly didn't reach us until the following morning. We couldn't have been to far from each other since the baltic sea can't be more than perhaps 1/5 the size of the mediterranean sea. A lot of sick people that night. I wounder how it would have felt onboard, had it been a Freedom or Oasis class ship, they at least have stabilizers and are 5-7 times heavier. I would have felt a lot more safe no matter what

[@mchapman132]

We were on a relatively small cruise ship three years ago in the Caribbean just after a bad hurricane. It was a horrible experience. At one point we were thrown out of bed when a huge wave hit us. I was sick for 3 days out of the 6. It’s no joke.

[@pablobulldog]

I love this video! The joy these folks were expressing while experiencing rough seas out a huge smile on my face. Good for them!

[@seltaeb3302]

Yeah & could easily get swept away & then we have to rescue them if we can. Idiots.

[@ellenhofer3343]

They had most likely been told to stay in their rooms. But, no, tbe rules don't apply to them. Its all about ghrm, right? What if one, or all, of them fe overboard? Stupid men(?) doing stupid things.

[@matovicmmilan]

@@ellenhofer3343 Well...it's not entirely their fault...I mean it's the nature of testosterone and (nor)adrenaline 😁 😁

[@stephanielloyd4053]

​​@@ellenhofer3343 Alright Karen, calm down! They clearly are part of the crew!

[@Beth-ie]

They were having sooo much fun! That's what life's about. Ride the waves, hold on, and laugh at the thrill of it all.

[@tutorx9454]

Until you see death coming

[@rrich52806]

@@tutorx9454 We all face death in the future...can't do anything about it.

[@clownchaostime3024]

Until someone goes overboard and loses their life! They never should have been allowed to Wander out on the decks like that. The captain was reckless and not capable of doing his job and keeping everyone safe.

[@Adixonnz]

People who have never been to sea probably don’t understand how film, whether video or photographs, can’t nearly capture the true height and severity of a sea. Whatever the film shows, in person it looks at least 1/3 to 1/2 more severe.....

[@TrollMeister_]

Actually it can, if you are using the right lenses. Most amateur video is taken with small sensor cameras (phones, go pro's, etc) and use very wide angle lenses which makes things look much smaller and distant than they are. To capture realistic footage you would need longer (and heavier) lenses on full frame camera (dslr or mirrorless) bodies. Most amateurs aren't that committed.

[@flashback0978]

it is kind of like riding one of those tower rides at an amusement park that shoots you up and lets you fall back down only to bounce you back up and let you fall again

[@Abebe345]

The issue is because from the camera you can't tell if the ship is the size of a boston whaler or an aircraft carrier. In person you see all of the relative sizes to yourself and can see what sizes are.

[@cecilwilson5442]

One freak wave and your in the water,, but didn't look like monster waves,, ferry crossing the Irish Sea gets it rougher at times,, but your enjoying it,, that's what life is about having moments with your mates,, from Northern Ireland greatly appreciated ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️👍👍

[@pedrocafaro5516]

the Drake Passage in the Southern Ocean is very hard to sail... but this is so amazing...

[@c5back9]

This doesn’t actually seem too bad. The ship looks to be doing fine from what I can see. When the ship slows to a crawl but the bow still stuffs wave after wave while the ship rolls constantly to maybe 40 degrees or so, then it’s starting to get pretty hairy.

[@daviddenham1511]

Never rolls that far….45 and it’s capsized!……stop exaggerating!…..ps this info from my best mate who’s a cruise ship captain

[@daviddenham1511]

This is rolling no more than 25

[@bellametallica]

They're all smiling and laughing meanwhile I would be having a damn heart attack.

[@dystopian_1]

because you are a pussy

[@shannonrab8329]

If i saw you having a heart attack i would be at your aid in "heart beat" and if i had to, which i would anyway perform CPR and mouth to mouth resuscitation, (i have my cert in first aid) ... And i would be a top bloke and keep you warm, so you wouldnt go into shock. Id be that guy 👍

[@sugarandspice2136]

Me too or sea sick

[@sugarandspice2136]

@@dystopian_1 or maybe you're just a narcissist.

