Rogue wave hits cruise ship🌊🛳️ #jet2holiday #cruise
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The creator discusses a recent incident involving the Royal Caribbean Cruise Line vessel Vision of the Seas. During a five day sailing from Baltimore, Maryland, to the Caribbean, the ship was struck by a rogue wave. The video explains that rogue waves are unpredictable natural phenomena that can reach heights of up to 65 feet and can form at any time or location. The creator notes that the incident occurred during hurricane season, which increases the likelihood of rough waters during a voyage. To mitigate the effects of rough seas, the creator suggests that travelers check the time of year before booking to avoid hurricane season, especially if they are prone to seasickness. Alternatively, the creator suggests that passengers can gain experience with ocean movement by taking more cruises. The video concludes by observing a passenger in the footage who remained seated and calm during the impact, suggesting she was an experienced traveler.
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My advice to all of you fine folk is to simply check the time of year in which you are going on your cruise to make sure it isn't hurricane season if you are somebody that gets seasick
Obviously, the second option is probably the best option because who doesn't love a good cruise?
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