Inside the Costa Concordia wreck. Including never before published images! Urbex August 2014

1.16 hour Gopro Video from inside the wreck
• 6 hours inside the wre...
For the five year anniversary of the Costa Concordia sinking I publish some never before seen pictures from inside the Costa Concordia wreck. All images shoot 2014 in Genova.
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[@morganb673]

could you imagine watching this video and being like “ oh shit theres my bag”

[@hollywoodpills]

HAAAAAAAAAHHH

[@joshuatheunkownuniverse.2475]

Hahahahah 😎 😂

[@cxudyyaxels6419]

Uhh ye id be like oh lemme go grab me phone from the costa concordia

[@douglas2510]

That would be something hard to watch. The terror these people experienced is something unimaginable.

[@cosmos6476]

Dan Ravioli “oh no it’s wet, I’ll just have to put it in rice now”

[@kathrynschaller8875]

As horrific as this is, I just want to say hats off to this photographer. It's tragically beautiful, the composition of these shots. I hope to be as good as you someday.

[@ClancyFella]

@Username bruh

[@ernststavroblofeld1961]

Amazing how clear the water is.

[@wendellbryant]

​@@ernststavroblofeld1961 follow along

[@1ROB82]

It’s unimaginable that the captain saved himself while thousands were still on that boat.

[@opo3628]

Seriously. *EVERY SINGLE LIFE* on that ship -- guest and crew alike -- was supposed to have come ahead of his own. He'll always be known as a monumental coward and a total disgrace to all seafarers.

[@bochapman1058]

@@opo3628 it’s completely disgusting he only got 15 years. That means he’ll be out in like 10 and he just has to never mention it and he can just live a normal life. He won’t be a captain but still. He should be served a life sentence for every soul lost.

[@THOMMGB]

@@bochapman1058 I suspect he'll change his name and live in obscurity for the rest of his life. That is until some reporter and camera crew tracks him down and he has to flee once more....

[@jorgevillavicencio427]

@Rob despicable. A worthless excuse of a man. I speak Italian and I heard the radio communication between the cost guard commander Gregorio Di Falco and Captain Schettino. He ordered him to get back on the ship immediately and he did so using very strong language. I mean, he ripped Schettino another asshole, including calling him a spineless coward and get the fuck back on board. He did not get back on the ship and was one of the first to arrive on land. A Giglio officer offered to get a dinghy to get back on board but he declined. He is currently serving a 16 year prison sentence.

[@MitchM240]

The video clip where the Italian coast guard yells at him is satisfying.

[@blackratfink1]

I worked for the company that built the engines of this ship and to see it in these condtion makes me very sad .

[@opticalraven1935]

I'm sorry to hear that. I know a lot of care went into building this ship and to see it like this is sad. She was a beauty.

[@roshanmanilal5315]

It's sad all the energy that went into building her was take away by "pool boy "who was the so called captain .

[@thomashockin4128]

I'm sorry to hear that. It's sad all the work, planning, and artistic talent that goes into these ships is gone in a thoughtless moment! I feel the heartache of you all!

[@Piankhi_the_Greater]

Man, I'm sorry.

[@LITTLE1994]

I understand. This massive ship takes so much to build, and one bad captain ruined it all...

[@lindarogers8335]

one guy is responsible for all the destruction you see. ONE PERSON. let that sink in.

[@805NAVE]

Linda Rogers Schettino...

[@aadonisk]

Linda Rogers pun intended?

[@doc.sk8erdie286]

Captain goes down with the ship, not one of the first mother******* off. And his excuse was he slipped an fell into a lifeboat??? What a liar and a coward. Chicken Of The Sea.

[@cerys8810]

Linda Rogers Same with the Sewol Ferry.

[@tygervoods8358]

Morgan Fisher coincidence?

[@LynneAnn51]

All the damage, loss of life, financial loss... just because Schettino had to "show off" with a horn salute cruising too close to the coastline & being a playboy. Irresponsible beyond words.

[@1LEgGOdt]

Lynne Ann Turney Zalenski No he's a *coward* that should be put on death row. And when they go to execute him his death should be a slow and painful death like those of the 32 people that he was responsible for as well as the death of that diver.

