2012 Cruise Ship Tsunami Scene

The ship sailed from San Francisco California to Tokyo Japan.

2012 cruise ship tsunami scene. 113 km off the coast of Kauai Hawaii by a Mark 48 torpedo fired by the submarine HMCS Victoria Royal Canadian Navy during the RIMPAC 2012. Like its sister cruise ship the Oasis of the Seas it had a capacity of 5400 to 6000 peopleDuring the Worldwide Flooding a gigantic tsunami of 1500 meters capsized the cruise ship drowing every people and crewmanAfter the apocalypse ended it is possibly shipwrecked somewhere on the planet. Other ships were hit by mega-tsunamis as well.

Harry Helmsley and Tony Delgatto performed on the ship. The trailer ended with a suggestion to viewers to find out the truth by entering 2012 on a. The scene was cut from the theatrical version as it was never intended to cross the 135-minute mark in cinemas forcing James Cameron to cut some.

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Only the extended version has an extra 5-minute scene which features a 1000ft tsunami. They will likely not even notice it as the tsunami wave is very small a couple of feet and travels at every high speed 500mph or even more. The same holds true for the scene in which a cruise ship is being sunk by a massive wave.

Cruise Enterprise Group and Yasuo Iritani chairman of JOPA A November cruise on NYKs luxury cruise ship Asuka II to support reconstruction of the area damaged by the Great East Japan Earthquake and ensuing tsunami has been recognized with a special award at the 2012 Cruise of the Year Awards sponsored by the Japan Oceangoing Passenger Ship Association. The ship was capsized when a mega-tsunami hit it presumably killing everyone onboard. Tsunamis do not occur offshore.