[@TUIfly_simpilot]

I would have said nah nothing compared to what I've tried, 13 meter tall waves, on a ferry two times the size of that ship. It's just normal weather up there in Norway and Greenland. 🇳🇴🚢🤦🏻‍♂️

[@4133EWvianen]

Monster storm???? It must have been your first journey at sea!!!!

[@igigjdbs5157]

@arab man look at his thumbnail.this guy is clickbaiting ppl.

[@blewyd]

Look at your ass never been on a cruise trying to act smart because you'll never be. You're just jealous of him.

[@Mehmet-rw9bu]

@arab man You don't have to be a sea expert to understand that the situation cannot be that serious when laughing and joking crew members are on deck. So don't play the hero.

[@TUIfly_simpilot]

@arab man Well I know that that ship, named Fram is a very badass ship, it's built for that stuff in Norway and Greenland and up there, so shut up.

[@rohitkhairwar7841]

It's just rough sea. Not a storm. Wind speed reaching upto 30-40 knots. In a storm, wind speed go above 100 knots and crew or especially passengers aren't allowed to go out of accommodation. I'm a Navigating officer and been sailing for past 10 years so j know what I'm saying.

[@deanmohamed795]

Salute those those brave men who crossed the seas and survive!

[@Peorhum]

Not much of a storm if you ask me. That is typical weather in many parts of the world like the bay of Biscay. Some would not even call that a storm but a strong breeze.

[@beachbum9869]

Not sure what the shocking footage was but some beautiful footage nonetheless. I always loved it when I was underway. The ocean is such a beautiful place to be. Loved the years I spent with her.

[@calebniederhofer6529]

It is more then a strong breeze lol.

[@bjoernarberg]

This ship i MV Midnatsol, a norwegian coastal liner going between Bergen and Kirkenes. The weather you are seeing here has nothing to do with stormy weather, this is common wearher at the norwegian coast at wintertime.

[@1leech]

Shmurgen......

[@CWA61]

I appreciate the horizontal filming that makes it so clear, that I can feel my floor moving, lol. Congrats on the the outstanding job done here and thanks for sharing. But this won’t stop me from going back onto the ocean, lol

[@LocoCoyote]

do it in a sailboat next time...then we can talk

[@hughrobertwright]

I recognise that ship, MS Midnatsol that I went on to Antarctica last year!

[@percyyt7201]

I remember being in a ferry and going through this, the moving up and down was a nightmare and I wanted to get out of there as soon as possible I was scared as hell.

[@TUIfly_simpilot]

I remember when i tried something worse than that, with our ferry swinging 45 degrees.

[@adrianrsdal6714]

They who think that is a «monsterstorm» have not been in Norway

[@geishlichkeit]

I think so.

[@jakelencher817]

ehh not really a monster storm... until you are on my center console.

[@davecroft5197]

I remember a ferry crossing out to Shetland years back. I'm fairly used to sea crossings and have been out on deck many times in conditions like this. Im ex-navy too. But my fiancé at the time spend months worrying about how scary the crossing was going to be. We had bought some craft work stuff in Aberdeen for him to do while on holiday. Now once we'd left the Pentland Firth a storm brewed up and i was out of the cabin leaving him to do his craft stuff. I made friends with locals who did the journey many times. We all started to get worried and even the steward in the bar received a phone call to remove all the glassware and our whisky bottle had to be decanted into plastic cups. Captain put out regular messages to be alert and ready. Ships smashed about. I checked on my fiancé and he was asleep. The next morning the captain woke us up to get ready for breakfast before departing saying Breakfast was on him because of the storm we had experienced. My fiancé just said "what happened?"

[@davecroft5197]

BTW I always have fun like wit a storm at sea... in fact i only get sea sick in calm water!

[@keetahbrough]

lol

[@levanahyll5884]

I don’t know why I’m watching this when I know I’m terrified of deep turbulent water and like an idiot I booked a cruise for May 31st, 2021 😫

[@tonyawood2911]

Go. Enjoy yourself. You’ll be fine.

[@theanswerisinthebackofyourhead]

12 days to go till your nightmare starts levana

[@jayd7531]

How was the cruise?

[@boated915]

Watching all of these videos weirdly makes me want to go on a cruise

[@KSpides53]

Not me. This just cemented me NEVER EVER going on a cruise....NO WAY. .

[@jackallen83]

Same it’s definitely a fun adventure to never forget

[@NakedCryptoTrading]

When you see the captain in the lifeboat and waving at you, then you know your screwed!