[@svetamakoveeva318]

I thought he was going off route to cut corners so that he could slow the ship down and eat his dinner in peace. I'm almost certain that was said in court but only through comments have I seen that he wanted to wave to a woman on the island.

[@lillyie]

schettino is stupid enough to say that he is not responsible for the deaths of the 32 people because it's not the shipwreck that killed them, it's the drowning, it's like saying a gunman should not be accused of the killings of it's victims because it's not the bullets that killed them, the bleeding did

[@mwelch7226]

Sveta Makoveeva c

[@sirwoody8854]

No he was having dinner and he got a phone call on what directions to make next and he miss said the coordinates or said the un clearly causing one on the vice captains to turn the boat in the wrong direction to and unmarked rock patch

[@tigtrager6923]

All this because one man wanted to toot his horn

[@sherriefitzgerald7331]

Toot a horn how dat happened what he do

[@thegalacticwolf6657]

Actually he was drunk on mojitos

[@shannonstewart4792]

Narcissism will kill us all. So selfish and sad of him.

[@shannonstewart4792]

@@sherriefitzgerald7331 lmao. Did you say toot a horn lol. Thanks for my first true laugh of the day.

[@pauloconnor2980]

As Peter Crenshaw, from the Three Investigators, would say:” I’ll buy a double helping of that”

[@Darryl6636]

Every man for himself said the cowardly captain as he escaped and saved his own ass

[@animegirl8033]

Defalco: don't worry I slapped his life out

[@animegirl8033]

Defalco: don't worry I slapped his life out

[@polinakrass2973]

Корабль не потонул полностью как Титаник так почему людей не подняли выше туже оттуда не забирали ведь берег был рядом думаю удравший капитан да икоманда под стать!

[@Dulcimertunes]

And refused to return

[@GunsNRoses1123]

He should have been on Estonia lol.

[@karile7]

So sad to see such a grand achievement reduced to scrap metal. It's haunting to look at a place created for pure pleasure in this condition.

[@forin9345]

9/11 What Ya Smokin? Lmao

[@Vap3king]

karile7 uhhh... it got repaired I think

[@ROOKTABULA]

It's sad to consider the amount of $$ squandered on a "pure pleasure" device for the rich when the money could have done SO much more for people who are more concerned with life and death and the necessities of life, no?

[@slyguythreeonetwonine3172]

ROOKTABULA: Oh fuck off with your anti-wealth bullshit. Considering that in most countries the wealthy pay more taxes in one year than the poor do in multiple lifetimes, I think they deserve a vacation every now and again. Especially since it's the poor that are such a drain on the economy versus the wealthy funding governments. You think the poor paid the most for the roads they use, the schools they destroy, the hospitals they abuse? No. They are doing it on someone else's dime, mainly the wealthy and middle class. I don't expect anyone to forfeit things they enjoy just because "the poor". If you can't shame the poor for their awful spending habits (TVs, Phones, Expensive care over saving, investing, or buying health insurance) then you can't shame the wealthy and middle class for enjoying the fruits of their labor either. Fucking Communist.

[@Vap3king]

Slyguy threeonetwonine wow putting down the poor people that's as low as it can get

[@Metalrails]

The difference between the sections that were underwater and the parts that weren't is very striking. The ship is so huge, there are some photos where it's hard to imagine that is part of a ship.

[@KOSMOS1701A]

and the undamaged parts are just like "is this even the same ship" doubly so when everything is bolted to the floor so it wasn't thrown around

[@rheinerftvideo2647]

After some research: Costa management officially never allowed to film inside the wreck in Genoa. They wanted the world to forget about the whole incident forever... So this really is the most courageous lost place video ever. My hat is off to you and thank you for not let us forget what happened, and the way officials don´t like to share information and visible proof about the facts. To my knowledge, Costa Concordia is now history. Finally wrecked and recycled in Summer 2017 without any trace anymore.

[@cydkriletich6538]

We’re you able to find out whatever became of the captain of this ship? The recording of the Italian Coast Guard giving him Hell and telling him to get back to the ship was riveting! Thank you for this information.

