Touring Titanic's Third Class
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- Least we forget the simplest of passenger spaces - third class. Where humble working-class immigrants would spend their savings for a passage to the United States for a new life.
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Ruth: Tell us of the accommodations in Steerage, Mr. Dawson. I hear they’re quite good on this ship.
Jack: The best I’ve seen ma’am, hardly any rats.
He should've said: A seamstress would feel at home here, ma'am.
Ruth 😵🤬
This game is going to be so incredible, educational, eerie, and emotional at the same time. Very exciting.
undoubtedly! :)
@@VillainsGames it’s the name of the channel
That’s if it is ever released
making the audio for this game will be a giant task to nail right
It’s so pretty! I like third class. It actually looks and feels like you’re on a boat rather than a 5-star hotel. It’s a beautiful thing.
My Mom & Lynn Likes To Live 3rd Class I Prefer 2nd Class (Because I Would Use A Spoon Their Way)
It boggles my mind that so many people think you were "dirt poor" in third class. This wasn't a cruise vacation - this was travel. If you typically fly economy in the present time, you'd be sailing in 3rd class back then. This was 75-80% of society. Second class was even smaller than first. My great-grandpa crossed the Atlantic on an Italian ship called "Oceania" in 1910 and traveled 3rd class. He had to be practical in order to make his money last for a year in the US. He came from a middle class family. Being "dirt poor" couldn't get you inside a ship, period. If that was the case, you'd have to save money for a few years.
I did a little bit of research on this and a third class ticket would have cost you the equivalent to about $1,000 today (give or take). That's definitely not "dirt poor!" I can't imagine the cost for entire families and how much saving they did before their journey. Sad so many didn't make it.
@@carolynshepherd8344 May they rest in peace ❤ My relative used literal gold coins to finance his trip across the Atlantic. Most people in his town could only dream about it.
That is blame of movies that show it like this. It is indeed very annoying.
That’s what they taught us in school. That ppl in third class were poor af. even tho it’s not true and I’d probably be in third class if I went on the titanic
Tbh I wouldn't mind third class, I love the general and smoking room to death
This looks so beautiful can't even imagine what other areas are going to look like!
You can’t imagine?
@J.A. Bristol because it costs a lot of money. Don't forget that Titanic was a luxury ship for her time.
Imagine no more. They have videos of 2nd and 1st class too.
I have all demos and the Britannic game, it’s truly a work of art, even my parents were astonished.
I've been dying to see the Third Class space and I'm not disappointed! Incredible! Feels like I'm really there!
About as close as we’ll ever get to being aboard her for real.
I also love 3rd class, but 2nd class is more beautiful and comfortable
These videos are just so hauntingly beautiful. Thank you for all of your dedication to help bring the ship to life for all of her greatest fans! I for one am so amazed to be able to see parts of the ship so unfamiliar. Damn I cannot wait for this game!
I’m sure it will be well worth the wait.
I actually teared up watching this. The beauty of what I'm seeing, the sheer amount of work that's gone into this, the music, and knowing the horror of what happened was really quite moving. It almost feels like I'm on the ship, I can't imagine how it feels to actually play it. However long it takes to finish, it will be well worth the wait. To just be able to tour the Titanic as a virtual museum will be incredible, and a dream come true for many. As well as a game, I can see this being used as an educational tool. Keep up the amazing work team, I hope it gets a console release as well as PC.
For as bad a rap as third class gets, this was pretty luxurious for the time. Wasn't many years prior where things like semi-private cabins and dinners with actual table service would have been unthinkable. White Star's business model was to encourage word of mouth marketing, and repeat sailings for former immigrants visiting home. As such, third class on the Olympics was as good as second on some ships of the era. The poor survival rates can be attributed to being too far from the boats, and that maze of corridors. Segregating the classes via nondescript locked doors certainly didn't help.
exactly!
I was thinking the same thing. Third class digs would be considered pretty high end these days.
@@RealMillennialPerspective back in the time it was great, but definitely not today. Even the cheapest ships don't throw you into rooms with several others, no ship today has shared bathrooms and showers,... the list goes on and on.
It was great back then, but let's not exaggerate and claim anyone would want to travel in these conditions nowadays
@@Oberkommando Well I wouldn't mind traveling in 1st or 2nd class these day's.
Olympic class 3rd class was NOT equivalent to other ship's 2nd.
At least there's a lot of trimwork, even in the corridors, for 3rd class. I also like the handrailing at the stairs. Looks more comfortable than in my memories from the movie. Well done.
