Cruise Ship Surfing Fail

Failing to read and understand the terms and conditions of the cruise ticket contract.

Cruise ship surfing fail. Young man falls whilst attempting to surf on Flowrider surf simulator onboard cruise ship. The wide tail adds to the stability and the construction is super lightweight but strong. Originally published in The San Francisco Chronicle.

Just an amusing clip showing a plucky passenger on board a cruise ship attempting to ride an artificial wave. Here is a YouTube video of the cruise ship. If you have been injured while surfing or FlowRiding on a cruise ship it is best to consult with a cruise ship lawyer with experience in handling maritime personal injury cases.

With over fifteen years of cruise line litigation experience can help you if you are a victim of cruise line negligence including simulated surfing and FlowRiding accidents obtain the maximum compensation you deserve for your injuries. Later that night 14 miles off the pristine coastline of. Unfortunately the waves were just too strong to handle.

Nic Coury Should cruise ships be allowed in marine sanctuaries. Usually found on the back of Royal Caribbean ships the Flowrider offers hours of entertainment for all ages. A FlowRider wave is formed by water rushing upwards at 40kph mimicking the feel of the ocean surf.

One cruise ship lost both its anchors within a week. Most occur when the ships have left ports. I soon ran out during the cruise and had to inhale well beyond the zero for the rest of the cruise knowing the inhaler was empty but praying a few medicinal fumes were left.

A FlowRider is a 40-foot-long surf simulator constructed on dry land or in the case of Royal Caribbean ships a free attraction located on the deck at the rear of the vessel. Cruise passenger accident claims. The CDC labels a score of less than 85 as unsatisfactory.