[@rcouch001]

@@cydkriletich6538 he was found guilty of manslaughter (among other charges) and sentenced to 16 years in prison back in 2015

[@JustMeB729]

If you forget that it happened. It will happen again. The lesson should be out there. Don't forget!!

[@perc30beats92]

It’s hard to think about that family that was found in the elevator because when the power went out when it was sinking they were trapped in it

[@ariana6006]

Shayla Yonce yea half the ship was submerged and they found bodies afterwards

[@Bomp..]

Thats a hoax

[@_byzzer3228]

Goldie the gold bear Oh? How so?

[@JC-uo5rj]

@@_byzzer3228 because if you searched for any article relating to a "family trapped in costa concordia elevator", you will find fuck all. And even if someone was trapped in the initial black out, there was over an hour for them to sound an alarm unreliant on generators, that were operating anyway...

[@TheKeeperMadz]

Let that be a lesson kids NEVER EVER USE A ELEVATOR BECAUSE YOU ARE TOO PANOCED AND LAZY TO USE STAIRS IT MIGHT JUST COST YOU YOUR LIFE.

[@hootinouts]

This is what happens when the captain is a narcissistic playboy.

[@Deevo037]

Something the US is soon going to find out.

[@katiaticritica347]

E.PLUMBUS UNUM...and there is a bitch available to have sex with him... You could be even a playboy, but if no one girl is available for you, you can't be a playboy. The captain is not the only guilty.

[@danielalvarado9019]

You are damn right! ;)

[@TheWuschelMUC]

Several people who knew Captain Schettino insist that he was at work in bed when the accident happened. Schettino was sentenced to 16 years, but is still free.

[@TheCalvin1902]

This is whats gonna happen to the U.S. under its narcissistic playboy regime.

[@jansobieski1698]

When man-made architecture, so vast and grand, millions of millions of dollars, goes to the ocean floor, the sight of the far aftermath is eerily beautiful. A depiction of how nature and man cannot always coexist.

[@mattheweurich33]

Never is forever except for the Earth and the sky... everything we build crumbles to the ground... Dust in the Wind.. Kansas..

[@yusuke9483]

Take in mind that the boat it self costed 1 billion to make, and 1 billion to get the boat away from the coast

[@Khloe_dancer_model]

Yusuke Octo right...getting a headache already.So much money wasted....because of ONE person...?

[@themaskedtalker2171]

Stupidity and cowardice is the downfall of most grand things built by man. This ship included.

[@p_filippouz]

We will hardly get an opportunity like this ever again. The ability to get crystal clear footage of a sunken ship this big and luxurious while it is beyond unique. Good photos man

[@KittensBubbleReading]

He was a coward as well. He abandoned his passengers in a time of need

[@tylerchristensen7434]

Very haunting images... always sad seeing Cruise Ships and Ocean Liners scrapped because they were once a place of such enjoyments. Rest in Piece Costa Concordia.

[@roshanmanilal5315]

Also Rip to people who lost their lives

[@beedoubleu547]

It's in one piece

[@HyenaBlank]

Not often you get to see the inside of a sunken cruise ship without all the water, and then the larger rooms with the divide between what was submerged are also quite stellar. Unfortunate that people lost their lives and possessions to bring such a sight

[@jackhughes1162]

4:12 it looks like the workout room wasn’t even touched

[@Tonyx.yt.]

POVdirtbike 17 not all ship was submerged, only 60%

[@davidleaper7937]

I think it would smell damp in the gym?

[@reddesertranch]

Never is during a cruise.

[@mrkrills8839]

There is a reason why the boat sank in a (I don’t know how to do bold text with iPhone) fat body of water

[@veightrwd8828]

Probably because it was mostly full of Americans lol

[@denisecreagh2039]

I am blown away by the fact that the ship was ruined after the press release showed off its grandeur. All of the marble, silk sheets, piano, stage light, luxurious lighting and carpet were destroyed in minutes looking like it had been in the water for years. All the dirt, sediment and debris looks so awful. And then there is the fact that people who were once alive and happy, had their lives taken in just minutes. There are people who will never heal from this tragedy.

