Titanic VS Modern Cruise Ships

The Titanic's only voyage ended in tragedy on April fifteenth, 1912. At the time of the disaster, it was the largest and most advanced ship ever constructed. Designed to carry more than 2,400 passengers and almost 900 crewmembers, the Titanic had certainly earned its name.
But with over a century of advancement, how are today’s cruise ships different from those of Titanic’s day? Sure, we all know they’re now required to carry more lifeboats, but that isn’t exactly what makes them the life of the party.
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TIMESTAMPS:
A ship that stole the Titanic's crown 1:14
The largest cruise ship in 2019 1:56
What's the difference between ocean liners... 2:29
... and cruise liners? 4:17
How was the Titanic built? 5:58
And how are built modern ships? 7:27
#ships #titanic #brightside
SUMMARY:
- The Titanic stretched 882 ft from bow to stern and had a beam, or width, of 92 ft. The ship’s nine decks rose to an impressive 175 ft.
- The SS Imperator would steal its crown a year later when it undertook his maiden voyage in 1913.
- As of 2019, the largest cruise ship in the world is the Symphony of the Seas, which is operated by Royal Caribbean.
- 1184 ft across and 215 ft wide, her eighteen decks are double the Titanic’s height and provide spacious accommodations for well over five thousand passengers.
- Think of it as the difference between a city bus and a tour bus. You board a cruise ship to have fun and an ocean liner when you need to get somewhere.
- First-class passengers would enjoy a saltwater pool, spa, gymnasium, and multiple restaurants decorated in the styles of French cafés and swanky New York hotels.
- Second-class rooms were smaller and not as glamorous, but luxuriously furnished.
- Third Class, also known as steerage, wasn't quite so luxurious, although the accommodations were still nicer than on many ships of the same era.
- Modern cruise ships don’t really have classes in the way as the Titanic or even modern airlines.
- Even the least expensive room on a cruise ship is still going to be about the level of a modest hotel room.
- In addition to TVs and in-room slides, there are many other amenities found on modern cruise ships that wouldn’t have been available in the early twentieth century.
- Shipbuilding had to come a long way before these immense mobile vacation spots became a reality.
- The Titanic was constructed in Belfast harbor on a special slipway built specifically to accommodate its unprecedented bulk.
- The hull of the Titanic was made up of thousands of these overlapping plates with the lower hull consisting of two layers.
- Titanic's primary safety feature was the sixteen watertight compartments making up the lower decks.
- Ships of today are still made from steel, but advancements in smelting and metallurgy have resulted in hulls stronger and less brittle than were possible a hundred years ago.
- Speaking of the engines, modern cruise ships run primarily on either diesel, natural gas, or some combination of the two.
- The most unusual aspect of modern cruise construction is that they're not built hull to funnel as a single construction.
- The largest cruise ships and oil tankers are assembled in just six locations worldwide, the most prolific being the Hyundai Heavy Industries shipyard in South Korea.
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At least Titanic doesn’t look like a floating bathtub

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Titanic's salt-water pool was so well-designed that it's still filled with salt water more than a century later!

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Isn’t ocean water salt water

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@@craftxeni that’s the point it’s still filled with salt water

[@aricelacuneo7758]

Titanic will always be in our hearts, and its beauty.

[@davenadeau8671]

@@KS-su6fb what I still don't understand from this is, why they waited 2 hours to start moving the lifeboats into the water? At the point were the ship was starting to elevate in the air and some lifeboats got destroyed falling from the titanic... or it was just to add drama (even tho I don't think we need to add any) to the movie and it didn't happen like this in the real life?

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Titanic is a luxury hotel

[@femolina1099]

@@thisisevennotyouhousrice5226 and symphony is a luxury city.

[@wezmarauder2754]

Aricela Cuneo Yes, there's always one is there? If it weren't for famous Hollywood movie you'd never know about it. And as soon as that movie is "too old" for the generation growing up now she will become forgotten. She already was by the 1950's but interest was spiked due to the famous novel "A Night to Remember" and the following Hollywood movie named the same.

