Netflix’s Costa Concordia Documentary Is Brutal | Midships Live
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The captain, his name was Catino, he really was at fault for this whole situation that went down on the Costa Concordia.
It's just crazy to see a ship of this size, of this magnitude, and honestly, a ship that was basically exactly the same as what I took my first cruise on.
Celebration Key, Carnival's new private resort on Grand Bahama... This is heavenly.
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GROUP CRUISE INTEREST FORM: https://forms.gle/SHVZyxdN1ZpvQeQi9 Netflix has released Shipwrecked: Nightmare at Sea, its new documentary about the Costa Concordia disaster—and some of the footage and survivor accounts are incredibly difficult to watch. Tonight, we’re talking about what the documentary revealed, the failures that stood out most, the moments that were hardest to watch, and whether documentaries like this damage the public’s trust in cruising. We’ll also talk about: 🚢 My newly announced Midships Social Club group cruise aboard Wonder of the Seas 🏝️ Celebration Key turning one and whether Carnival’s private destination has lived up to the hype 💬 Your cruise questions, opinions and live comments The public show will run approximately 35–40 minutes, followed by a separate members-only aftershow. Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don’t miss future cruise news, ship reviews, live discussions and travel updates. #CostaConcordia #Shipwrecked #CruiseLive #Cruise