[@romancorey6796]

All of the stuff is still in the cabins. Those survivors literally had nothing when they fled

[@MiniLemmy]

If they could afford a cruise like that, they can afford to replace whatever stuff they lost, besides, they would have recieved substantial compensation for that event from the cruise company It wasn’t like the Titanic, where people were relocating to another country and hence took all their most prized possessions with them...

[@theirishvolunteer6643]

@@MiniLemmy but maybe some personal things?

[@animegirl8033]

If my family was on that we would of had insurance and we would of got our valuables

[@carriejmichael9377]

Would HAVE !!!!!!

[@totallytalia]

@@theirishvolunteer6643 You wouldn’t normally bring anything very personal with you on a cruise/vacation, especially since most cruises are only a week long.

[@p_mishev]

2:10 the coffee cup on the table is standing like it never happened

[@martinmouncher9825]

@Pilip Mishev I noticed that however may have been placed there by a workman doing the salvage work after the ship was uprighted and towed back to port. ...Now where did I put my brew?

[@sonnor1444]

3:34 If you look at the 3rd level and to the right, you see the water damage, and to the left, where the water never got to from the ship laying on its side. Same at 3:41 but switched.

[@stankbagel1265]

He was just standing on the other side of the room.

[@LuckyLion1378]

R.I.P The beloved Costa Concordia. thoughts and praires to the 32 losses. 2006-2012

[@Maliahgamingrblx]

33*

[@Sunkist117]

Praries

[@e.alexander1869]

The gym looks like it would’ve been a nice place to chill during the sinking

[@misscontagiousairsoft445]

RivalsAirsoft3 I'm thinking more of an airsoft site 😍

[@actualbliss]

It flooded .-.

[@hobbesthecat4551]

Remember the swimming pools are still full on the Titanic.

[@stethacanthus7861]

They were built to last.

[@francesuhlir8416]

That's amazing!

[@FriskDreemurrOfBiggCityPort]

KATIE CHRISTIANSEN My Brother Told Me.

[@FriskDreemurrOfBiggCityPort]

HOBBES THE CAT My Little Brother Told Me.

[@hunterheather813]

There in the water

[@emmaehlinger9112]

I went on the ship so many times, my last time was in January 6 2012 a couple days before the accident ☹️

[@keithmartin1328]

It must be heartbreaking seeing what became of her

[@alidycepaisley3829]

It's astonishing what fixtures and furniture are still in place given the entire vessel was on its side. Would never have guessed this would be considering all the footage that exists of furniture tumbling across ships in storms. It's also astonishing that the wide open spaces such as the theatres remained intact and structurally sound with the ship in that position. I'd expect some sort of structural failure...

[@diddyfaplord]

That’s what I was wondering. How are all the treadmills still in place?

[@effooo2000]

wow it gives you an idea on how fast the titanic deteriorated

[@stevefranklin8052]

effooo2000 fast? She's been down there 105 years lol.

[@jamesmacdermaid836]

The titanic has been sitting in freezing waters for 100 years. Cold preserves things. Are you really that ignorant? They say due to extreme cold, canned goods not affected by pressures and still sealed would be frozen and still edible to a degree.

[@aliciacleeland2982]

The Titanic has been on the Atlantic floor for 100+ years! This one sunk 6 years ago! Big difference!

[@ghostofpolaris]

James MacDermaid They are saying that the ship will be fully disintegrated in about 20 years or so now apparently. Still sad

[@lamborgatti-4783]

effooo2000 and Nieva they sank in different waters with different temps and the ships aren’t both made out of iron,the titanic was made out of iron,and the costa Concordia was made out of steal

[@nonpartisangunowner4524]

Did anyone else see the staircase at 0:22 and immediately think of the Titanic?

[@carniedale9997]

Non Partisan Gun Owner 2:56

[@1940limited]

Yes. The "Grand Staircase."

[@itzlovely9730]

Non Partisan Gun Owner yes

[@cplcabs]

Non Partisan Gun Owner nope, because it was nothing like the Titanic’s

[@badcornflakes6374]

This ship is from our time. The Titanic is a relic

[@Simpsfan300]

It's incredible to see how quickly nature reclaims what is naturally hers. Humbling really.