[@markmilan8365]

Schettino?

[@Luredreier]

This was a ship belonging to Hurtigruta. They *know* how to deal with bad weather with most of their ships sailing at least parts of the time along the Norwegian coast also during the autumn and winter storms here where they *frequently* have to deal with *way* worse weather the this. They also specialize in polar cruising and expedition ships that often have double hull and other measures to ensure safety even in rougher weather the this. The ship designs themselves are also better suited for bad weather then the typically boxy designs you find in modern cruise lines.

[@user-kj7zk1nz3d]

Where was this

[@blackskyy669]

it looks beautiful out there glad everyone it’s safe

[@virgiliomendoza9120]

Wow! Some crazy words whoa

[@patriadomundo9271]

Having fun just like my 10 years old kid. It feels soo good!

[@McHeisenburger]

I miss being able to experience this. Been a while since I’ve been out at sea. Far too long.

[@TrollMeister_]

Cruise ships are running again.

[@freeagent8225]

Best way to travel is by ship.

[@gstmist9362]

That guy laughing would be me, you have to enjoy life as best you can. I would be right out there with them, what an experience! Yeah yeah yeah, dangerous and all but damn, looks like so much fun, I am 64 year old female and do nothing but sit on my arse and let the days quickly fly by. So, I'm happy to see others enjoying themselves and wish it were me.

[@_LostAndFound_]

I'm going on a cruise, hopefully, in January of 2022 and I have become weirdly obsessed with these wave videos

[@SailorM15]

Wish you the best of luck on your trip : )

[@bg147]

I am surprised anyone was allowed on the bow.

[@u4riahsc]

Darwin Award.

[@desirreehall9792]

I love my Caribbean cruises. for real!

[@williammoses6232]

no body gaureented you smooth seas and sunny skies on your cruise. you're at sea! you take what mother nature and the sea give you

[@rosierawlley543]

No wonder they are having so much fun. I one time experienced it at Cozumel Mexico, just before the ship was about to dock. This doesn't look like a cruise ship though.

[@dsoutherland1747]

Once I was on a cruise with waves like this. It was at night and raining slightly. No one was out on deck except my husband and me. I climbed to the highest point I could which was a water slide. I felt like lieutenant Dan in Forrest Gump! I loved it!

[@matthewcullen1298]

Nice 😀

[@kolbjrnskoglund2383]

Well, if this is defined as a monster storm I think you should have chosen a cruise in Caribbean. These ships travel the west coast of Norway all year and this seems to be quite a normal day at work for the crew:)

[@johnnymortensen7669]

Acdc

[@johnnymortensen7669]

Jailbæk

[@DrGariS]

Wow, LUCKY! Small ship and this is why you got to experience it! LOVE it! Wish I could take that ride! Awesome

[@stringandreed]

Monster Storm!! I don't think so. I've been in a few bad stormes in the navy and I can tell you some wind and big cat paws don't make a Monster Storm.

[@SoapinTrucker]

LOL That's right! If there isn't vomit all over the bulkheads, it ain't rough enough! #TinCanNavy :)

[@Big_Dip1]

That guy laughing and going "whooaaa" would totally be me...this would be so cool to experience

[@ninnienaverspjuth7415]

This look so fun! I wish i was on that boat.

[@TheLegendaryMariner]

A big salute to all Seafarers . I have also faced such situation at sea. indeed smooth seas never made skillful seafarers #The_Legendary_Mariner

[@debrabensinger1331]

The sea is so big and strong and can swallow you up and heartbeat

[@dannettepeters1507]

Well, I got this off my bucket list!!

[@Norwegian733]

Click bait. No "monster storm" - but more like normal weather in open seas.

[@leoking291]

Its rough sea not storm. The current looks strong.

[@suzannepatterson307]

Norwegian733 been on 6 cruises. Some rough some not. This is not normal weather

[@arlysveen7774]

Not normal weather on ANY CRUISE I’ve been on!

[@eelcovanhorik3482]

Monster click bait

[@1q2w3e4r5t6zism]

90 km/h windspeed is a storm.

