Down dorset at the moment and we have 9 cruise ships docked just off the bay. Magnificent to view up close on a boat cruise we did. Almost as spectacular as the dolphins we had as company 
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Man, those look terrific. It’s amazing what we can build.
So cool! I've never seen a cruise ship in person, but the whole experience sounds exactly like why my wife and I love Vegas. The architecture/engineering masterpieces, shows, interesting people and gorging ourselves at the buffet.
We almost booked a cruise for this spring before all this Covid-19 stuff broke out since we have enough MyVegas loyalty points to go on several. We booked a Vegas vacation instead because our daughter has been begging to go for years since my wife and I go almost every year and we felt she was mature enough to go on her first vacation. Of course that didn't pan out, either.
We almost booked a cruise for this spring before all this Covid-19 stuff broke out since we have enough MyVegas loyalty points to go on several. We booked a Vegas vacation instead because our daughter has been begging to go for years since my wife and I go almost every year and we felt she was mature enough to go on her first vacation. Of course that didn't pan out, either.
many larger cruise ships can hold over 5000 passengers...
Retired Viking
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Hello and welcome the the forum, I have been to Vegas once, usually pass it by when I am in the area. Interesting city. 
Retired Viking
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Those are big ships, I have been on several battleships and aircraft carriers but those look pretty tall.
Like the Titanic...?
(Technically it help around 3,300. Never heard of a ship holding 5,000?)
Like the Titanic...?
(Technically it help around 3,300. Never heard of a ship holding 5,000?)
Look up Symphony Of The Seas, for example. Max capacity is 6,680 passengers and 2,200 crew. 8,880 souls on board. Supposed to make the Titanic look like a bath toy.
See, now what would happen if a ship like that sunk or was struck by something huge? If you are the captain, you literally have the lives of a decent sized town on your hands. That is a crazy amount of people. The ship itself would be huge/a maze and really hard to navigate.
I just cant fathom...
See, now what would happen if a ship like that sunk or was struck by something huge? If you are the captain, you literally have the lives of a decent sized town on your hands. That is a crazy amount of people. The ship itself would be huge/a maze and really hard to navigate.
I just cant fathom...
Good news is that we learned a lot from the Titanic.
Yes, most defiantly. We now have enough life boats for everyone, and maybe extra.
(I did the math, even if each life boat holds 20 people, you would need 444 life boats. That would take forever to unload, in case of an emergency)
Most defiantly. Are we learning in defiance?
Learning in defiance?
You said defiantly. LolLearning in defiance?
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