[@alrivera-realtoratwalzelpr3018]

I can't even imagine all of the valuable and priceless possessions all of these travelers lost: photos, clothing, luggage etc. They had to leave it behind and save their lives.

[@isabel9394]

I’m on a cruise ship right now so this is just the perfect thing to watch (I’m on the Harmony of the Seas from Royal Caribbean)

[@BubbleGumzKorner]

HISTORY will remember the ship sank AND the coward captain abandoned ship.

[@animegirl8033]

Captain John Smith: not proud

[@puppywasgone9741]

The ship didn't sink-

[@guily6669]

That's very common here too, drunk people on cars. They hit something, run away and come the next day, 0% alcohol, only drink the good old hot milk :)

[@42luke93]

This is like when you look on copart to see the wrecked cars. Thanks for sharing. Tons of clear photos!

[@TheRudeX]

A year after the accident I was on the identical sister ship "Costa Serena". It is amazing to see the comparison between the same areas on the ship.

[@ecutechltd]

2:13 I see the cup of coffee survived intact!

[@Ulrich.Bierwisch]

This picture seems to be staged. Someone placed the bottles on the counter and the cup on the table to make it look more interesting. Kind of like a lost place where people left in a hurry in the middle of a party.

[@lorefreak94]

omg lol you are right although that may just be rust water in that mug

[@nakkistromberg3946]

Yup, see those cash register LCD screens on the floor, through rusted so water level's been up. So no way a coffee cup / bottles would survive upright on the tables. And the ceiling/speakers too, so this part has been submerged fully.

[@cantsolvesudokus]

question is why does a ship build in 2006 still equip cabins with CRT T.v's ?

[@jonathandankokielkowski]

haha good point :D i was asking myself the same thing

[@theawecabinet]

So they won't be stolen.

[@cplcabs]

To Italians that is up to date kit.

[@invitematerial7576]

cantsolvesudokus same maybe they didn’t update

[@zaqu33n88]

theawecabinet U could steal anything u want they have all your card info and name... They'll get u

[@MichelleL98]

Amazingly heartbreaking. One half of the ship is completely destroyed? The other looks like it needs a quick tidy up. Rip to those that died.

[@c.costanza1145]

Because 50% was submerged and 50% wasn’t.

[@jameslennon6680]

Jonathan, you are an artist. You brought so much emotion to everyone with your pictures. It brings tears to my eyes seeing such a beautiful vessel reduced to this. I can only imagine how the hundreds of crew would feel that made this magnificent ship their home for months at a time seeing these pictures. But with this tragic accident brought great change to the cruise industry in how all cruise ships were to be captained to stop this ever happening again.

[@DiegoAviation]

I was on the trip it did before the one where it crashed, I was 8. Chilling to see how it got wrecked..

[@normandofashione3767]

I was there during the raising of it. It was fascinating. LOVE the video

[@justanotherasian4395]

Even 7 years later this is still really sad

[@gilliancarmoodie9163]

Wow, this is simply astonishing. This beautifully defines the power of photography and its ability to record before time inevitably erases. Thank you for sharing, pure inspiration!

[@lysanderheath210]

2:11 That cup of tea at the bottom was very well balanced throughout the two years

[@FranktheDachshund]

Poor captain, he tripped and fell off the boat but fortunately he landed in a life boat.

[@shoni4215]

HAHAAHHAHAHH funny

[@LovesMike33]

Not Funny. And No I am Not A Karen. But I am seeing this as a joke. 😣

[@johnappleseed8839]

Put bars on all the exits and make the captain live the rest of his life in there.

[@addyandharry9798]

that's kinda mean I know he was a coward and did abandon ship but he is still a person.

[@YuffiesFadedParade]

@@addyandharry9798 he didn’t give a shit when he let 32 passengers die.

[@YuffiesFadedParade]

don’t tell me he is just a person when he has no regard for other people’s lives.

[@WeShallAttack]

@@addyandharry9798 Hitler was just a person.

[@Sunkist117]

@UC9OEUvReb78puFjyhtiRw1Q is this about hitler Are you trying to compare the atrocities that he did to one coward that should’ve stayed on the ship shut up This isn’t about hitler

[@TheCygnuxll]

From construction to deconstruction..and in between happiness and sorrow..time is short..choose wisely.

