How is an Ocean Liner Different to a Cruise Ship?
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the ocean liner was a very different Beast far removed from the boxy floating apartment blocks that you see nowadays
Queen Mary 2 has a very large freeboard she has a big tall Hull designed to keep passenger cabins and balconies well away from the waves
ocean liners had to be designed to battle the worst of the ocean's temper if a storm blew in the ship would have to go straight through it with as little delay as possible
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Today, I'm excited to delve into the most frequently asked question that comes my way—What exactly is an Ocean Liner? Cruise ships are frequently labelled 'ocean liners' in newspapers today but they couldn't be more different. Intended for completely opposite purposes, ocean liners and cruise ships are actually built to achieve their specific goals. Today we'll explore those differences and learn just what an ocean liner actually is. Oceanliner Designs explores the design, construction, engineering and operation of history’s greatest vessels– from Titanic to Queen Mary and from the Empress of Ireland to the Lusitania. Join maritime researcher and illustrator Michael Brady as he tells the stories behind some of history's most famous ocean liners and machines! #OceanLiners #CruiseShips #ShipDifferences #ShipContrasts #LuxuryTravel #MaritimeHistory #OceanVoyage #CruiseVacation #ShipSpotting #TravelAdventure #OceanCruising #ShipLovers #ShipEnthusiasts #ShipComparison #FloatingHotels #NauticalLifestyle #CruiseExperience #OceanExploration #TravelDifferent #SeaAdventures #titanic #history #facts