The Crazy Process of Building The World's Largest Cruise Ships

Cruise ships have become massive, yet constructing them can take as little as 11 months! Today, we will look at the fascinating way cruise ships (including the world's largest vessels) are constructed and how they can be built in less than a year. The construction process of cruise ships is multi-layered and involves many entities working together to make the cruising experience possible for passengers. From the steel cutting ceremony, to keel laying or coin laying, to float out, sea trials, and the naming ceremony we will cover all events that make sailing mega cruise ships possible.

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[sergue]

11 months for an Oasis Class ship is actually crazy fast. Incredible how well organized the whole building process is! 👍👍

[gonzothegreat]

They can build a cruise ship in less than a year and yet it took 3 years for our contractor to get our porch right 😂

[TheRedPanda.]

6:56

I guess if the bottle did break, Concordia may have still been sailing the seas today

[omarbaba]

Amazing how revolutionised ship building has become over the past century

[robertsrt]

Only 11 months to build, equip, furnish, and staff an entire floating city?! I cant even wrap my head around that.

[Kayyybenson]

Imagine the bottle not breaking and you being the person going to break it 💀

[andreasanchez]

I found a new hobby ! Learning about cruises

[rossr]

Really good video, thanks.
I can't believe just 11 months to build, amazing

[nicholasfield]

I wonder if there are other ships where the champagne bottle didn't break? That would be a really interesting video

[wadesolomon]

Very well made video! Loved the insight into the building process. It was informative, adding info I didn't know about, but didn't drone on with unnecessary information.

[FloridaMan]

I wish this would happen with my dad, I’ve had dreams of it happening. This woman’s lucky to have been able to grieve for someone who’s actually alive, and the real bonus is that not just alive, but he’s doing well. It’s a good story. 🎊🎉 🎊

[adamjayobrien]

My mouth was wide open watching this it’s an incredible construction process

[nickvanderpeet]

I find cruise ships amazing.. haven't been on one yet.

[MrTimeless]

So much incredible work goes into building these ships. In a few years they're retired ingloriously to a ship breaking yard.

[tonylarussa]

They have been called floating cities since the beginning of the ocean liners in the 19th century.

[HXLIASMR]

You’t can’t tell me we don’t live in a computer program after watching this shit 😂

[zenistu]

I can’t believe I’m going or supposed to go on an oasis class ship real soon!! Idk if I’ll make it due to my excitement I might have a heart attack!

[retroproductions]

Just got off Allure last week, best ship so far!

[tbates]

You got the names of the shipbuilding company wrong, #1 its not STX Europe anymore it is now Chantiers de l'Atlantique #2 you forgot about Meyer Turku, #3 you also forgot about MV Werften, they are building one of the largest ships currently.