Hmmmmm....I'm no Capt. Jack Sparrow but I can't imagine that a cruise ship would even be able to turn fast enough to list without some sort of outside help.
It happened a few years ago, I think it was the NCL Dawn. They had a bow and stern thruster problem that caused the ship to tip 20 or 30 degrees to one side, then it snapped back. A bunch of folks were injured.
I think the folks who insure these ships would agree with you... Also, almost the same thing happened a few months ago when a family member and friends went on a cruise out of the same port. The ship engines stopped and the ship listed wildly to one side. Up until that time, no one in that group had ever heard of such a thing...
I think the folks who insure these ships would agree with you... Also, almost the same thing happened a few months ago when a family member and friends went on a cruise out of the same port. The ship engines stopped and the ship listed wildly to one side. Up until that time, no one in that group had ever heard of such a thing...