Titanic 3rd class was considered very luxurious at that time..
Way above standard
I could get pretty comfy in 3rd class! Looks really nice for a weeks accommodation across the Atlantic
Not so comfy when it sink
I had no idea some third class spaces had that amazing woodwoork! Thank you so much for showing us.
I feel very much for third-class passengers as not all of them had the chance to survive, they were real people, may their beloved souls rest in peace :(
They were people like you and me.
Well you could say the same for 1st and 2nd class
@@Nugget_man7269 Alright fine the 2nd class passengers were familiar but with 1st passengers were just unpredicted people
@@guynxtdork I'm not saying that they are bad but the 2nd and 3rd people were like the ones mostly like us today, more lively and freedom out in the world, were as the 1st one had to follow the social rules and act more sensible
Not stuck up with money
Thanks for the close-up of the world map from 1912. As a cartography nerd, this pleases me a lot!
Yeah I also like how all the countries that are ruled by the United Kingdom (commonwealth) are painted red on the map. Being from Canada I could tell right away why some countries were red.
Beautiful! Never could have imagined the 3rd class accommodations being so elegant!
White Star wanted comfort for all
It was the best 3rd class of its time..
Being served 3 meals at an actual table in 3rd was unheard of before titanic
I love the white enamel walls and wood tones. Feels light and relaxing. Not as stuffy as First Class.
I cannot wait to see the engine room.
Yes you can, and you will do wait.
You can play the Demo 3, there ist the engine room 😉
@@marioegler then download it and stop waiting…
@@marioegler there is a boiler room in demo 3 not the engine room
@@davidherrera1882 are you ok?
Despite the plainness and industrial look, the Titanic's third class still looks elegant, I would feel quite comfortable in these accommodations. I recognise Scotland road, I am really impressed by such details, yet I cannot help but feel lamentation, knowing that the passengers, who once enjoyed those accommodations perished in the disaster, I normally do not get misty-eyed by piano music, but this tune got me teary and emotional, I wish you luck with the final game, I patiently wait to play it.
3rd Class on Titanic was like 2nd Class on any liner else at that time :)
No it wasn't. I don't know where do people take this from.
That’s a common myth.
@@jeanscuissiato135 It was and wasn't. They're comparing it to previous generation liners like the big four and prior where third class were berthed in large dormitories and, on some lines, had to bring and wash their own bedding, china and cutlery.
But if you compare it to Mauretania/Lusitania and post 1909 liners, then it was on par. For example, the third class dining room on Lusitania looked nicer than Titanic, with proper wooden panelling, making it look more like Titanic's second class dining room. Tough Olympic class did offer more space to third class than Lusitania.
@@SiriusXAim That would be the same as comparing Normandie's first class with Titanic's. The ships we should compare then with are Mauretania and Lusitania.
@@jeanscuissiato135 Not really, because these were the flagships of Cunard and White Star. Most of their fleet was composed of older, smaller liners.
Also, The Normandie's third class was pretty lacking. The ship was really designed with first class in mind, and second/tourist class passengers would end up flocking to the Queen Mary's far superior lower classes.
I've seen the tours of the dining rooms and given that they were able to seat everyone at once for meals, what I'd love to see is a tour of the kitchens.
The ship looks absolutely fabulous.
And I want to say, the music really fits it perfectly. Fantastic :)
got goosebumps watching this!...the music is sad but reminds you of what happened to this beautiful ship and the people that sailed her
Argh good grief guys, the music is hitting me in alllll the feels! I recently rediscovered a video of my old primary school, abandoned but not yet taken down, in an urbex type video. It felt so eerie, the piano music similar to this, as the team went through doors I’d walked into, the gym I’d played in, the cupboards we got a row for hiding in, the school stage, the whole lot. Toys, coats, drawings, books, left behind. Teachers’ writing still on the blackboard, now lying of course in bits on the floor.. Quite emotional. Anyone young reading this....yeah if you’re gonna go into old buildings for the.love of goodness show some respect please.. I’m feeling that same sense of sadness and loss and love and familiarity and with our beloved Titanic. Thank you for The amazing work you do (I’ve hopped over from Historic Travels, btw, and I like what I see so far 😁)
even with today’s technology & materials, in comparison to what was used to build & design titanic, today’s ships just don’t have the elegance that titanic did
Fully agree everything in todays building materials is aimed at saving $$ where solid wood, and certain metals & real leathers were used years ago, are now replaced with plastics, vinyl & simulated wood veneers, and there's no need to go inside a ship to see this, just look at your automobile, unless its a 57 Chevy you'll see all kinds of fake replacements all aimed at saving $$ I mean except for trucks when was the last time you've seen a set of chrome steel bumpers on a car? it seems like airbags are the replacement for real bumpers and if you've noticed most airbags have recalls on them. It seems that with every step forward in innovation, only brings us 2 steps back. And if the Titanic never hit that iceberg there's no doubt in my mind it would still be around today, unless of course it was sold for scrap. The sad fact is building for strength and Elegance only exist in days gone by and will never return for us to experience. Only in history can we imagine what our ancestors called innovating in 1912
Todays ships are basically floating McMansions.
