Cruise Ships vs Monster Storms: 12 Terrifying Moments Caught on Camera

Cruise Ships vs Monster Storms: 12 Terrifying Moments Caught on Camera

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12 cruise ship storm emergencies caught on camera: from a 1,000-foot ship snapping its mooring lines in Juneau, Alaska to a 35-meter rogue wave smashing a ship's bridge. Watch the raw footage filmed by passengers and rescue crews. Every cruise ship emergency in this video really happened. See how each ship survived its storm, starting with the Celebrity Edge drifting free in Juneau Alaska. Episodes: 00:17 - Celebrity Edge breaks free, Juneau, Alaska (2025) 01:01 - Oasis of the Seas, nor'easter, North Atlantic (2026) 01:55 - Bremen, rogue wave, South Atlantic (2001) 02:42 - MSC Splendida, winter storm, Mediterranean (2015) 03:11 - Anthem of the Seas, off Cape Hatteras (2016) 04:00 - Grand Voyager, 46-foot wave, Balearic Islands (2005) 05:02 - Viking Sky, Hustadvika, Norway (2019) 05:55 - Norwegian Breakaway, three days at sea (2018) 06:48 - Anthem of the Seas, Tropical Storm Hermine (2016) 07:38 - Queen Elizabeth, Force 11 storm, Atlantic (2011) 08:16 - Pacific Sun, 21-degree lurch (2008) 09:18 - Independence of the Seas, sudden thunderstorm, Port Canaveral (2023) Have you ever been on a cruise ship in rough seas? Tell us your story in the comments. Subscribe for more true stories of ships at sea. #cruiseship #cruisestorm #roguewave

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