[@mattbates5985]

Ok

[@stillkickin3919]

Well, Titanic still sounds bigger.

[@cringefest7841]

Cevorter Modern cruise ships are better built.....

[@dexieleighyan2625]

Of course, because TITAN.

[@i.heartcorndogs_]

Jeff Howard well.. kinda

[@handledav]

Cevorter if it didn't sink? And I don't see how titanic is any more luxurious.

[@lemting2264]

@Cevorter all that and sink lol

[@calebgaming9433]

The first class even got a saltwater pool. *looks like they all did in the end*

[@themillionairereview1469]

Underrated

[@jordangoldxx]

Do you mean die ?

[@readymarkgaming2004]

@@jordangoldxx Nah, they end up swimming to the real salt water (ocean)

[@danielbishop1863]

That pool wasn't heated, though.

[@UltimateTrekkie1]

Oh that’s terrible

[@ivancvik]

Not only Titanic ,but all Olympic class ship's are, was a pecie of art.

[@CHRIS_-uc8vv]

yes all of the three ships are art

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@@itzteslamodels9320 Queen Mary 2 is already to advanced to mention for them lol

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@@strippedassassin69ti78 Yes XD

[@analogidc1394]

Based only on looks, I prefer the the streamline appearance of the Titanic.

[@delaney2889]

Analog IDC same

[@KarlAOsorioWooHoo]

Same. Nothing compares to the beauty of the early 20th century.

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Analog IDC my brother aggres

[@markwilliam9143]

Im totally with you on that, Titanics appearence is still the best design to date.

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[@yousif_almashhadani]

Titanic: *crys* Climate change: Who hurt you? Titanic: The iceberg **sniff** Climate change: Gimmie a few years

[@rizadevayan]

I've seen the comment like this before, it was not funny anymore

[@the_gift_of_me8899]

More like give it a century

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@@the_gift_of_me8899 strongly agree

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[@deryabaygan-robinett1220]

"titanic was the 1st ship to have a pool" Olympic: am i a joke to you?

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yes

[@progaby8588]

Titanic:yes sister u are a joke to me

[@kyleenglot9184]

True Olympic was the first of the 3 sister ships. But Titanic had much improved features that would have made her a bit more preferable had she survived. They enclose half of the A deck promenade because passengers didn't like the Olympics fully exposed promenade. So they added a shelter deck to the A Deck promenade on Titanic. Titanic also got rid of the overly large and under used B deck promenade and instead extended the walls outward and made more luxurious 1st class staterooms. And included 2 ultra luxurious parlour suites on both sides of the ship with their own private promenade. Titanic also had the Cafe Parisien a long restaurant cafe that was designed to represent a French sidewalk cafe. Olympic didn't have this restaurant at first. It was added later on a couple years later and in a different location.

[@deryabaygan-robinett1220]

@@kyleenglot9184 I understand, but Olympic was the first

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SS Kaiserin Auguste Victoria: pass me a cocktail, would you?

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That's a story for another... What if

[@delia5737]

THANK YOU FOR SAYING THAT THE TITANIC ISN'T A CRUISE SHIP!!

[@Snake_gamernoobub]

It is

[@delia5737]

@@Snake_gamernoobub it is not, it's an ocean liner.

[@RI.........]

@@delia5737 what's the difference

[@delia5737]

@@RI......... an ocean liner takes people to a place to stay forever. cruise ships take people to a few different locations and they go back to the beginning location.

[@RI.........]

@@delia5737 thank you. I get it.

[@joerg677]

The Titanic was not 250 meters in length, it was 269 Meters. Even by todays standards a pretty long ship.

[@manhah_ame]

Titanac: cries Climate : who hurt you Titanac : ice berg Climate : relax I'll fix it

[@Exvizit]

Give it 3 years

[@dumimkhize4939]

After the Titanic, I'm never ever going on a ship ever.

[@UltimateTrekkie1]

I understand how you feel because that’s all I’d be thinking about, but I guarantee that you’d get a place on the lifeboat. They have to carry enough lifeboats for every soul on board by law, and also by law, they must have boat drills.

