Lesson Finals Flashcards
A ship designed to transport people from one seaport to another
Along long-distance maritime routes acc to schedule
Ocean Liner
Usually a boat, sometimes a ship
Carry passengers/vehicles/cargo
Frequent, return service
Ferry
Voyage itself and amenities are part of the experience
Cruise Ship
Cruise Products
On-Board Experience
On-Shore Excursion
Largest luxury cruiseship in the world
Freedom of the Seas (2006-2009)
Freedom of the seas is owned by
Royal Caribbean
Approximately the same height of two statue of liberty
Freedom of the seas
Worlds largest cruise ship
MS Allure of the Seas
MS Allure of the Seas is owned by
Royal Caribbean International
It is the cruise boat used in the 1970s television show
Pacific princess
Pacific princess is based on what television show
The Love Boat
Is it bad luck not to name a ship
Yes
NAMING THEME
Holland America Lina - “-dam” MS Statendam
Royal Caribbean - “of the seas”, MS Freedom of the Seas
Cunard Line - “Queen”, RMS Queen Mary 2
The only oceanliner remaining in service in 2009
Cunard Line’s Queen Mary 2
More than how many people take a cruise each year
10,000,000
How many percent of people cruise in North American waters
80%
How many port of calls are on the planet
2000
Have of all passengers begin their trips where
Florida posts:
Miami
Port Canaveral
Fort Lauderdale
Most people cruise to where than any other destination
Caribbean
How many Sea-going cruise ships are there in the world
300
The latest super-size ships carry over how many people
4000
Three biggest cruise lines groups
Carnival
Royal Caribbean
Star/NCL
(2/3s of cruise passenger)
90% of cruise tickets are purchased from?
Travel Agents
Private seating area on the outside of the ship
Balcony
Balcony is also known as
Veranda
Front of the ship
Bow
Navigational, command, and control centre of the ship
Bridge
Where the captain works
Bridge
Place for unruly teenagers before being thrown off the ship
Brig
Passenger room on the ship
Cabin
Is the path the ship will take to get to its destination
Course
High look-out point on the ship
Crow’s Nest
Exiting the ship (usually at end of cruise)
Disembark
Floor of the ship
Deck
Act of parking ship at pier
Dock
To board a ship (start of cruise)
Embark
Total enclosed revenue-earning space of ship
Gross tonnage
100 cubic feet =
One gross ton
Cabin with no view of water
Inside Cabin / Interior Cabin
One nautical mile per hour
Knot
One knot is __% faster than 1mph
15%
Cabin w/ porthole/window/veranda
Outside Cabin