Sinking the MV Twin Capes Ferry || ViralHog 

Water:Floods the ship really fast... Ship: *Welcome aboard*

Is it just me? It’s a strange feeling for an inanimate object and I find this incredibly emotional. She’s spent her entire life supporting her builders, passengers and crew in so many ways and even in death she’ll be supporting so much life. God bless her and thank you.

love too see underwater footage of the fall and landing.

*ship slowly sinks* Random fish: "ah yes, a gift from the gods"

I don't know what it is, but for some reason, I like watching ships sink.

A Fish Is Gonna see the "Welcome Aboard" writing and it's gonna be like Y e s

The writing made me sad. “Welcome aboard!” will never welcome anyone again...

They should film underwater to watch it go down that would look cool

She still looks in good shape .

Am i the only one who's a bit unsatisfied that it sank at the back of the boat?

This sank FERRY-lly quick. Hehehe!

Wish someone filmed it underwater using a gopro or something.

It's a sad thing to watch a ship die........the leagues it traveled.....it's crew and their feelings.....must be hard!

They did a superior job of cleaning the hulk - there did not seem to be a bit of oil or trash left floating!

I used to take this ship to our vacation spot every year until they decommissioned it, when I was little I would play in the dance hall ( the big square space on the top deck behind the wheel house)

I will never forget when I was 10 years old my mother and I were standing on the deck of this vessel and i was staring up in to the captains area watching him steer the ship. He motioned my mother and I up the steps and let me steer it for about 5 minutes.

Would be very interesting to see underwater footage of sinking.

I would like to be on that ship

NEMO HAS A NEW HOME

I would imagine that sinking a ship correctly is on par with imploding a building correctly. The fish don’t mind if it’s upside down but the divers might.

Ship: sinks from behind Random kid: wait that’s illegal

What a waste of a good party boat ⛵

They made such a big deal of this vessel when it was refurbished(?). It was pretty nice, with food courts, elevators, sweeping staircases. I was on it one time quite by chance, and I thought it was unfair to the other passengers on the other ferries. If the whole fleet would have been like the Twin Capes, it would have been nice. But probably very expensive.

It's scary watching an ocean swallow a huge ship whole like that! Especially that size of a ship. And it going down so fast

Vessels make dying sounds too.

It’s a shame they don’t show it sinking and hitting the sea bed. That’s if it’s within a reasonable dept

" You Sunk My Battleship " LOL

This was gutted, and properly cleaned before sinking to prevent polluting the water, and it was sunk to make an artificial reef. This will actually help sea life flourish in that area, not harm it.

When your playing storm works and your friends presses "Scuttle"

This was the biggest ferry the Cape May - Lewis had, they would serve dinners and evening cruises. I wondered what happen to her now I know. It always looked like a good boat, but saltwater must of made her untrust worthy of time. I have been joy riding the ferries since being a kid, wife and I still ride once a year and look forward to being on the bay.

I may have ridden on that very boat. I had a couple of occasions to ride the ferry from Cape May to Lewes and return back in the 1979-1981 time range.

Imagine This Was Used For A Movie, And Then The Movie Is Done So They Sink It

That was really cool. How long before she hits bottom?

5:57 The Last time That Ship Will Be Used Or See The Light Of Day.

I’m convinced that watching ships sink is an addition

For some reason I find this very satisfying to watch.

I wonder how long there were bubbles after the titanic sank, that was a huge ship, a lot of air to be displaced

It was a controlled sinking procedure ..

They are NOT polluting. All fuel, oil, rubber, etc. is stripped off the ships before they're sunk.

amazing ship

The dude who is taking pictures sounds like he’s eating freakin’ chips

Queria saber por q afundar. Será q não da para aproveitar os ferros algo assim.

I used to love taking her (or one just like her) from Cape May to Delaware. She will live on in my memory. In any weather it was always an awesome trip.

Used to go on this ferry a lot as a kid to New Jersey. Wow the memories

It's very scary and sad to see a ship is going down.

2:57 Thumbnail I think

I don’t know why but In my head I was listening to “my heart will go on” while watching this

I don’t know why but I’ve always found it satisfying to watch ships sink.

