The P&O cruise ship Oriana was departing Southampton’s City Cruise Terminal last month when its horn malfunctioned and got stuck on blast for more than 20 minutes.
The hilarious fail was of course captured on video and posted online. According to the uploader, this went on for well over 20 minutes, even though the video only shows the first 7 minutes.
This happened November 25. I’m sure the locals just loved it.
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