Luxury Cruise Liner was stuck in the Gulf of Mexico in 2013
Thousands of tourists aboard a high-end cruise experienced a nightmare when a fire ravaged power on the boat, leaving it stuck in the Gulf of Mexico.
The 2013 trip became chaos after the fire damaged the electrical cables that fed the entire boat, resulting not only in the inability of the boat to move forward, but also the loss of lighting, air conditioning and even toilets.
The scary events that went on board are the focus of a new Netflix Documentary published today (June 24) entitled Trainwreck: Poop Cruise, which offers an indication of what the passengers of Carnival Triumph happened.
Its synopsis is mocked: “ Soon there are leaks of raw wastewater throughout the boat, food supplies are beginning to decrease, and passengers begin to revolt. As the cruise company competes to control the fall, there is a media frenzy. Soon everyone talks about ‘Poop Cruise’.
Given the events of the mistreated Voyage, viewers captivated by history could be curious about what happened on the boat in the center of the new documentary. The most adventurous can even want to experiment with them. So, is it possible?
As usual with luxury cruise ships, the triumph of Carnival underwent significant reform and, starting in 2019, began sailing with a new name: Carnival Sunrise, reports Surrey live.
He continues to navigate the Bahamas and the Caribbean, with a lot of next Jaunts for this year in Tap, as a four -day Bahamas getaway from Miami in November. Spicy for a holiday should wait for an amount of $ 284 each for an interior cabin, while high rollers can increase to $ 836 for a swanky suite.
Recent travelers have taken Tripadvisor to spread their experiences on board. One wrote: “For an older boat, it is still fun, just fear your expectations. We stayed in a balcony cabin on cover 8. Yes, the bathroom looks obsolete with its sink and the blue shower curtain, but it is part of the charm.”
Another dirty, “I loved every minute of being on the boat. The food and the shows were incredible … it was all I wanted and much more!”
As a result of the Carnival Triumph fire and the subsequent failure, the former president and CEO Cruise Lines, Gerry Cahill, became public with a vote for travelers that this mishap “would not happen again.”
His statement said: “ Now that all guests are safely at home, our efforts focus on continuing research on the main cause of fire and what measures we can take to ensure that it does not occur again.These efforts occur in collaboration with the United States Coast Guard, the National Transport Safety Board, the Bahamiana Flag and other independent parties.
“We know, however, that preliminary investigations indicate that the cause of the fire was the result of a leak on the fuel return line of diesel generator number 6.
“The safety and safety of our guests remain of the utmost importance to all of us here in Carnival. All our ships are safe and safe. All of them meet, and in many areas they overcome, all regulatory standards. We promise that we will continue to research to understand what has taken place and learn what steps we can do to improve.”
In front of the Netflix documentary on Triumph’s trip, Carnival shared in a statement with the Irish star timing team: “The Carnival Triumph incident more than 12 years ago, it was a time that is teable for the entire cruise industry.
“ Completely investigation after the incident revealed a vulnerability of the design that was corrected and led the Carnival Cruise Line to invest more than $ 500 million throughout our fleet in integral fire prevention and suppression, improved redundancy and improved management systems, all in support of our commitment with robust safety standards.
“ This is in addition to our vigorous Health, Environment, Security and Security protocols (Hess) that guide the entire Carnival Corporation fleet while maintaining our commitment to the leadership of the industry in this area. We are proud of the fact that since 2013 more than 53 million guests have enjoyed vacation and memorable with us and we will continue to operate with these high rules. ”
Trainwreck: Poop Cruise is transmitted to Netflix from June 24