[@mathiasgeroudet1493]

Amazing job man! Beautiful pictures and the slideshow made flat by flat is perfect. Also, the last picture from further closes the slideshow really well. Music is magnificent too, anyway keep going this is awesome.

[@jonathandankokielkowski]

Thanks a lot Sazere

[@simonmorgan9122]

Good work 😁

[@samuelfacemire4758]

Delve Site I remember my grandma and grandpa take me here on a ride I was a speacle guest I got to go in the dock pit so much sadness I rushed when I. heard scraping I told the captain I said god have ur hands upon us

[@byrontaylor9235]

Yes its sad to see how poorly the captain and crew reacted and the fact that this accident was avoidable...respect and prayers to the 32 familys and great work on the vid

[@loriadams1588]

Delve Site very nice work, indeed. Thank you!!

[@orgaplusrechenzentrumwg8145]

Thanks for sharing

[@ftc22]

Thank you. Your work is fantastic. You really did the Costa Concordia proud. I enjoyed it .

[@minimuffin7399]

I still remember seeing it on the news. I've never been on the Costa Concordia, let alone a cruise ship, but this video made me cry

[@heinerweiss4923]

I can still remember the interior of the other three Costa Ships I went on, they look so similar

[@SPDATA1]

I feel so sad about them who was trapped inside...people in the elevators...I can't even imagine how terrible it would be. 😔

[@suehofkamp8594]

Thank you Jonathan for these powerful pictures.

[@Oakleaf700]

So eerie.... the muddy corridors. and the ghostly family in the picture in the cabin @ 0:54

[@CPlusKaraoke]

I bet it smells like mildew and old oysters in there

[@boataxe4605]

Not to mention all the rotten food on board!

[@jonathandankokielkowski]

yeah it was pretty intense... nothing like i have ever smelled before

[@josephastier7421]

It smelled even worse after it sank.

[@roshanmanilal5315]

@@boataxe4605 tons of rotting eggs and potatoes

[@cplcabs]

Like an old woman’s fanny?

[@MrKen-wy5dk]

It must have really stunk in there. I worked at Todd Shipyards in Galveston during my first two years of college back in 1968 when we were converting old WW2 tankers and Lykes Lines ships to the first container ships. I still remember the stench of those old vessels.

[@DigitalDiabloUK]

I'm kind of amazed at the condition of some of those areas above the water line ; for example the gym equipment, which, whilst looking tired, doesn't look like anything has really happened.

[@pogpogcasino]

*_it's amazing the lights still function_*

[@Def_7470]

A modern cruise, half sunken for two years 32 people perished. Look at the interior, worn down by water... R.I.P Costa Concordia 2006-2012

[@jonbill9703]

This looks eerily similar to cruise ships I’ve been on. I know it’s part of the carnival cruise line but it’s kinda weird seeing somewhere similar to where I’ve walked and slept that’s been underwater for that long.

[@user-qb1lq9xf1d]

Isles suck. LGR

[@colinklang]

She really was quite grand. A beautiful vessel. These images are hauntingly beautiful as mentioned previously.

[@bart7309]

The Costa Concordia is/was such a beautiful vessel. I truly feel sorry for all of the passengers that had to go through this. It must have been a frightening experience.... I've personally seen this beautiful ship on the inside and remember thinking it looked a bit garish or flashy. (typically Italian if you will) But seeing it now, like this. After what has happened... To all who had to endure the final moments on the cc. I hope you are doing well now.

[@bigdmac33]

Spectacular and haunting.

[@bengone3349]

I believe the shots are from an official person connected with the salvage for the purpose of documentation etc. Some shot were purposely staged, such as the wine bottles on the bar and a few other shots. I believe the scrapping of the ship is well under way, if not almost done.

[@PRR5406]

They had to be from an official or an insurer. Costa was very specific about limiting the public's viewing of the wreck. Nobody other than workers were allowed on board, and everything was to be destroyed.

[@nathankrupp6570]

Nope. It was a photographer who snuck in and took pictures.