[@alexeitsch647]

In case any of you were wondering: this ship is Midnatsol from Hurtigruten. She is now called "Maud" and still with Hurtigruten

[@jamesconway4821]

That's what the smaller cruise ships are really nice for you really feel like you're out at Sea and not a big gigantic skyscraper industry Mall

[@LeatherfacePapi]

So you got them scary waves, the wind and the ghost wind noises. Great

[@duereer]

Can somebody explain to me what's so "shocking" and dangerous about this footage?? This is most certainly not a monster storm! I think it's not even a storm but 6 or 7 Bft at the most.If you call this a dangerous monster storm you have absolutely no idea what you are talking about!

[@thebeez6469]

Henk Eerkes didn't you hear a glass break at one point in the video? SHOCKING! LOL

[@scottc4997]

From being on cruise ships if you think about how huge they are, those waves are massive. Far above 6-7 ft

[@KM-bu8ec]

Deep waters. That's what unnerves me.

[@sandygrogg1203]

Henk Eerkes I think you are a stupid show off., wanting to appear unimpressed...

[@Nebelrose]

@@sandygrogg1203 nah, its the damn over exaggerating title to get more clicks... its not a SHOCKING DANGEROUS MONSTER STORM!! but just some stormy weather with a little rougher seas... still a pretty bumpy ride and nice to watch, but kinda stupid to use such a dramatic clickbaiting title

[@martycherry8737]

I love that the advert tagged on to this is about booking a cruise holiday!

[@jroar123]

Great video. However, to me it’s just another day at the office. I work offshore on platforms, gravity based structures, and Floating Production Storage Offloading (FPSO). Sometimes we would need the extra space for crew, which required the rental of floating hotels or cruise ships. Believe me when I say that working cruise ships aren’t the same as actually taking a cruise. Basically it’s just a place to sleep next to another guy who you might even not know. The food is low grade and just edible. When the seas start acting up, it’s time to drop your tools and head for your cruise ship. They can’t risk you getting caught on a facility without a rack. It’s about safety and the number of people aboard (POB). So, if it’s time to go, it’s about weather. This video is tame compared to what I have seen. On the Nord Norge we crashed into 60+ ft. swells shaking the ship. Imagine eating lunch shooting up and back down 30 feet. You get use to it after awhile. When it’s really bad we head for a calm port. Unfortunately in port we can’t get off the ship. Working offshore sounds hard and it is. It also pays every well, which is why we tolerate the hardships.

[@sonic505050]

No one asked

[@SimonRML2456]

I wouldn't call it shocking, just magnificent 🙂

[@Paisly17]

There is no storm, just a big swell and some wind.

[@sunil1motwani109]

Sunil

[@DrDrehstromKurzclips]

Great Video! I can see you had lots of fun

[@wallacegeller2111]

My wife and I have been on 4 cruises but never encountered anything like this.

[@azaduniversity]

Is it safe to go on a cruise in October?

[@michaeltanner6850]

Hit a typhoon coming back WestPac in '85. On board the USS Tarawa LHA-1. For a flattop we still felt it.

[@elsebethlind1076]

I was in the merchant marine on Scandinavian ships. Trust Norwegian seamen they are the best.

[@tazdevel9831]

These guys are crazy...I love it!!!

[@grahambunton377]

I like the clip of the guy with hemorrhoids on the helicopter pad.

[@MikaelLevoniemi]

That's normal sea state in the north sea. If you get the chance, take a ferry from bergen to faroe islands to check it out yourself.

[@Lyvee93]

01:55 I thought I was about to hear the Jurassic Park song..

[@Lyvee93]

Johnny danger well thank you lol

[@AnnaHerrick]

They have to be Dutch sailors to love this! Yup I live in The Netherlands!

[@Jockinoz]

Can you imagine what it would be like if the ship didn’t have stabilisers.

[@khalidmurii]

🤤😵🤢 Yes I do

[@tjm2174]

I wouldnt want to bad of a storm, but thats why im watching these videos. It seems it could maybe create a nice cozy type of situation.

[@AntonypThomas]

Wowww. Really good video

[@32emppu]

I was waiting the whole time for that shocking footage. Looks like fun to me!

[@chanroobi7460]

Wow! What an adventure!

