Forward bridge cams
- Thread starter Micron
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P&O Cruises (AU) along with 4 other cruise lines owned by Carnival Corporation & plc turned off their public webcams at the beginning of the pandemic. This calculates to about 40 ships that once had active cameras onboard, now do not. Carnival Corporation & plc is a British-American cruise operator overseeing 9 cruise lines with a combined fleet of nearly 100 cruise ships.
This includes the following:
1) Carnival Cruise Lines - 26 ships
2) Princess Cruises - 17 ships
3) AIDA Cruises - 13 ships
4) Costa Cruise Line - 11 ships
5) Holland America Line - 11 ships
6) P&O Cruises (UK) - 7 ships
7) Seabourn Cruise Line - 5 ships
8) Cunard Cruise Line - 3 ships
9) P&O Cruises (AU) - 3 ships
Since these cameras were removed from service, Carnival Corporation & plc, nor their cruise lines, have publicly given a reason why these cameras haven't been returned to service.
I am sure there is some monetary savings in not maintaining these onboard public webcams, but when you look at the dozens of other security cameras onboard the ship that must still be maintained, the cost can't be that much additional to have a public webcam or two maintained also.
Unless there is much public outcry to return them to service I do not believe the onboard public webcams will come back quickly. Those interested in still viewing public onboard webcams should contact the cruise lines directly to voice their opinion.
This includes the following:
1) Carnival Cruise Lines - 26 ships
2) Princess Cruises - 17 ships
3) AIDA Cruises - 13 ships
4) Costa Cruise Line - 11 ships
5) Holland America Line - 11 ships
6) P&O Cruises (UK) - 7 ships
7) Seabourn Cruise Line - 5 ships
8) Cunard Cruise Line - 3 ships
9) P&O Cruises (AU) - 3 ships
Since these cameras were removed from service, Carnival Corporation & plc, nor their cruise lines, have publicly given a reason why these cameras haven't been returned to service.
I am sure there is some monetary savings in not maintaining these onboard public webcams, but when you look at the dozens of other security cameras onboard the ship that must still be maintained, the cost can't be that much additional to have a public webcam or two maintained also.
Unless there is much public outcry to return them to service I do not believe the onboard public webcams will come back quickly. Those interested in still viewing public onboard webcams should contact the cruise lines directly to voice their opinion.
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