Queen Mary 2 vs. North Atlantic Storm #shorts

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Queen Mary 2 crosses the North Atlantic and gets hit by huge Atlantic Storms. Check out the BOW WAVE as well as the other scenes from on the decks of Queen Mary 2 as the makes her way across the Atlantic during a rough November crossing! ROUGH SEAS? What’s the roughest sea you’ve been in? Share your stories and experiences in the comments section 🌊🚢 -- CONNECT WITH ME: ▶ SUBSCRIBE for regular cruise ship updates & maritime history: https://bit.ly/38BR2DK ▶ READ: My Queen Mary 2 books: https://bit.ly/3nISs3w (not sponsored) ▶ CHECK OUT my Cunard history website: https://www.chriscunard.com/ -- ABOUT THIS VIDEO: QM2 crosses the Atlantic Ocean and shows why she's the last true ocean liner! QM2 was built to plough through these Force 10 to Hurricane Force 12 storms on the North Atlantic Ocean. ABOUT THE QM2: Queen Mary 2 is the largest, longest and most expensive ocean liner ever built – an impressive title – and when she first joined the Cunard Fleet, she was also the largest cruise ship ever built. QM2 boasts a graceful appearance and unique sea-keeping ability, capable of transiting the North Atlantic Ocean year round. Today she maintains the only regularly scheduled transatlantic crossings – a tradition that Cunard has held since 1840. Read more at https://www.chriscunard.com/ -- MUSIC: YouTube Audio Library -- #Cunard #roughseas #cruiseship #cruiseship #cruisenews #cruiseline #cruising #storm #roughseas

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