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CRAZY THINGS ABOUT CRUISE SHIPS

Added on: 21st May 2016

 

 

MANY CRUISE SHIPS DON'T HAVE A 13TH DECK

Many cruise ships don't have a 13th deck

 

 

AN AVERAGE OF ABOUT 200 PASSENGERS DIE ON

CRUISE SHIPS ANNUALLY

An average of about 200 passengers die on cruise ships annually

 

 

FOLLOWING HURRICANE KATRINA, TULANE UNIVERSITY

IN NEW ORLEANS HOUSED STUDENTS IN A CRUISE

SHIP FOR THE DURATION OF THE SEMESTER

Following Hurricane Katrina, Tulane University in New Orleans housed students in a cruise ship for the duration of the semester

 

 

A 2004 STUDY BY NORTH WESTERN UNIVERSITY

FOUND THAT SPENDING YOUR RETIREMENT ON A

CRUISE SHIP COULD BE CHEAPER AND MORE

BENEFICIAL THAN LIVING IN A RETIREMENT HOME

A 2004 study by Northwestern University found that spending your retirement on a cruise ship could be cheaper and more beneficial than living in a retirement home

 

 

SALVADOR DALI WOULD TRAVEL WITH HIS PET

OCELOT, ONCE HE EVEN TOOK IT ABOARD A CRUISE SHIP!

Salvador Dali would travel with his pet ocelot, which is a wild cat. Once he even brought it aboard a cruise ship!

 

 

OASIS OF THE SEAS, THE WORLD'S LARGEST CRUISE

SHIP, PASSED UNDER THE GREAT BELT FIXED LINK

(A BRIDGE IN DENMARK) WITH ONLY 20 INCHES TO

SPARE. THE CAPTAIN OF THE OASIS OF THE SEAS

EVEN HAD TO SPEED UP IN ORDER TO LOWER THE

SHIP DOWN INTO THE WATER TO MAKE PASSAGE

POSSIBLE. THIS IS CALLED THE "SQUAT EFFECT"

Oasis of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship, passed under the Great Belt Fixed Link (a bridge in Denmark) with only 20 inches to spare

 

 

HALF OF ALL CRUISE LINE PASSENGERS BEGIN

THEIR JOURNEYS IN FLORIDA (MOSTLY IN MIAMI)

Half of all cruise line passengers begin their journeys in Florida (mostly in Miami)

 

 

THE OASIS OF THE SEAS USES AROUND 2400

GALLONS OF FUEL EVERY SINGLE HOUR

The Oasis of the Seas uses around 2400 gallons of fuel every single hour

 

 

IN FLORIDA, DISNEY CRUISE SHIPS SHARE THE SAME

PORT WITH BALLISTIC MISSILE SUBMARINES

In Florida, Disney cruise ships share the same port with ballistic missile submarines

 


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