What came after the Titanic? 🤔 #cruise #cruising #ships #cunard ⛴️
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she's the most beautiful of all and the service from 1936 to 1967 she took four days to cross the Atlantic between England and New York City
she cost the equivalent of 350 million dollars to build because she was so luxurious
the Queen Mary really is a unique piece of history and best of all you can visit her in Long Beach California
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After the Titanic, came the Queen Mary, a Cunard ship. And much later the modern cruise ship arrived. Instead of traveling across oceans in fast ships, people flew in jet airplanes. Today's cruising is much more relaxed and all about visiting destinations. Thanks for watching! Consider subscribing to my YouTube channel for more videos about cruising, cruise ships and ocean liners: @LetsAllCruise If you want to learn more go to my website: https://letsallcruise.com/f/rms-queen-mary---historic-ocean-liner---long-beach-california Media provided by Pond5.com: - New York City, 1936, Queen Mary, Arrival New York Harbor - New York City, 1936, Queen Mary, Aerial, New York Harbor - Aerial View Of The Queen Mary Ship Moored In Long Beach California - The Statue Of Liberty Is Shown As The Rms Queen Mary Ocean Liner Arrives In New - A Nonrigid Airship Is Flown Near The Rms Queen Mary Ocean Liner As It Travels At - Passengers On The Ocean Liner Rms Queen Mary Play Shuffleboard, Box Hockey And Other media from Envato and my own collection. © 2023 by Let's All Cruise. All rights reserved. No part of this video may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without the written permission of the copyright holder.