Are cruise ship vacations always disasters or does social media just make it seem that way?

I feel like I've seen so many videos of cruise ship mishaps online over the past few years. From fires to flooding to straight-up SINKING, you'd have to pay me to go on a cruise at this point. They seem treacherous...

Last Saturday, TikTok creator @only1daj shared a video of the flooded hallways on the Carnival Sunrise cruise. Flooding while you're on a boat is like...um...not cool. If I saw water filling the halls on my cruise, I would freak the FRACK out, dude.

The guests in this video don't look too happy. Check it out below.

The comments on this video are pretty hilarious. Here are some of my favorites:

'I wake up on a cruise and feel water I might as well be dead."

"The way I'd be crying, throwing up and passing out lol"

"I woulda felt like I was in Titanic pt 2"

"Saw the carnival freedom video last night, my parents leave for a carnival cruise in a couple weeks...they're not allowed to go anymore."

"I'm IMMEDIATELY taking a painting off the wall so I can get on it."

"Idk where I woulda ran but I'd just run like hell."

"I'm trying to figure out what the towels were supposed to do."

"MOLD! If you know, you know."

Have you ever been onboard a cruise ship when something went wrong? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me at Chrissy.Covington@townsquaremedia.com and tell me your story!

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