@@jackvolta3489 The reason why things like leather and wood aren't used on ships anymore are because of Health, Safety, and Maintenance. Wood paneling and decking as an example, is a fire hazard and is largely banned by modern marine fire codes. Its also is expensive to maintain because the salt and the dampness of a marine environment accelerates deterioration.
Titanic did use "synthetic" materials however. A lot of the flooring used in first-class, including the 3rd class lounge you see at the end of the video, used patterned linoleum tiles! Alot of 3rd class floors were also covered with a hard rubbery substance called litosito (which you see as the reddish looking floors early in the video)
@@nathanvalle6997 Well Nathan you certainly know more than me on the subject. But that still don't explain why we don't have big chrome bumpers on our vehicles...lol anyway thanks for filling me in.😜👍
HOLY FFFFFFFFFF THIS IS FREAKING AMAZING!! Never saw renders of those important parts of Titanic, everything is so "wow first class", and it's absolutely awesome, feels like discovering a completely new thing
When I was playing the games demo’s, (And the Britannic full game. My parents actually believed these were actual photos from the Titanic! THAT is how amazing that this is! I’m buzzing for the full release.
ONE SIX NINE ZERO 🔴⚪️🔵 it’s beautiful isn’t it that ship
@@ianstewartorr8455 Exactly pal! Absolutely fantastic. 55 and Titanic always. 🇬🇧❤️
This is so beautifull. I just want to put on my vr headset and sit in a room inside the ship, just sit and cry because it is so beautifull
don’t let your tears short-circuit your headset lol
@@DerpyPossum thanks for the tip
@@iromnic5016 You are welcome
I do too the Titanic is so fascinating and I honestly can't find anymore books about it in my local library I haven't read it just still takes your breath away
Thank you for showing with it would have been like in Third Class, this video was beautifully done with great detail, and yet melancholy due to the music. You could almost feel the spirits of all those men, women and children lost that fateful night in 1912! 😢
This is absolutely magnificent work.
Thank you so much for giving us all a taste of the great ship.
This tour of Third Class was stunning.
It was a tour de force.
honestly, this looks like it would be so much fun to explore! :)
Only a few more years! They have decided to go full educational, every single object will have a history, etc. (Even though I just want to explore titanic and I really don't care about it)
Third class was just not the squalid mess that it is always made out to be, its basically no different to buying an economy ticket on an aeroplane today. And the Titanic was so beautifully designed, it's all so graceful!
the Olympic and Titanic’s 3rd class accommodations were indeed very nice for the time in terms of overall quality.
however, in terms of *decor,* the 3rd class on the Lusitania and Mauretania take that title.
Now this is random luxury in cruises
The woodwork in 3rd class was beautiful. You missed the dining room. This is a very educational video. Thank you.
I will say 3rd class does look very sad,dark and cold but just imagine all the families who stayed stayed down there having a fun time and connecting with other families. Sadly most of the people in 3rd class did pass away and weren’t able to make it to a lifeboat. My heart goes out to all those families and souls. 🙏
One of my kinks is high resolution textures in video games, thank you for 4:45
For the third class passengers who perished at sea that night, may their souls Rest In Peace.
It is very sad that the majority of third class passengers died, it seems unfair to me, they will be poor but they are flesh and blood people like anyone else.
@@Criswlogthey weren’t poor they were average like you and I 🤷♀️
Third class dining area looks better than our MCDONALD'S today!
As I watched this marvelous video, I imagined I could just hear little Frankie Goldsmith playing with Arthur Olsen and his friends, perhaps before a quick peek below at one of the Titanic’s boiler rooms, hearing the stokers hard at work and singing to keep pace with the shoveling. Of a group of about six kids, only Goldsmith and Olsen survived, the other boys having gone down with their families in the sinking. Names like Van Billiard, Rice, Johnston, and Goodwin.