[@uzmam2612]

Thank you for the great ambiance music

[@charliej4665]

It’s so sad to watch this 😞 I stayed on the costa Concordia 2 months before it sank

[@stankbagel1265]

I went on many conquest class ships and to see a ship so familiar sink is very dissapointing

[@yeahokaycoolcool]

Things like these are why I love shooting photography. I'm a bit jealous. 😁 I haven't been to many abandoned sites, much less a place of this magnitude.

[@AceRoane]

0:49 what my room looks like

[@levan_didebulidze]

Amazing footage 👍🏻

[@nicebigdog]

Glad to see the Costa Concordia sail again!

[@slim-oneslim8014]

You're a regular comedian.

[@shook9839]

its sad to see that a modern cruise ship capsized i feel bad for the people that were trapped inside, r.i.p to those who lost their lives due to a bad captain

[@simonpylant8232]

Completely blows to see such an awesome feat of achievement reduced to a moldy piece of scrap..RIP for the ones who didn't make it out.

[@WTG194]

Haunting music and imagery

[@tsunchoo]

This montage of photos and music at the beginning is a piece of work.

[@kevintennant7701]

Although I want to say rest in piece those that lost their lives, 32 souls not forgotten, but can we take a moment to say thank you to the ship builders who spent many years putting together a ship that did save thousands considering the damage to her hull. That ship is also a hero. Thank you to the film maker and photographer that put the ship into visual history for us to see. Sad ending to a beautiful ship.

[@abrahammayes1365]

I love going on cruise's - there is no better vacation than being on a cruise ship - an it so sad to see what happen to this beautiful ship- I am in tears just looking at this video - wow it just didnt deserve to end like that - being taking apart in an scrap yard with seemingly so much life left in it :'(

[@jaccurtis5789]

abraham mayes My thoughts exactly- just doesn't seem the end such a magnificent ship deserves

[@procksomaterman]

Who the fuck cares about the ship, what is sad is that people died.

[@MrChancebandit]

You are not in tears watching this. Lol your pretty lame

[@sheilaghbrosky]

For me, it was when they towed her back to Genoa. The once beautiful ship was so broken and damaged. It was heart breaking.

[@sheilaghbrosky]

@partyfants Hey pasty farts! Who gives a rat's rear end what you think.

[@sullybiker6520]

It's for weird that the cabins look exactly like you'd expect after being turned 90 degrees, but the cardio machines are all in neat little lines.

[@johnberlinski4949]

Breath taking! Sad! Such a beautiful ship.

[@Ja3dn]

I like how the Gym/Fitness room is still clean 4:01

[@thwb4661]

I think the belongings from those people whose cabins weren't affected by the water should be returned to its respective owners.

[@sstills951]

I think there were only two deaths as a result of the accident.

[@theenglishtanker94]

@@sstills951 33*

[@sstills951]

theenglishtanker Yeah I saw that on another video three minutes after I posted the comment. Boy was I wrong. 33 souls, what a damn shame.

[@theenglishtanker94]

S Stills indeed it is. But that’s what happens when you give an incompetent captain command of a vessel like the costa concordia

[@sstills951]

theenglishtanker does it make you wonder whether there are other incompetent captains still piloting our oceans?

[@m.d.m.c.150]

Beautiful Costa Concordia you gave us great memories RIP 💙💙💙

[@planetcheeseburger7304]

Amazing. Breath taking.

[@herbertberger8919]

Haunting stuff. Crazy

[@calvinchen4505]

3:47 yay, the piano is still fine somehow! No but seriously, they should make this into a museum or something of the sort.

[@Piankhi_the_Greater]

It was bolted down.

[@reivu]

I wish they did side by side comparison with pictures taken before, or with the footage from the sinking.

[@rantogaming792]

Bring tears to see this inside Concordia,i was working here 0n 2008,I remember all that place, 9 months every day I walk I run from back Ward to forWard,from 1 floor to another floor ,every place 😢 I can't believe this tragedy,,Rest in peace 😥

[@brianmooney9007]

Modern day titanic my ass , one was an amazing sequence of events that leads to hitting an ice berg, the other was a captain who drank too much and left the people to fend for themselves and die !!!