[@dumimkhize4939]

Thanks for making me feel more safe about it, but I'll stick to cars and planes for now, but maybe one day I'll finally get on a ship and thanks for understanding.

[@CHRIS_-uc8vv]

why because if they sink?? if it is then you should go in a ship but i perfer planes for transportation but cruise ships are kinda impossible to sink like costa concordia was the first ship to ever sink in this century and only 30 people died proably more than below 40 but you have a high chance to survive if it does sink

[@dumimkhize4939]

@@CHRIS_-uc8vv That doesn't make feel safer.

[@car_tar3882]

@@dumimkhize4939 there are also more safety protocols such as muster drills before departure and crew drills every week at least on dcl and also the titanic was in the middle of the ocean on a cruise you are usually near land

[@charlesyun7803]

Icebergs 2019: I need to step up my game.

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Charles Yun but but muh climate change

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That so good

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Climate change: not on my watch

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Charles Yun icebergs can’t think or speak

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Azipods: sike!

[@pamelahusky1179]

6:54 Got to love how the hole where the ice berg hit suddenly moves higher and above the water where it can't cause the ship to sink.

[@Ometecuhtli]

It's the Titanic's moustache.

[@bethcallow5930]

And the iceberg hit on the starboard side not port side

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I like the look of Titanic, even the inside i like it, it looked more stylish

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3019: boats become continents

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[@julieevenden6826]

How could it even fit in the Pacific???

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@@julieevenden6826 Um, the ocean is bigger then some continents :D

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@@k9pxthat actually true because water coveres 70%of the earth

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K9 lol the Ocean is bigger then all the continents combined , it makes up 70% of the earth. Simple math

[@AndyHappyGuy]

8:21 Oof you forgot to remove the pipe to the 4th smoke stack. (the titanic's last smoke stack was fake and was used for decoration and ventilation.)

[@brodyluebke8503]

Titanic fourth funnel would’ve still produced smoke. this is because it was connected to the kitchens and the fireplace in the first class smoking room. But the smoke produced should not be as prevalent as the 1st, 2nd and 3rd funnels.

[@AndyHappyGuy]

V E N T I L A T I O N including the ovens in the galley.

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In know 👸🏻

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[@titanicforever6537]

That's right

[@tomlee2790]

9089: Ships carry planets.

[@KylerLiam]

Bruh you got this idea from someone who said "2410: *Ships Carry cities* " didn't you?

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Imposible who knows if the earth is still going to be alive.

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10000: ships carring whole solar system

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Ship attempts to move Pluto. Pluto:do I feel a fly

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[@crsracing1313]

This just goes to show how truly advanced the White Star Line ships were... I’ve been on a couple cruises and like he said it’s for having fun. I feel like the titanic being an ocean liner and meant for transportation makes it WAY more luxurious as far as rooms, design, and layout on the inside. I mean comon, a grand staircase?! That one room looked better then the whole ship I was on... and one of them was through royal Caribbean. So some of the best ships today. If I had the chance to go in an ocean liner with those accommodations and class like the titanic had I would take that over a modern cruise any day.

[@spooky9030]

Agreed. Titanic was way more detailed inside it had that antique luxury wood designs.

[@Gabriel26963]

true, modern cruise ships are just big floating american mall's

[@tropics67]

So true everything today is geared towards profit and commercialism.

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[@totozviara]

Back when people had class

[@magikal_oz9872]

i actually was on the carnival dream on november 27 2019 in cozumel mexico and saw the symphony of the seas it was breath taking

[@sevenrats]

@Don J. The Oasis class ships have something for everyone.

[@ve2vfd]

I was on the Symphony a few weeks ago, and even though I've cruised over 30 ships from Royal Caribbean, Carnival, NCL, Celebrity, Costa and Holland America it was STILL breath taking!

[@swagnuts4373]

Don J. Nah dude carnival is objectively bad. So many problems with those ships. Norwegian and royal carribean are top tier cruise lines

[@teamtdm7417]

Legendary classical steam ship vs floating apartment buildings

[@adamd6648]

Earl Matt why don’t you design a cruise ship then

[@samanli-tw3id]

adamd664 make it steam powered!

