Bin letzte Woche noch mit diesem Schiff gefahren, Fantastisch. Man merkt einfach die deutsche Wertarbeit und die penible Pflege der DFDS. Alle Achtung wie die Reederei diesen Oldie, nach 38 Jahren noch in Schuss hält. Super und Danke für diesen Film
sehr gerne, ja die gute alte Seebeckwerft-Qualität und die gute Pflege von DFDS geben der ehemaligen Nils Holgersson und ihrer Schwester Peter Pan bei DFDS ein langes Schiffsleben.
Danke für dieses Video mit den vielen "behind the scenes"! Wir werden Ende August mit der DFDS Princess nach Newcastle fahren und werden niemals soviel vom Schiff sehen können, wie Du es in Deinem Video gezeigt hast!
Thank you so much for this, such a trip down memory lane. I sailed on this ship when it was the Brittany Ferries' Val De Loire and loved my childhood holidays to Spain. I loved this ship, it seemed huge as a child, I vividly remember exploring each deck and such was my obsession that I'd draw pictures of it whilst onboard. It's been refurbished several times since, but it still looks the same in many ways. Such a treat to see the bridge and engine rooms, thank you for making me feel young again!
@@MrGiloine I never sailed on her to France, but I did on others (Normandie, Quiberon, Duc de Normandie and Bretagne) - Portsmouth/Plymouth to Roscoff/Caen/St Malo. Great holidays, wonderful ferry company.
@@damo85 Great ! I sailed on Trégastel, Duc de Normandie, Normandie, Corbière, Bretagne, Val de Loire, Mont Saint Michel and my first ship was Cornouailles (Poole to Cherbourg).
I sailed on her many times when she was brand new. TT-Line and was called Peter Pan (Trelleborg in Sweden to Travemünde in Germany). I actually have videos from the early 90's onboard this ship. There were table tennis in the lower part of it and a swimming pool (have that on video too). Today that lower floor is not accessible for passengers anymore, due to it is located under the sea level. I love this ship and I still recognize many things on it. As a child it was an amazing time exploring all the floors. 🙂
My dad was telling me about seeing her as the valdeloire on her maiden voyage while he was on quiberon back in the day he also travelled on her Final passenger crossing, but i will say good video
Bin letzte Woche noch mit diesem Schiff gefahren, Fantastisch. Man merkt einfach die deutsche Wertarbeit und die penible Pflege der DFDS. Alle Achtung wie die Reederei diesen Oldie, nach 38 Jahren noch in Schuss hält. Super und Danke für diesen Film
sehr gerne, ja die gute alte Seebeckwerft-Qualität und die gute Pflege von DFDS geben der ehemaligen Nils Holgersson und ihrer Schwester Peter Pan bei DFDS ein langes Schiffsleben.
Wirklich schöner Film - man sieht wie viel Leidenschaft da drin steckt.
Vielen Dank!
Danke für dieses Video mit den vielen "behind the scenes"! Wir werden Ende August mit der DFDS Princess nach Newcastle fahren und werden niemals soviel vom Schiff sehen können, wie Du es in Deinem Video gezeigt hast!
Sehr gerne und gute Reise
Thank you so much for this, such a trip down memory lane. I sailed on this ship when it was the Brittany Ferries' Val De Loire and loved my childhood holidays to Spain. I loved this ship, it seemed huge as a child, I vividly remember exploring each deck and such was my obsession that I'd draw pictures of it whilst onboard. It's been refurbished several times since, but it still looks the same in many ways. Such a treat to see the bridge and engine rooms, thank you for making me feel young again!
I sailed on this ship too beetween St Malo and portsmouth (Brittany Ferries). She is a great ship !
@@MrGiloine I never sailed on her to France, but I did on others (Normandie, Quiberon, Duc de Normandie and Bretagne) - Portsmouth/Plymouth to Roscoff/Caen/St Malo. Great holidays, wonderful ferry company.
@@damo85 Great !
I sailed on Trégastel, Duc de Normandie, Normandie, Corbière, Bretagne, Val de Loire, Mont Saint Michel and my first ship was Cornouailles (Poole to Cherbourg).
I sailed on her many times when she was brand new. TT-Line and was called Peter Pan (Trelleborg in Sweden to Travemünde in Germany). I actually have videos from the early 90's onboard this ship. There were table tennis in the lower part of it and a swimming pool (have that on video too). Today that lower floor is not accessible for passengers anymore, due to it is located under the sea level. I love this ship and I still recognize many things on it. As a child it was an amazing time exploring all the floors. 🙂
Nice video😍 and even with a visit to the bridge!! You’r so lucky😄 i havent been on the bridge on a DFDS ship 😅
My dad was telling me about seeing her as the valdeloire on her maiden voyage while he was on quiberon back in the day he also travelled on her Final passenger crossing, but i will say good video
thank you.
Only 6 lifeboats 🤔
Yes, but there is enough life-saving equipment on board for all passengers and crew.