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Amazing to see the Engine and boiler Plant is open now I'm a Naval veteran who also operated and worked in the steam plant. So cool They do a great job of explaining

Trwust bro that 1996 film ant no hidden gem

Fun Fact! 2012 titanic was actually made for the 100th anniversiry for Titanic

Cameron’s movie is so special to me because of the way it looks, they nailed some indescribable subconscious thing that just makes you feel like you are there. It straight up looks real. The glow of the sun is literally real. While the 2012 miniseries looks like a BBC television production with modern actors. It has a meta aesthetic to it, it looks like a period piece and not something real. I look at it and see actors on a set. I look at Cameron’s film and I feel the wind and the temperature and the sounds. It’s just simply vivid.

That is a very good tour guide 👍.

That is so different. I guess it makes sense that they would sell needles back in the day. More people probably sewed. The spider webs are really cool.

Very well said. I love when you said you envied the high trouser pants in need of a seamstress. So good. Very creative.

Saying the SS United States is the ugliest ship in the world is fighting words for me 😂😂

I travelled with my family on the SS United States several years later.

where is she now? The mariners Museum in Hampton VA used to have her engineering drawings on display.

Ill de france was used in the 1960 film the last voyage, film didnt doo well but it did at least preserve the ship

I will not take Benjamin slander! He isn’t creepy he’s Garrett’s demon son 😂. Kidding kidding , but I found this video on Reddit and it’s expertly edited! Love it! The only thing that breaks my heart is poor Morgan getting dropped by Garrett and Andrew because when I watch this back, if I was 20 I would also misread this as garret being *my* friend and not my older brothers friend

Awww I wanna sail on the Carnival Firenze. You know Firenze is the original name for Florence in Italy? I know because I'm ITALIAN lol

I cycle a lot, so I don't have a lot of opportunity to dress up. Or much of a point. But I'm really Italian. So I should try dressing more Italian more often. Just not like a mobster. lol

Didn't know there was so much cool and interesting history you could get out of just baggage tags. They are really bespoke when you think about it. Like, you wouldn't see anything like it today. I see why you like collecting them.

hope the ship can find a new home, she is being expelled in September from her dock

We had Tim the tour guide for the regular tour. Awesome guide

Wow! I never put a whole lot of thought into things like drinking glasses. But woah. Now I need to pay more attention to things like this because you never know what you're going to find!!

I wish I did a video on the ss United States for the 4th

Those cups and saucers from the “SS United States” are fabulous!! And I love that you use them. Good for you. Looking forward to seeing more of your collection.

Awww, now I want to sail on the SS United States. I didn't even know this ship existed. Will have to sail on it together bud lol happy 4th

This supercruise liner is an absolute nest of ghosts, all trying to check-in to the room B340!

your videos are SO GOOD i have no idea how you only have 700 subs and how this only has 13k views and some of your others have only a few hundred these are perfect

He's modeling all that on the aft of the Queen Mary in Long Beach.

2nd Class Titanic passengers: I want to be represented in a feature length film about us James Cameron: Most I can do is a priest and the violin quartet

I rather like the 1953 Titanic. Same amount of sappy romance as 1997, but at half the length. And I started weeping over Mr and Mrs Strauss. Walter Lord has an acknowledgment in his book for a researcher at 20th Century-Fox.

Hey Matthew, if you’re interested in original plans to these ships, PM me and I can scan them .tween deck debuted on Song of America. And is on Costa Victoria and NCL Sky & Sun

You know things are going well when you obtain VIP status! Great video, Matt!

What a great tour guide! Very knowledgeable, and handled guests' questions well.

That’s a very different funnel look for a Carnival ship. Wishing the Carnival “Firenze” many years of safe voyages.

Can anyone help me find these old cruise shipmodel's

Double TT... Love the video. You need a lapel mike or hand held. Cant wait for the next one Mike the Mechanic

definitely a nice ship! ocean liner fans may actually like her. also that Italian pronunciation was very good (as someone who knows a bit of Italian). still strange to see a carnival ship with a costa funnel. also, how were you invited? that's so cool.

❤ I like them. I was on Fascination in 2003

No one knows how to class up a ghost hunting expedition like Shane Dawson.

I’ve been fascinated with Carnival’s acquisition of Costa’s ships and marketing them to the American market as an exotic Italian adventure since day one!

I wonder if the ghost or the eviscerated second class swimming pool still haunts the bowels of Queen Mary?

This is a amazing video what????? only 11k views and 700 subs this is beautifully done and i love your oceanliner lover humor im def going to sub this is great !

My first cruise was on the Sovereign in 2006. Sad they scrapped it

Norwegian Sun (and possibly the Sky) had an odd deck like 6 on this class.

Ok love everything about this ❤ How come you didn’t mention the super secret Penthouse suites on the Fantasy-Inspiration on the veranda deck?

Great video, I cannot believe I just discovered this channel! These videos and the paranormal narrative have been a thorn on the ship's side for years!

Fantastic ceremony, thanks for uploading the full version. So cool you got to be there in person. Congrats to Jonathan Bennett!

Great video! My favourite has always been Cameron’s version, but I’ve also watched the 1996 film multiple times. I recently watched A Night To Remember for the first time though, and thought it felt almost like seeing a history book played out in film form since it’s so focused on portraying the facts, while Cameron’s film is better at capturing the feeling and emotional experience of being on the ship, in my opinion, mostly thanks to the story and music. I actually think focusing on the two (fictional) characters was a good decision and made the film at least more impactful than ANTR for me, thus better conveying the tradgedy of the disaster. But I get why someone would prefer the older film as well, it’s just about what kind of style you like. Now I’m also a little curious of what you’d think about the Titanic video games, like the Hidden Mysteries ones. I kinda like their stories and find them at least quite interesting.

My man, how do you jot have more subscribers... You have a great channel!!!

Very excited to come to the Queen Mary next week . However Ive emailed and called and messaged and got no response. I am a medium and run a paranormal tiktok channel . im traveling from nebraska to visit. was hoping to explore a bit but no one answers the phone or email etc.

Your video was an absolute delight! From start to finish, I was completely captivated. Your talent for compiling such engaging content is truly remarkable. I wholeheartedly believe that you deserve far more subscribers, and your content easily stands shoulder to shoulder with the big names on CZcams.

I cruised on celebration as a kid in like 2005 or something and it was a bit run down even then. I've gotten super into watching cruise ship reviews on CZcams and to be honest i actually like the design of these more compared to the new mega ships Royal Caribbean has and the sparky/shiny modern MSC ships. Those ships don't have the kind of personality and uniqueness of these old ones to me. The MSC ones are so bland and give off that millennial grey/glam style and royal Caribbean ships are just big ugly monsters and look like big shopping malls. The old carnival cruises genuinely have personality and fun to them even if they're often gaudy. Im also a little bit into watching videos on interior design and it seems the minimalist designs are starting to seem dated and post modern and maximalist style is "in" right now especially with gen z. I don't know much about interior design of public and commercial spaces but i wonder if we'll start to see this shift in design reflected in cruise ships someday?

I remember sailing Majesty and Monarch of the Seas and will be on Carnival Elation soon. Just got off Icon of the Seas too. RCI got it right with the Voyager class and they'll probably sail for 50 years.

I feel bad for Garrett (I subscribed to Garrett's channel when I stopped watching Shane)