[@jerrynguyen8083]

Yea, legend has it that classical steam ship is still at the bottom of the ocean

[@staggers8757]

adamd664 he/she is only saying that the old steam ships were better looking than those of today. And I agree. They looked legendary.

[@mikipav1064]

adamd664 The Queen Mary 2 proves that cruise ships can be huge and modern without being hideous. Stop defending bad design.

[@SadieP]

Also, many titanic rooms didn't have private bathrooms. Even many first class cabins didn't have a private bathrooms with a place to shower/bathe.

[@DmanYTofficial]

Well, all things considered... I still prefer the look of Titanic.

[@AndyHappyGuy]

fun fact: the ship that titanic overtook was her own sister, rms olympic. before that, olympic overtook the rms lusitania and rms mauretania.

[@keyman6689]

...which is still going on today with sister ships being slightly bigger.

[@kyleenglot9184]

Titanic and Olympic were the same length. But Titanic was slightly heavier than the Olympic due to added features that the Olympic didn't have, like the cafe Parisien, having half the A deck promenade enclosed. And some added amenities. Of course Titanic also had a 3rd sister ship the Britannic which was a bit bigger and definitely heavier due to having improved safety features to her overall design after what happened to Titanic.

[@MGZRJackass]

And yet the brittanic still sunk faster than the titantic after being torpedod in WWII after being commissioned to be a hospital ship. very first ship of the 3 the Olympic was the only 1 that survived out of the 3 ships after being in the war also and actually managed to sink a submarine. The Olympic went on to live out the rest of her life before being retired and dismantled in Fife Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 where I’m from 👍🏻

[@AndyHappyGuy]

Britannic was built after the Imperator. So by then, imperator (and Imperator’s sister ship, Vaterland.) had already taken over Britannic

[@prich0382]

@@MGZRJackass Do you know why the Britannic sank faster? Did you even bother find out? It's cus many of the port holes were open for ventilation, so when it was hit by a torpedo, a lot of extra holes for water to get in was there, nothing could save her umless all of them were closed....

[@praevidens]

*Imagine being on both, old and new.* *_-OH WAIT-_*

[@thanos4959]

Decep_tion even if you were 1 years old and survived, you would have already died of old age.

[@johnpetun1180]

Thanos what if you were 1 month

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@@thanos4959 the oldest living person I'd older than 107......

[@bradym.4258]

*is

[@Juggernaut-fg2up]

We’ve had cruise ships like this for many decades, it could have been possible

[@lovelikejesusfellowship8523]

Titanic may be smaller than today's ships But our heart is bigger for Titanic (I love Titanic) 😘😘

[@gianlucadinapoli7018]

If I had to choose to cross the Atlantic with an old fashioned steamer or a modern cruise ship I would always take the steamer. They were constructed to face the hardest storms, and I would feel quiet a lot safer on them. By the way : a damage under the waterline would still bring one of the modern swimming luxury-vessels in serious trouble. Remember the Costa Concordia. . .

[@chriskarsseboom2200]

No way you clearly haven’t been on symphony of the seas. It’s way way bigger than the Concordia and built way different. It was the captain that sunk that ship.

[@packerman7410]

Old ships are a lot less safe than the ones of today, you don’t hear of those sinking do you

[@wynandduplessis9166]

Can't really compare an ocean liner with a cruise ship.

[@jo3jo3.d]

Wynand Du Plessis or a ship from 1912...

[@xXValentineXx]

QE2 vs Titanic would be interssting

[@kyle07871323519]

Been on symphony a week after her launch She’s an amazing ship and so much to do

[@kawaiidori2764]

lucky ...

[@emanuelhrenka4899]

6:13 *NICE*

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Oh can you tell me, can you tell me what this comment used to say !!?

[@ummhaha..333]

Nope i have been on a ship

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Umm Maha Does it feel good ?