I’m so gonna need a map for this. The same benefit could have gone to the other steerage passengers who had a hard time getting to the boat deck during the sinking.
😍 This is just amazing! Thank you so much! 😊
Don't stop with this amazing work!!
The third class living facilities as well as the food apparently were much better than other ocean liners of the time. I’ve always found the third class menu more appealing then first class, I was confused about what half the first class meals even were lol
I can only imagine some poor 3rd class passengers looking at those heavy steel watertight doors, thinking how safe they were in this ship with these doors able to safely seal them from incoming water....
3rd class is not nearly as bad as many make it out to be. White star cared for the comfort of the steerage just as must as the other classes.
exactly! i really don’t like it when 3rd class is portrayed as (sometimes quite literally) a prison.
@@DerpyPossum sometimes it was
@@Truecrimeresearcher224 no it wasn’t
@@Nugget_man7269 There were GATES!!!
@@Firemarioflower what are you tryna say is it good it has gates
This looks amazing
After watching the walk through for the 1st and 2nd class, I noticed something that maybe contributed to the loss of lives on 3rd class. I noticed that there is no continuous staircase from bottom to top for steerage passengers. It's like the were meant to remain below. Then imagine yourself as an immigrant in a maze of corridors tryong to find your way without knowing even a morsel of the english language. Yikes!
Absolutely. Basically every third class survivor said as much, and the surviving crew members who worked those areas all agreed that navigation was one of the two main factors in the appalling death toll.
The other, more easily avoidable factor, was lack of effective communication between the senior crew members and the stewards, who ended up being unable to give the steerage passengers complete and accurate information about what was going on.
well there actually was, from G deck to C deck under the stern. that gave direct access to outside decks.
@@hugoslr oh. But based on the plans it's not as prominent as 1st and 2nd class and it only extends to C Deck. The Boats are on the Boat Devk
@@ThisIsNotAhnJieRen from what i can see, only 1st class had direct passenger access to the boat deck, 2nd class came out on the bottom of the superstructure at the stern and 3rd class came up to the stern deck itself... luckily they kept the lights on the ship going, otherwise it might have been a much greater life loss
У второго класса был лифт прямо на шлюпочную палубу, даже в отличие от первого @@fidan2fast
Thank you for putting so much work on this 😊
Can't wait for the full release of this game, it looks spectacular
2:12 "So you wanna go to a real party?"
What were those brown raised areas surrounded by chain fencing for?
Those brown raised areas were below the hatches that provided access to the cargo holds. It is just a cover for a large hole and the chains are there to prevent people to walk on the cover and to fall through.
It's also where jack and rose are dancing during the "real party" scene as far as I know.
@@axiris1629 I had surmised it had something to do with a cargo hole down to the hold especially because they appeared on several decks right aligned with each other. But it looks like theres superstructure between each level instead of some openable hatch.
They are covers for the cargo holds. They would be removed when in port to allow access for cargo to be put in the holds below.
@@Jukebocks “No dancing on the cargo hatches!”
-Matthew DeWinkleer
- Tell us of the accommodations in steerage Mr. Dawson. I hear they're quite good on this ship.
- The best I've seen Ma'am. Hardly any rats.
Looks amazing guys, i always find these spaces so interesting, how you could get lost in the maze of it all. Also, how was this posted today but there are comments from the last two days lol
Some patreon members have early access to videos
I never saw until now the third class of Titanic,but first.I like vary much this styling of pure lines,the great hall,it looks me like the trouth of the ship,the ship by herself,on the contrary the "camooflage" of the first class geaves the idea of an other place,like on the earth.Tanks for video,it's great!
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that was beautiful...tho at the same time frightening knowing many 3rd class passengers probably spent their last moments in that area of the ship..
gees you can almost smell the wood and paint
this really is magnificent it is glorious it is it is simply great beauty of the game
Amazing work! Can’t wait for the game!
same minus the fact that they dropped the storyline, now we dunno the story whos the antagonist and or protagonist
@@captainAlex258 they dropped the over-the-top, complicated, AAA Hollywood storyline. we’ll still get a story.
@@DerpyPossum then thats good, I wanna put a criminal behind bars
@@captainAlex258 Does there even need to be a story? This may be an American thing, and possibly why the movie needed a Jack and Rose - so the American viewers could follow and wouldn't lose interest. Perhaps just what was originally envisioned: the titanic, would be better than focusing on something surplus to requirements.
