It certainly wasn't the largest I saw in Sydney during the 18 months I visited the city, but it was the closest cruise ship I got to, as I cruised by on a ferry, on a day trip to Mosman.
As of today, Tom has taken over the Signs meme , so pop over to see more signs from around the world.
It wouldn´t be my cup of tea to be on such a cruise ship for days or weeks, but it looks impressive.
ReplyDeleteI've only been on a very small cruise ship about 15 years ago, so I think this is too big for me, too many people...
DeleteI took one cruise and found out quite quickly that I had no desire to take another. I wonder how these huge ships will handle the transition away from fossil fuels.
ReplyDeleteNever been on such a huge cruise ship, just once on a small one. It won't be easy to transition, they would need different motors I presume.
DeleteThey are monsters in the harbours of cities....
ReplyDeleteSome of them are very big monsters for sure Marianne.
DeleteAutenticas cidades flutuantes, aproveito para desejar a continuação de uma boa semana.
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Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
Livros-Autografados
Sim grandes cidades Francisco. Boa semana e boas ferias.
Delete...LIKE no PLACE on EARTH is a great name for this this HUGE ship. Thanks Sami for being the first to join in this week. I will be stopping by with my mural this weekend.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tom :)
DeleteThat's a lovely sign you found to welcome Tom as the new host of Signs. I would LOVE to take a cruise, but it would have to be one of those small ships that holds less than 200 people. These large ships pose too many problems, one of which is widespread illness. Another of course, is not being able to disembark quickly if the boat were about to capsize.
ReplyDeleteI've taken a cruise many years ago but on a much smaller ship and enjoyed it, but was much younger then too. Nowadays you hear a lot about illnesses that people get on ships, so it's a bit scary. Thanks Elizabeth
DeleteHello, that is a huge ship. I like the name of the cruise ship. Wishing you a happy day!
ReplyDeleteThank you Eileen.
DeleteIt's the perfect name for such a huge cruise ship Sami 🚢
ReplyDeleteI thought the slogan was great too Grace.
DeleteYour photos really capture the enormity of that ship! I can't imagine being confined with that huge number of fellow passengers, and having to wait in line for everything. The cruises I've taken were all centered on wildlife, very distant cultures, and exotic scenery, and had between 50 and 160 passengers each. Quite a contrast!
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I think a smaller cruise would be a lot nice too. Thanks Mae
DeleteThat's a big one alright. Like no place---ever.
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A big one indeed. Thanks Small City Scenes :)
DeleteThat is big. The biggest ship I've ever been on was a ferry crossing to Prince Edward Island here.
ReplyDeleteThanks William :)
DeleteA perfect name for a boat!
ReplyDeleteIndeed Jeanie :)
DeleteI've done the big cruise ships and they aren't for me. I always got sick and I got food fatigue. Everything tasted the same and that wasn't good.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day. ♥
I've never been on a huge one. Thanks Sandee, have a lovely day too.
DeleteA perfect fit for a cruse ship!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Pat.
DeleteNice boat.
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DeleteThis is quite an overbearing ship, I think!!
ReplyDeleteIt's scary how big they can be, and this is not the biggest!
DeleteCruise ships take signage and branding very seriously. Nice crisp photos.
ReplyDeleteThanks Andrew. A lot of money is spent on this industry.
DeleteTenho vontade de voltar a entrar num barco desses e ficar uma semana de papo para o ar.
ReplyDeleteAcho que eu não ia conseguir estar sem fazer nada, teria que sair todos os dias e visitar os locais onde o barco para. Obrigada Pedro.
DeleteCool ship.
ReplyDeleteThanks Adam.
DeleteGracious!
ReplyDelete😀😀 Thanks Revrunner.
DeleteThat is a big ship!!
ReplyDeleteHuge, but I've seen a bigger one in Sydney. Thanks Catarina
DeleteDearest Sami,
ReplyDeleteThey are in a way ugly horizon polluters as they are floating cities.
No aspiration for ever being on such a monstrous sized cruise ship.
Our Viking cruise had 98 cabins and that over 3 levels, it was very small compared to these...
Sending you hugs,
Mariette
Viking cruise ship of course, it was a long boat.
ReplyDeleteI think smaller ships are cosier and it's easier to make friends. Thanks Mariette.
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DeleteMy goodness! That ship is huge!
ReplyDeleteI like its name though.
All the best Jan
Thanks Jan, yes it's massive :)
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