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@Pancake Man2 Minecraftyes it does

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Ankush Kumar I have not been in a ship

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I have never of all 17 years

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People: I need you I need you right now! Time traveler: bye bye

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[@HR-wd6cw]

One major change they've made (and I think it was mentioned in another video) is the double-hull that is n ow used on most ships, along with watertight bulkheads, so even if the outer hull is damaged, the inner hull and water tight bulkheads can keep water from spreading and also gives the ship more rigidity.

[@IhaveQuit124]

Titanic didn’t have a double hull.

[@goldfing5898]

@@IhaveQuit124 Titanic had a double bottom (as is also told in the video), but the side walls were not double. This was changed for the sister ships Olympic and Britannic as a consequence of the Titanic disaster.

[@snapascrew]

I used to dock in Long Beach every Monday and Friday on the carnival inspiration... seeing the Queen Mary their every time was super cool. Looks like the titanic!!!

[@rechnara3119]

6019: Ships start to carry mountains

[@rudra6259]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@zulfiquarali3967]

There is no way how because our mountains are heavier then basicly really heavy

[@rechnara3119]

@@zulfiquarali3967 what I mean is 6019 maybe the ship will become stronger than the mountains

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A literal floating island would be nice.

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Meow

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[@angel_queen7162]

Titanic is always in our heart n i still remember how did that sink the owner says the ship is to fast bc they dont want to be late but the time theres a big iceburg they did notice that time n i'm crying when i'm remembering i always watch that

[@flossietube2065]

I was on the Oasis of the Seas back in November 2014. I think it was the 2nd largest ship at the time. It was like living in a city on the sea. I highly recommend it!!!

[@raquesjayquonjohntaviousii8246]

I was in Allure at the same time! Which was the biggest.

[@mukunddhar6657]

The Oasis was my first time ever on a cruise ship.

[@rprobby]

I was on the symphony of the seas when this video was made 😂

[@ayamisdelicious3600]

Hahaha😂🤓

[@haechiwr]

Now we need someone to go down to titanic wreck and watch this video

[@epicnoob8777]

xd

[@kangana2611]

Me too ya really

[@LITTLE1994]

Ironic. What was that monster like?

[@Exvizit]

RMS Titanic: I’m going to be the biggest ship of all time. Iceberg: not on my watch. SS Imperator: you sure about that titanic Olympic: I coming to help you sister (Olympic doesn’t make it) (100 years later) Symphony of the seas: so what was that ship that said it was going to be the biggest ship of all time?

[@foxskaminer]

Lol xD

[@lzh4950]

1 thing that caught my attention is that the Titanic has the majority of its decks *in* the hull while modern cruise ships have them *above* the hull

[@kyleenglot9184]

True. But I think it more so has to do with the purpose of an ocean liner vs a cruise ship. Titanic only had 3 decks including the upper boat deck known as the superstructure. (The sections of the ship painted in white). These ships traversed really rough seas at times, and if they had tall superstructures like the modern cruise ships of today they would be very top heavy and would have a risk of rolling over. The only exception is Cunard's QM2... It had a much taller superstructure compared to the rest of the hull. But I guess there's more technology put into it to keep it stable while in rough sea conditions.

[@chickenbokernot2598]

@@kyleenglot9184 for modern cruise ships, the stabilizers will make it pretty much impossible to capsize

[@DiosesnumeroUNO]

Your voice sounds like Casey Kasem from the 10 top Countdown... Sounds good and Nice video by the way! 👍🏼🌝

[@cryptohunt2552]

Went on a cruise on the Oasis of the Seas. Best cruise ever.

[@sevenrats]

I went on the Harmony. Those Oasis class ships are FANTASTIC!

[@kiwikiwi2483]

sevenrats Went on Symphony of the Seas back in September. Arguably the best cruise ship I've ever been on.

[@kaydenchan7093]

THANKS GOD these guys are not haters

[@praveenneevarp4822]

@@kaydenchan7093 I bet these haters never been on any ship.