@@WhatALoadOfTosca how can I agrue with that? but I still want to put a criminal behind bars dont matter which ship game
First off, I am sad I had lost track of this project, I am glad to see it continuing and definitely look forward to seeing it completed and trying out the Alpha later this year. Second, yeah...I'm looking at a diagram of the ship to figure out where the videos of this and 2nd class were captured, I'm legit that much of a nerd. I look forward to this coming out both to play the game and to simply be able to walk around the ship and marvel at it's beauty. The ship has captured my fascination for years, especially since the Titanic: Adventure out of Time game.
I was actually on the Titanic and this is shockingly accurate.
Hmm. 3rd Class don't seem too bad for 1912 and would be nice to explore, but it is still quite sad the majority of Titanic's death were from this area, as most couldn't escape the sinking.
It was like a maze. Some got lost. Some to locked gates. Some didn't even try
@@Truecrimeresearcher224 no locked gates.
Most deaths were from third class because third class simply because third class had more people than first and second together. In any case the crew had the lowest survival rate.
I like to see the pool titanic had and this third class is very nice 👍🏾
The moment when you’re crying because of how hauntingly beautiful this is and a random 6 second dominos commercial comes on
Dynomite tour but would be nice to also see a point of reference from the outside of the ship of where the tour is happening.
Gracias de nuevo por otro fantastico video, estoy muy impresionado con esa calidad de texturas y gráficos, demonios, nunca vi nada igual, si tuviera dinero con gusto financiara este proyecto para que termine lo antes posible.
Tercera clase, fue la primera en inundarse y la última en hundirse, me imagino que en la fase final del hundimiento, muchas madres trataban de dormir a sus pequeños hijos en las habitaciones de popa, en las cuales se sintió todo el proceso de inclinación y partición del barco.
If anyone wants deck plans to Titanic they're at encyclopedia-titanica.org. I tried following along for this video here's my analysis:
0:00 video starts on F deck, the Starboard forward section. Looks to be near cabin F37 or F39. Loops around to the Portside and heads upstairs.
1:12 E deck, Portside and goes over to Starboard, takes another flight of stairs up.
2:18 D deck, the Third-Class Open Space near the very front of the ship.
6:01 Back to E deck, takes Scotland Road, a long uninterrupted hallway on the Port side of the ship all the way aft.
9:00 Now on D deck near the very back of the ship, takes a flight of stairs up to C deck and goes right (Starboard) behind the stairs to the Third-Class General Room.
12:00 Now goes over to Port behind the stairs to the Third-Class Smoke Room.
Thank you, much appreciated! :)
Without a doubt this game will look fantastic.
In New Zealand on Lake Wakitipu there is a passenger ferry, steam powered, built around the same time as Titanic, still in operation today giving rides for tourists....(Edit: The Earnslaw, built in 1863, but on the lake since 1912.)
I can just imagine all this beauty, at the bottom of the ocean. If anyone says "Oh look at Titanic VR wreck" yeah they put zero effort in any areas besides the remains of first class
Even the world map at 4:55 is correct (e.g. Germany (Prussia), Austro-Hungary and Russia had divided up Poland and had common frontiers before World War One. Poland was then later refounded in 1918-19. Ten years later, the world map would have looked quite different from this.
I wish we still had boats like this today. Id love a 3 week boat to America, and you should work for your keep. Free travel
So third class had today's modern look.
except 3rd class is still the better-looking of the two lol.
It's easy to see how someone could get lost there; I can almost feel the souls of those who perished that fateful night 😔
i bet you’d know it like the back of your hand given enough time there ;)
Yeah add to the maze of corridors, the fact that most these immigrants haven't learned English yet so the signages aren't really helpful to them
What I would really like to see is a well-thought out presentation, using an excellent computer simulation like this, of 1) all the third class cabin and public areas; 2) all the routes, both permitted and forbidden, which third class passengers took to reach the boat deck during the sinking, including 3) the possible routes taken by groups of women and children, such as Frankie Goldsmith and his mother, or Mrs. Abbott and her sons; 4) the possible route of the vast crowd of third class passengers that suddenly appeared on the starboard Boat Deck just as the bridge went under; and also 5) an account of the routes that had been appointed for third class evacuation but were not used.
OMG. THIS is SUPER incredible!
Very nice!! What's awesome is, cause of titanic, we get to see Olympic class ships!!
I don't know what sort of game or experience you are now trying to create, but please do not stop what you're doing. It may benefit from some NPCs or bots walking around, it may benefit from a "try to escape" point of view, but I'm happy just to look at it. So, thank you to your team.