[@IVANHOECHAPUT]

It's not a monster storm. I've been on over 30 cruises and one cruise was on the Azure Seas where we encountered 120 knot winds and waves up to 80 feet. One went over the entire front of the ship. I was outside on the second to the uppermost deck and the water pinned me against one of the steel railings. I thought I was actually under water. My ribs were sore for a couple of weeks after that. I would pay good money to experience that night again!!!

[@billjohnson1560]

I spent ten years in the Merchant Marine traveling around the world and on smaller ships than this, and this is not Bad weather, believe me.

[@deenasmusicbox]

Now that was a pretty darn cool video 😳🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟.......😆

[@not_today_satan_7]

I wish we could listen to what the captain is saying while this is going on

[@dakotarumery3692]

Been a commercial fisherman in the north Atlantic for almost 6 years. This is an ideal day

[@danielcamarena1188]

2:25 Now that's adventure!

[@trudim6024]

3:43 Sounds like Wayne and Garth doing their extreme close ups 🤣🤣

[@WVa007]

No doubt trudi...thinking the same 🤣

[@GLSALW]

This is NOT a monster storm....just being at sea

[@davidortega357]

I remember going to Catalina island on a short 2 hour voyage coming back that afternoon.we had strong winds and 15 feet swells it was wild wet what a trip.

[@catherinejohnson8478]

Love these storms!! Nice to see folks laughing, just as I did!

[@BlowmeRoger]

change the title to mild waves,not scary

[@jimvanjoske7829]

Rockers From Hell I

[@helend222]

Anyone who heads out to sea and thinks it will be a calm lagoon is being unrealistic. We get strong wind on land and also at sea. Thank you for the video. Very informative.

[@XSquibX]

2:40 that's a great shot. Beautiful

[@LynxEng]

I was absolutely, well and truly underwhelmed and not in the least bit shocked

[@jadeblades]

i dont understand the people saying "oh you all would be crying on this" no! this would be so fun to do. it seems so fun and that beautiful view of the water and the mountains???

[@alicel3992]

Some ppl love roller coasters and the double ferris wheel, so this is exciting, maybe a good dose of adrenaline rush. But some of us don't care for that kind of thrill. It's not being chicken, just want to be safe. Personally I've had my thrills and now I'd rather sit back and enjoy watching others reactions. That's fun too😀

[@jadeblades]

@@alicel3992 It's perfectly fine to not like it, to each their own :) but what I'm saying is that I don't understand the people commenting on this video who are telling random people that they would be scared

[@thebestisyettocome4114]

She allows us all to travel the seas. Not the other way around!

[@marieblyden7512]

I am NEVER going on a cruise!

[@Supreme_legend]

I'm totally going on a cruise after this whole coronavirus pandemic is over

[@Bruh-vd1lv]

@@Supreme_legend well same here! I hope you enjoy! I’m going to symphony of the seas!

[@Acc0rd79]

Glad you had fun though this isn't that bad. Cruises lock you out from going on the outer decks when it gets bad, happened to me several times. Keep on cruising!

[@superboats2]

I have seen and been through much worse. As helmsman, I managed to keep two Navy ships from doing a real-life Poseidon Adventure.

[@EtzEchad]

What fun! I've sailed a 35' yacht in that kind of wind, but it was on Lake Superior and the waves were only 2 meters or so.

[@_LostAndFound_]

2:40 that shot is beautiful

[@jasonscott598]

Thats no storm but very rough seas. Especially for a cruise liner that has guests on it.

[@kd3209]

Sounds like the double rainbow guy

[@jojobaker1764]

I crossed the Atlantic in the winter..in a LST..US troop ship..with a hollow center for vehicle storage..I would stand on that deck all the way aft and look forward and watch the ship bend in the middle .after each extremely load boom.from hitting giant waves..while on this same crossing I watched waves break over the bow of the ship..this is nothing..

[@broitstyla3824]

I’ve been on 1️⃣ cruise now that I’ve seen this I think it’s gonna bee my last

[@fifthof1795]

Try going to the North Sea between Scotland and Norway in bad seas.You'll see beasts as big as anywhere.

[@Stringman1950]

Kept waiting for Man overboard.

[@mariamadalena7759]

EARTH, PLANET, WATER; OH! MY GOD, IS BEAUTIFUL!

[@_LostAndFound_]

Am I the only one who gets nervous when I see the camera go over the edge of something thank God I hope they don't drop that thing