[@oscargurdian9389]

went on harmony. absolutely beautiful and incredible ship. wonderland is the best restaurant i've ever been to

[@bardstables8909]

I was on the maiden voyage on the "Explorer of the Seas", at that time she was the largest vessel afloat. The ships band played the theme song from titanic in the main dining room every night at the start of dinner.

[@RB-wu1xj]

Well once the Marti Graw (carnival cruise) is built, it'll be the biggest.

[@ZS-xi4xk]

actually no this is still bigger, weighs more and its longer as well

[@gooper128]

Great video, I have been on 4 cruise ships this year and loved every one of them

[@yariediaz]

I just got off the symphony of the seas and that ship is huge asf

[@williambeattie8088]

yarieliz that’s why it’s the largest cruise ship in the world

[@JH-zw6sr]

I went on it this January and really couldn’t find my way around the place. It was MASSIVE.

[@testcalibre2507]

How much it cost?

[@SonalShekharBhoi]

Jhooth bol ri se...

[@jakebu293]

I went on independence of the seas

[@markellemartinez5275]

I’m grateful that I get to witness just how massive these cruise ships are everyday. I thought the Titanic was big (it was in it’s time) until I seen one of these and realized the Titanic was actually small almost the size of a cargo ship

[@talkswithDrshah]

This comment section is so obsessed with how titanic will always be remembered and modern day ships won't be, well titanic is 1000 feet deep at the oceans bed that can be one reason my g's

[@adamplitko2101]

FYI the 4th funnel at the rear of the Titanic was only for cabin ventilation, not used for the boilers exhaust.

[@kdawntvchannel9798]

Correct!

[@-007-2]

8:17

[@parthibdas9718]

Here we go again, Bright Side's Obsession with Titanic Continues 😂...

[@danielfortier2629]

They can't be too obsessed if they get a lot of facts wrong!

[@i.heartcorndogs_]

Parthib Das lol

[@parthibdas9718]

The Videos are very informative...but any guess how many revolving the same THING!?🙄

[@rjmj7725]

They must be thinking of kate winslet ... i do !!!! 😁😂😃😈😈

[@AndyHappyGuy]

some of their titanic videos get everything wrong. their most popular titanic video was based on a fake biography of a journalist. (basically everything in that video was wrong, the journalist never boarded the titanic and the journalist's friend did not even exist.)

[@fbi4177]

Someone’s actually building a titanic 2 it will take the same amount of passengers, the same route and the same time

[@f9oeks965]

It won't happen

[@fbi4177]

F9o Eks it actually is go to google and type in “Clive Palmer” titanic 2

[@areyoujelton]

FBI it’s not being built yet.

[@Steven-Etchart]

It says in 2 years time/2022 it will set sail on its maiden voyage.

[@cherryhill9055]

We just need to wait until 2022 :)

[@aswler]

So interesting, clear and even funny - frogs. Great job!

[@DaveSomething]

I think I'll still skip vacationing on a (hopefully) floating septic tank...

[@theauthorofpain5241]

2050: we will have a nation on top of ships.

[@omgkeuri734]

Speaking of Classes division on the ships. In the Philippines, I remember as a child traveling with my family for more than 24 hours in 1990s, the economy class (cheapest ticket) have several double deck beds situated on an area of the ship were the sides are open to the sea(but with railings) and when it rains they put a tarp on the side of the ship so that the people will not get wet. At present, economy class double deck beds are now found inside large airconditioned areas on the ship.

[@LITTLE1994]

Comparing an ocean liner well over 100 years old against a current cruise ship is unfair. But I still want to ride the legendary old ship, though.

[@Skeezik1998]

Very interesting. I don't know why, but I've always been fascinated by the Titanic. I guess I'm interested in many of the expeditions taken place to see the ship in it's underwater graveyard. But it's pretty cool to learn about the new technologies that go into shipbuilding today.

[@peterfile2185]

Today's ships will never be as beautiful and majestic as 1910 ocean liners.... NEVER!!!

[@RagavJanardhan]

QM2: Your forget about me?

[@raquesjayquonjohntaviousii8246]

Idk man, 18 decks is saying something to a small ship that was nicknamed the “Titan”.

