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    1. CarpeDiemRepeat on

      It’s not forbidden. It’s cold and boring. Flatearth dorks don’t even go on these cruises though, bursts their bubble when there’s no “ice wall” and snow everywhere

    2. The places you can go are very controlled and monitored

      But yes with a cruise you can go and see penguins etc

      Where as where military can go …that’s just for them

    3. It only shows a maritime perspective which is a a coastal or near shore area. I don’t believe in the whole ice wall thing, but there are significant parts of Antarctica no civilian is allowed to visit…that’s not a conspiracy but a fact

    4. A very wealthy client I know now over 90 years old bought an icebreaker back in the 1980s and completely converted it into a luxury ship, just for a single Antarctic expedition with his wife. The whole project cost him around 30 million, and he only did that one trip.

      It’s not illegal to go to Antarctica; the journey usually costs at least around 15,000 USD, but at that price, you travel in a very basic, spartan way.

    5. lmao everyone knows the tourist cruises just take you to the “safe” coastline areas.. no way they’d let regular people near the actual classified spots 🙃.

    6. paisleydarling on

      My mum has been on one of these. She brought me back some rocks and shells (shhhh) and some from the Falklands.

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