Can't wait for the alpha! I'll just keep playing AOoT in the meantime lol.
Just imagine how the passengers felt when the ship was sinking.
somewhat scared, i’d imagine. ;)
For its time, this 3rd class would’ve been considered WAY above standard..
Getting 3 meals served a day as 3rd class passengers was unheard of in general.
For them THIS was luxurious
A common misconception is that people refer to third class on Titanic as “steerage,” but it technically wasn’t on the same level as steerage that was more commonly seen on other ocean liners at the time.
From what I understood, third class on the Titanic was as good as first class on competing liners. Very nice work anyhow, I am astounded at the detail and hard work you put into this.
As a matter of fact, it WAS the equivalent of 1st class on competing liners...
...from the 1870s.
A lot of people seem to overly hype-up the Titanic by saying that it’s lower classes were equal to upper classes on other liners of the time. As evident by some Cunard liners like the Campania class and the Lusitania class, this simply isn’t true.
Even Third Class was had cozy and fancy pubblic rooms
Honestly, barring the inability to explore some of the fancier areas of the ship, I would be just fine traveling in third class, it looks nice and cozy.
Looking at this reminds me of that scene in the movie where the mom and her son was waiting on the stairs and her son asked her " mommy what are we doing?" Then the mom eventually gives up then put her kids back to bed to die cuz she knew there was no way out or lifeboats left..ughhh that part had me sick..it was sooo sad to watch 😢
The area that is chained off at 2:34 is where they danced in the film
“No dancing on the cargo hatches!”
-Matthew DeWinkleer
@@DerpyPossum "They did in the film" -Me
@@anjelicamarie207 lots of things in the film weren’t real
@@Nugget_man7269 Ummm.. duh. But lots of things were and I think those things are awesome.
@@anjelicamarie207 I was just saying cause some people think the film is all film so it’s not really duh
These corridors are desperate even outside a desperate event. The feeling is that we are always being cornered by a wall or some machine. Congratulations to the team, once again. Can anyone answer me a question? What was the function of these low brown blocks close to the floor and protected by chains, in the wider areas, (very similar to stages)? I had the impression that it was to cover the top of some set of machines that, by chance, crossed the floor level of some decks, but through this video I saw that these "stages" existed even in places that, on the floor below, the corridor was free in that area.
These were hatches covers
Thank you!!
I wonder if the place shown in 4:14 is the same one that Jack and Rose are dancing during the third class party in the movie.... it kinda look like it.... maybe they were dancing on top of one of the shaft covers...hahaha
@@ricardooliveira2500 it is
I love the piano music in this video. 🎵😺
1st, 2nd or 3rd class doesn’t matter. Whatever they were building from that time I fine it so beautiful and cozy
Looking forward to when/if this game releases.
Honestly 3rd class is so grand
All that wood panelling must be a massive fire hazard.
It doesn't look particularly unpleasant - at least when unnocupied - the most unpleasant part likely being the shared washroom facilities, and the fact that there would only be two baths.
A lot of it's very similar to a budget hostel.
'I've been in passenger cabins on car ferries that were worse. You only slept there - the rest of your time was in the public areas of the ship.
such a shame the 3rd class smoking room on Britannic was replaced with a whole bunch of crew accommodations. it looked really cool on Olympic and Titanic. :I
It was simply moved one deck above.
On Britannic, the smoking room was turned into the third class hospital. The Smoking room was then RAISED to B-Deck. It was larger and offered more views and it would of also been more grand
@@johnkringe oh cool!
Until about nine minutes in I had almost no idea where I was, what deck I was on, whether I was forward or aft, or in what direction I was heading.
It seems so much more bright and spacious than 2nd class...
Very bare and it has a boxed in feeling.
it’s not quite as bare as some modern houses today.
you know all the best parties happend in 3rd class!! my kind of folk. It actually looks pretty nice
And what a wooden cupboard near the stairs on E deck is? What's its purpose? And why did it locate on the open space, does it mean that the cupboard was for public use?
to hang coats in
@@tramlink8544 only one for all 3d class?
i think it might be for lifejackets
Meet me by the raised floor roped off by chains, now!
Stopped at 9:37 due to Ad-Whoring.
If you allow UA-cam to automatically add in the mid-rolls, you may want to go into settings, and set them to manual, and place them where needed.
Beautiful
Fact: The majority of Titanic's death were not from 3rd class, it was in fact the crew
@@micahwoodard Yeah i know and i also know it's not funny