[@brooke8861]

they do be safer doe..

[@plopidrahtis7023]

liners were the real passenger ships. cruise ship is a hotel on a boat.

[@peterjoseph-limitlesslifes4606]

Nice video! I’m not sure, but I think the second ship you mentioned is pronounced Imp-per-AH-tor - accent on third syllable. Not a big deal...lol. Enjoyed the video very much. 😄 Looking forward to more!

[@baseball_4life60]

THE TITANIC IS MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE SHIP.

[@jeroenjansen2709]

The Costa Concordia was also ripped open. The long gash affected enough compartments to make the ship sink. So much for progress.

[@Ometecuhtli]

A couple inches of steel against a massive, sharp rock. I may have an idea of which would win ...

[@starrbabbby]

The most amazing thing about the whole thing is no matter what size they are.. they are just a grain of sand in our enormous Oceans on Earth 🌏

[@Ometecuhtli]

Big polluting grains of salt.

[@temrinet5421]

@@Ometecuhtli they don't pollute

[@chickenbokernot2598]

@@temrinet5421 yes they do???????

[@lordkent8143]

To those who want a feel of how big the Titanic was, you should visit the Queen Mary in Long Beach California. A sightly bigger size ship of that era.

[@sarahkoehne]

did he just say “nineteen hundred and twelve”

[@maskedmarvel]

so? that's the formal way to say the year

[@PieterPatrick]

Yep, it is the right way to say it. I would say the same in my own language. (Negentienhonderd en twaalf)

[@SapphireAbbott1987]

yes

[@aaronf4201]

Would you not say that?

[@Def_7470]

Ninteen hundred and twelve is like how you say two thousand and twenty

[@TommyFamous]

getting into a relationship may seem like a good idea but so was getting on the titanic ship and look how that went

[@General_Eisenhower1945]

It went swimmingly

[@trashcantacos]

My relationship sunk just like the Titanic...

[@JustADioWhosAHeroForFun]

Bigger Iceberg: "It's showtime" Global Warming: _"I'm gonna stop you right there"_

[@MrWick-oe5ij]

Global warming : I'm gonna end this berg's whole career

[@MurderPrime_Editz]

Symphony of the Seas is maybe the largest cruise ship in the world but her sister Harmony of the Seas is the longest measuring 362 meters

[@kaycee5582]

I like watching your videos. Thanks 👍

[@74beeper97]

I was just on a 7 day cruise on the Symphony Of The Seas last week.... It was amazing

[@denniss3980]

One thing the Titanic has over today’s ships is it staid upright until the end, modern ships rollover

[@skycloud4802]

I thought it snapped in half though?

[@oscargurdian9389]

but it didnt. titanic had a big tilt to the side while sinking

[@danielbishop1863]

Actually, Titanic was already listing a little *before* she sank, due to a coal fire that required a bunch of coal to be removed from her starboard side.

[@haechiwr]

@@skycloud4802 it's wood

[@moon-cf2vw]

Music [WR] the deck is wood, not the hull

[@raptorjesus7563]

Titanic actually looked like a boat, now boats are just oversized shoe boxes

[@Normandie17]

This is a great video, I like to listen to not a few times while I'm building the Titanic in Minecraft on my channel. Might have to build a cruise ship sometime.

[@LakeNipissing]

For those who would like to experience the closest thing to the Titanic still in existence, the RMS Queen Mary which is permanently docked in Long Beach, California was built between 1931 and 1936, and has sleek hull design, which was capable of close to 40 MPH full speed. The Queen Mary is about 300 feet longer than the Titanic, and features original Art Deco cabins for the hotel, and grand public rooms. Instead of coal, the Queen Mary burned bunker C oil to fire 24 boilers used to power the four steam turbines driven propellers. I have uploaded several videos showing different areas inside the Queen Mary.

[@potato1907]

isn't the closest thing to the Titanic, the S.S Nomadic?

[@Gabriel26963]

@@potato1907 the nomadic wasnt a transatlantic ship...

