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What starts off as a regular Deck Tour turns into tragedy. Exiting the Grand Staircase, we enter the A-Deck Enclosed Promenade. The windows here have been enlarged compared to Titanic, and now more resemble Queen Mary's promenade. Heading forward to the Forecastle Deck, we get to examine some of the machinery used for docking and anchoring. Then, the unexpected happens. Britannic hits a mine. There is a large explosion, and the horns start signaling. We bring up the special Helm Cam to see what is happening at the Bridge. As our tour continues, we head upstairs to the B-Deck Enclosed Promenade. A feature Olympic had but was left out of Titanic. Britannic's only goes as far as the boarding entrance though, as Olympic's extends the entire length of the deck. Up another flight of stairs, we come to the Bridge. There is an annoying alarm going off letting everyone know we just struck a mine. For sanity's sake, I have muted it. Our tour is put on temporary pause as we watch some of the first