[@makaylawishon723]

BRIAN MOONEY in a way it is a modern day titanic, due to the arrogance and negligence of those running the ship destruction became of the magnificent ships. The workers of titanic were busy sending messages to shore for passengers and ignored another ships (known as The California) distress call saying there was an iceberg in the path, they cutoff communication with The California and less than 1 hour later they had collided with the iceberg, as well as this the captain decided to get sloppy drunk, ignore safety protocols and leave innocent people to die because he was being careless. Sounds pretty similar to me.

[@debbiethomas2622]

With the Titanic, Flair's were sent up but the passing ship thought it was for celebration and not all the crew were sending telegrams. Also, considering the navigational abilities of the times, human error in the form of watchman not seeing it till almost upon the iceberg compared to electronic devices being able to detect water depth and submerged items being over ridden might make this similar but I don't believe the Titanic's captain intent was anywhere near what this guy's was.

[@hugos5114]

@@makaylawishon723 titanic's captain never got drunk. And he didnt ignore any safety protocol either, because they were created specifically because titanic sank...

[@scalemodelsandfigurines5098]

@@makaylawishon723 ready a few books about the Titanic instead of watching shitty films and you realise you are talking complete shit

[@mrhyde7431]

@@makaylawishon723 yeah, Titanic was not mismanaged, white star lined wanted to make their deadline and arrive in fact early To NY also , the standard practice was to speed up through ice fields back then, the technology back then was also a challenge, relying on lookouts, but in terms of manning the ship, Titanic captain and many officers went down with the ship prioritizing women and children firsy

[@devoid24]

Give a thought to the divers who have to go underwater to retrieve those drowned and sometimes mangled bodies, now that's a difficult job, physically and emotionally, especially when some of the bodies have been trapped inside the ship for quite a long period of time. As you probably know, salt water is highly corrosive, and that's the reason why you don't tend to see bodies of people in old ship wrecks, only shoes, and maybe some clothing, they have basically been dissolved (what remains after ocean life feeds.. grizzly thought) by the salt water.

[@thelordofdarkness141]

Amazing pictures, I've seen quite a few documentaries of this recently and there seems to be a lot of passenger shot footage of the chaos but is there any footage in existence of the engine room flooding ?? The footage of them raising the ship up right is quite amazing as well

[@wilmajansenvvuuren841]

This is Sad and Haunting to look At!Beautifull Photography!

[@daniel-bc5sp]

Disaster aside... I can't get over how hideous the interiors of this ship are. It's like something from the 80's...

[@bgdrewsif]

I was thinking the EXACT same thing... if I had to use one word to describe the interior decor of this ship it would be "gawdy"... it is an appalling mish-mash os 80's/saved-by-the-bell, art deco, fantasy/harry potter, and a random motel 6 off of some highway in the midwestern USA... I've seen a lot of video from inside the ship before it was ruined and every room and public space is not classy or elegant, its just chintzy and tacky and gawdy...

[@daniel-bc5sp]

@@bgdrewsif Couldn't agree more.

[@daniel-bc5sp]

@@bgdrewsif It's also that hideous green color. Why was so much based around that color scheme. It's like they've tried to build emerald city from the wizard of oz for a cheap theater production.

[@LasVegas68]

Great pictures! Amazing how much damage to the side was submerged and the other side looks like she's ready for the next voyage. Was the captain ever punished for this horrific accident?

[@Muryohken]

16 year jail sentence.

[@haha-vm4rw]

I watched the sinking of it and in all of the rooms I'm like, *That room used to be so beautiful...* Just, wow.

[@andrewmwells9606]

So sad and distressing to see such a beautiful ship in such disarray!!

[@monikakowalewski5637]

Imagine this being the Titanic being raised if she was still in a one piece. The image of the outside promenade gave me that feeling. So sad, such a short life for a new ship and the lives lost just because the captain wanted to show off...

[@jamessteven711]

All that work to build it.....

[@zrulz]

And 1,000 times more work to tear it apart and dispose or recycle the materials.

[@Khloe_dancer_model]

A B C ouch,headache!!nononono....🤕

[@Misxtt]

And all that money 😔

[@mattwinn9607]

It would be really cool to see before and after pics of the ship. Very sad 😢

[@stewartnile6599]

Fantastic respect