[@Gabriel26963]

well dont know how close, since the ship has been defaced by the owners over the years, so many modifications done to it...its sad

[@mdmeraj3113]

I love ❤️this channel

[@trinamvula1030]

Yeah he's videos I finally early

[@HorrorMonster4406]

Symphony of the Seas: Who are you? RMS Titanic: I'm a ship of your class, but over 100 years older.

[@UltimateTrekkie1]

Depends on what you mean by class. They’re both ships, but like they said in the video, their purposes were quite different.

[@mariebcfhs9491]

fun fact: most cruise ship hulls are still weaker than ocean liners, because they don't need to cross oceans at blistering speeds like ocean liners did

[@menardsoliven2178]

Titanic was still ahead of its time.

[@Chill-pxll]

Menard Soliven he said that

[@AndyHappyGuy]

kinda... at least not TOO ahead until no one knows how to operate it.

[@adamd6648]

Not really

[@leDespicable]

Not really...she was pretty much the only big ocean liner at the time that didn't have a two-storey dining saloon.

[@amayurubashaka3608]

It even went deeper into the sea than people could find for a LONG time. It was definitely way ahead of it's time.

[@thomasconrow5980]

The slipway where the Titanic was constructed was a twin. One of it's sister ships, the Olympic, was constructed at the same time.

[@remixchild]

The Olympic was in 1911

[@cherryhill9055]

@@remixchild Olympic was build in 1908 she was launched in October 1910 (she wasn't complete at that time) at the time of its completion in 1911. The Titanic was build a year after Olympic on march 11 1909 she was launched may 31 1911 and completed in April 2 1912.

[@justina249]

Titanic was delayed because of damage to Olympic they had to rob parts from Titanic to fix Olympic

[@Ometecuhtli]

@@justina249 Right, they robbed the iceberg early warning system.

[@UltimateTrekkie1]

True, but Olympic was started quite a bit beforehand. They used one of those slips for the Britannic later, too.

[@elvindelacrur2160]

Great information videos.

[@kingcobra2608]

There was on fire on the starboard side of the ship days before it set sailed. This is where the iceberg hit and also why it was so easy for it to rip through the hull

[@elizabethhamilton7779]

I still love the titanic

[@ryanyu8054]

How the America’s were formed:LOOK, A SHIP JUST SPLIT THE AMERICAS

[@evanhce135]

I’ve been on Symphony of the Seas, and ITS AWESOME!!!!! It is so huge, it has a freaking park in the middle of it! Cruising has truly become INCREDIBLE!

[@raquesjayquonjohntaviousii8246]

And the HUGE boardwalk!

[@boinkus9784]

The part of oasis class ships I most look forward to is the ultimate abyss.

[@Darek225Army]

I would like to point out that "cruise ships" were not a thing until the late 1970's. Ocean liners were used before then and they were built very differently than modern ships.

[@danielbishop1863]

Purpose-built cruise ships have been around since 1900 (Prinzessin Victoria Luise), though ocean liners remained the dominant form of passenger ship until commercial transatlantic airline service became a thing.

[@Darek225Army]

@@danielbishop1863 still they were not popular and we're still built in the hulls of ocean liners

[@sunnybains1029]

Tbh I love the style of the titanic much more

[@bennyboss9998]

I’m getting of a cruise as I’m watching this video

[@ace34924]

It takes 5 forces of nature for the titanic to sink over these floating aluminum. Titanic is indeed a state of art

[@oliversherman2414]

I love your channel

[@shaukahodan2373]

Titanic is always going to rule my 💓

[@rextrek]

I prefer the smaller ships ...the Newest kind seem too Top heavy.....Ive been on a cruise Once thus far - was Amazing fun..met so many people....

[@medaspapas497]

Would you recommend? I never wanted to go because I went to Hawaii once and since it's an island there honestly wasn't too much to do. A cruise ship is pretty much a small island.

[@artsiplayz7453]

aah i wish the cruise ships (car ferries but still cruise ships) in the baltic sea had such hotel rooms, they have 4 bunk beds and a bathroom. but theyre still pretty comfy

[@Agamer_YTT]

This is awesome 🤩