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Do women and children still leave first like on the titanic?
No they don't need to today all ships have to have lifeboat capacity for all passengers aboard.
Where do ships and ferries load passengers?
Ships and ferries typically load passengers at designated terminals or docks, which are often located in port areas. These terminals are equipped with boarding gates, waiting areas, and other facilities to accommodate travelers. Depending on the service, loading can occur at marinas, ferry docks, or cruise ship terminals. Safety protocols are usually in place to ensure a smooth and secure boarding process.
What are similarities between airplanes and ships?
Both carries passengers Both are big ships Both have rooms in it...etc
How big were the Arks in the film 2012?
They held 100,000 passegers each. The largest cruise ships: Allure of the Seas and Oasis of the Seas hold 6,300 passengers and 2,165 crew or 8,465 people all together. These ships are thus able to hold more than 10x the number of people of the largest cruise ships as of the actual year 2012.
How did passengers get to Southampton?
Passengers typically arrived in Southampton by various means, including trains, buses, and private vehicles. The city is well-connected by rail, with frequent services from London and other major cities. Additionally, many travelers used coach services or taxis for convenience. Once in Southampton, they would head to the port to board their ships or ferries.
What is the average number of passengers on one of Royal Caribbean Cruise line ships?
Most current Royal Caribbean Cruise ships can accommodate between 1,700 and 3,100 passengers. Therefore, the average is around 2,200 passengers. They have ships in development that will accommodate as many as 5,000 passengers!
How many passengers are on the carnival ships?
different ships can hold different amounts of people
Did all passengers disembark from the ships at once?
nah
What is 'Ships steerage'?
The least expensive accommodations for passengers.
What are the people who save ships called?
In the US the Coast Guard save ships and their crews/passengers.
Can merchant ships carry passengers?
Yes, merchant ships can carry passengers, though this is not their primary function. Some cargo vessels, particularly those on specific routes, may have accommodations for a limited number of passengers, offering a more unique travel experience compared to traditional cruise ships. However, the facilities and amenities on merchant ships are typically more basic, focusing primarily on cargo transport. Passengers should check with the shipping line for availability and safety regulations.
How did people from Europe arrive to New Jersey?
They were passengers on sailing ships.
What is commercial shipping?
Ships that carry cargoes only, not passengers or tourists.
What is a ships small boat called?
Liferaft, lifeboat for emergency use. Tender, dinghy, inflatable, Zodiac, RIB (rigid inflatable boat) used to tend to the ships needs; ferrying passengers & supplies in shallow harbors, recreation, missions, as well as serving in an emergency.
What is a landing dock?
A permanent structure for ships to load and unload cargo and passengers.
What is the homonym for key a place were ships and ferries load passengers?
The word is quay.
What is a cruise ships official capacity based on?
Typical capacity is based on the number of staterooms for passengers times 2 passengers per stateroom. Maximum capacity is based on available space in life boats. International Maritime Law requires there to available space in life boats for every passenger and crew member.