Before these ships are sunk as reefs they undergo an extremely thorough cleaning and removing contamination inside and out. The reason they're sunk rather than sold for scrap is 1)there are no shipbreaker yards in the US. 2)shipbreaking is very expensive and with scrap metal so far down it's not profitable. 3)since there's no breaker yards in the US they're sent to countries with little to no EPA regulations so all the contaminants are dumped directly into the ocean. So after these large vessels have outlived their useful service this is the cleanest way and let the hull continue to serve a purpose for years. There are videos of the extensive decontamination the USS Oriskney had to undergo before being sunk off the coast of Florida.

LeT mE dRiVe ThE bUs

I quite agree Andre it’s almost majestical.

I have really never seen a ship go up side down other then Poseidon and MV estonia

Look at the positive side tho fish got a new apartment building to live in

Hey whats that noise are you eating and seeing the big boat sinking?

I don't know what it is but I love the sound of the metal bending

I love all boats. Especially when they sink

They could make a hotel, restaurant or a shelter for homeless at the beach, or they could make other things from its craps recycling

aww, I worked on that vessel. Farewell!

aw man this is great! Im up in New Castle so would never experience this up here

RIP MV Twin Capes Ferry

Fishes: look guys a new mansion let move into it and redesign it overyears as a rusty colour😉👍😎

Titanic...

Cool! this is the first seacraft that I've ever seen sink

Captain Homer Simpson: What? I'm returning it to nature!

“Welcome aboard!” Not allowed, go overboard.

Sinks just like titanic...... Sadly it didn't split into two😝😝

At about 4:33 looks like she hits the bottom & basically stops sinking for a short time before becoming unbalanced and tipping over & down. This is in ways very similar to the Oceanos cruise ship sinking.

WOW HD GRAPHICS

I have seen plenty of these intentional ship sinkings, but no one filmed from underwater. Is it too risky doing such a thing? It would be great to watch how the ships go down and place themselves on the sea bed.

At least something got wet today

I went on that ferry once very nice ship

Her message is Welcome Aboard she served the people on top of the ocean and know will serve all the marine life on the bottom of the ocean, goodbye and thank you for your service.

Real footage of Titanic Sinking (now colorized)

"it was the last time Titanic ever saw daylight"..

thank you

Was it that one that was sitting at cape may for a bit?

What a shame it had to go 😔 it was my favorite ferry of them all. I just wish it could ride on salt water

This happened the day after my birthday oh my God

I've watched a few sinking ship videos, but I think this is the first one I've seen go in the water a$$-backward!

Navio bonito não da mais pra aproveitar ele ainda ta bom

the sound of ship is terrible 😢 sounds like crying

жалко(((((

That style of boat looks better on the bottom.

Sank slower than a herd of turtles stampeding through peanut butter

I'm kisring mosquitoes, "Sinking" oculos... 🚢👆 Rap R.I.P.:Sinking

That thing looked like, brand new😂 why was it sunk?

Just watching this makes me think of the episode of Tugs when O.J. sank the ferry

Well, at least she was courteous to the end. Even welcomed the water that took her to the bottom. So polite.

Don't they have, like, professionals in charge of these sinkings? Guys who's job it is to figure out how to sink it so it lands upright?

You do realize that putting some go pros in it would have been a lot cooler

#1; Where are all of the spectators? Other scuttlings I've seen were surrounded by dozens to hundreds of boats. #2; any follow up showing orientation on the sea bed? #3; what depth? #4; location? If it's shallow enough, this would be an interesting dive spot. #5; who decides what and where scuttling holes are placed? Engineers? It would seem that knowledgeable people could have had the ship sinking fairly level 🤔

Love This!

A deeply unsatisfying video. no commentary, what caused it to sink?

Titanic confirmed

Liked it when it cap sized on the side and went upside down

What was it's attitude after it settled? Upright? Listed? Upside down? On a side?

Very depressing to watch!

I left a like but you didn't record from the right angle

Also did yall notice the ship behind the Twin Capes? That vessel most likely did not see the ship, as it looked so tiny.

Be so nice to have an underwater camera on the ship as it goes down and one watching underwater from a distance. Since it was known when it would happen it could have been set up.