Flooding hits passengers who have set sail on a NINE-MONTH cruise
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A nine-month cruise around the world cruise turned into a trip from hell for some passengers, after a storm at sea caused major flooding to certain areas of the ship.
The Royal Caribbean Ultimate World Cruise is a 274-night journey that will visit more than 60 countries, with passengers seeing 11 wonders of the world - on a vacation that cost anywhere between $53,000 to more than $105,000.
The ship, called Serenade of the Seas, departed from Miami, Florida on December 10, 2023 - but on January 2, less than two weeks in, while sailing towards Montevideo, Uruguay, it was battered by 60mph winds and heavy rain.
Many disgruntled cruise goers took to TikTok to report the deluge, with one woman revealing how she had to move rooms, while one couple complained that in the midst of the chaos, wine supplies were running low.
A nine-month cruise around the world cruise turned into a trip from hell for some passengers, after a storm at sea caused major flooding to certain areas of the ship
A video montage posted by @accuweather shows sheets of water flooding the sundeck and pool area
Despite flooding in the fitness area, determined gym goers can be seen on the treadmills while water sloshes around
Explaining what happened in her case, Nadine Bowers said: 'Where my balcony was there's an overhang and the rain was coming in so heavy, it was hitting directly the window and coming down and it was all gathering in the rail... and then pouring over the top.'
While the flooding in her room 'wasn't severe' she said she had to move rooms and put heat fans in her room to dry out the carpet.
She told viewers: 'It's just very smelly. I don't know if you guys have been around wet carpet and blowers before but it blows up all the dust and everything.
'It was just too much for me, so they put me up very kindly in another room.'
In other TikToks uploaded by @aditaml2759, severe flooding can be seen on Deck 12, with several inches of water washing over the carpet.
The cruise goer explained that the elevators had also been shut down as a result of the storm.
A video montage posted @accuweather shows sheets of water flooding the main sundeck and pool area, while the gym was also awash.
Despite flooding in the fitness area, determined gym goers can be seen on the treadmills while water sloshes around.
In a bid to keep the water levels down, a mound of sodden gym towels appear on the ground.
As the flooding was going on, cruise passengers Mike and Nancy Jacobs told their TikTok fans that their biggest concern was that the ship's wine supplies were running low.
The Royal Caribbean Ultimate World Cruise is a 274-night journey that will visit more than 60 countries, with passengers seeing 11 wonders of the world
Nadine Bowers had to install heat blowers in her room to dry out the soaked carpet. She said the smell wasn't good and she had to move rooms
As the flooding was going on, cruise passengers Mike and Nancy Jacobs told their TikTok fans that their biggest concern was that the ship's wine supplies were running low.
The first leg, the Ultimate Americas Cruise, passengers will travel to islands in the Caribbean to Antarctica
TikTok users have showed off the impressive vessel in clips posted online, which weighs 90,090 tons and can fit 2,100 passengers
Creator Angie Linderman (pictured) explained she was working from the cruise, also estimating about 20 children to be on board, who will also be homeschooled
In one clip, Angie showed off the massive task of unpacking to live on board the vessel for nine months
Deeming the shortage 'the ultimate world cruise drama,' Mike revealed how staff told him that the passengers had gone through more wine than they had anticipated and they were struggling to restock.
In regards to the flooding, cruise operator Royal Caribbean told DailyMail.com that a 'minor clean-up and elevator repairs' were carried out and the ship managed to sail to its next destination, Montevideo, and arrive as scheduled on January 4.
Updates from the TikTokers show how the flood waters dissapated and Mike and Nancy also revealed that the wine supplies were replenished on reaching Uruguay.
Hopefully it will be plane sailing for the rest of the long haul voyage.
Serenade of the Seas will return to its home port in Miami on September 10, 2024.
The first leg of the trip, the Ultimate Americas Cruise, will see passengers travel to islands in the Caribbean to Antarctica.
They'll then embark on the Ultimate Asia Pacific Cruise, where they'll travel to Australia, Asia, and the Pacific Islands.
This is followed by the Ultimate Middle East and Med part of the cruise, spotlighting Dubai, Egypt, Greece and Croatia, before looping around Europe and across to New York.
The 90,090-ton, 2,100-passenger vessel has a spa pool, library, cinema, scatter slot machines, plenty of decking space, a two-floor dining space, and a shopping arcade.
A number of TikTok videos previously shared by passengers showed themselves boarding the cruise liner, giving tours of their rooms and what they do day-to-day whilst at sea - and those left on land are utterly fascinated.
While the passengers board the ship and prepare their sea legs, the rest of the world is eagerly waiting to see what exactly happens when you spend nine months at sea.
In one TikTok, prominent cruise creator Amike Oosthuizen talked through what the guests received as they boarded the ship.
@brooklyntravelstheworld Ultimate World cruise ship walking tour of the Serenade of the Seas!!
The Royal Caribbean Ultimate World Cruise is a 274-night journey that will visit more than 60 countries, with passengers seeing 11 wonders of the world - on a vacation that cost anywhere between $53,000 to more than $105,000.
The ship, called Serenade of the Seas, departed from Miami, Florida on December 10, 2023 - but on January 2, less than two weeks in, while sailing towards Montevideo, Uruguay, it was battered by 60mph winds and heavy rain.
Many disgruntled cruise goers took to TikTok to report the deluge, with one woman revealing how she had to move rooms, while one couple complained that in the midst of the chaos, wine supplies were running low.
A nine-month cruise around the world cruise turned into a trip from hell for some passengers, after a storm at sea caused major flooding to certain areas of the ship
A video montage posted by @accuweather shows sheets of water flooding the sundeck and pool area
Despite flooding in the fitness area, determined gym goers can be seen on the treadmills while water sloshes around
Explaining what happened in her case, Nadine Bowers said: 'Where my balcony was there's an overhang and the rain was coming in so heavy, it was hitting directly the window and coming down and it was all gathering in the rail... and then pouring over the top.'
While the flooding in her room 'wasn't severe' she said she had to move rooms and put heat fans in her room to dry out the carpet.
She told viewers: 'It's just very smelly. I don't know if you guys have been around wet carpet and blowers before but it blows up all the dust and everything.
'It was just too much for me, so they put me up very kindly in another room.'
In other TikToks uploaded by @aditaml2759, severe flooding can be seen on Deck 12, with several inches of water washing over the carpet.
The cruise goer explained that the elevators had also been shut down as a result of the storm.
A video montage posted @accuweather shows sheets of water flooding the main sundeck and pool area, while the gym was also awash.
Despite flooding in the fitness area, determined gym goers can be seen on the treadmills while water sloshes around.
In a bid to keep the water levels down, a mound of sodden gym towels appear on the ground.
As the flooding was going on, cruise passengers Mike and Nancy Jacobs told their TikTok fans that their biggest concern was that the ship's wine supplies were running low.
The Royal Caribbean Ultimate World Cruise is a 274-night journey that will visit more than 60 countries, with passengers seeing 11 wonders of the world
Nadine Bowers had to install heat blowers in her room to dry out the soaked carpet. She said the smell wasn't good and she had to move roomsAs the flooding was going on, cruise passengers Mike and Nancy Jacobs told their TikTok fans that their biggest concern was that the ship's wine supplies were running low.
The first leg, the Ultimate Americas Cruise, passengers will travel to islands in the Caribbean to Antarctica
TikTok users have showed off the impressive vessel in clips posted online, which weighs 90,090 tons and can fit 2,100 passengers
Creator Angie Linderman (pictured) explained she was working from the cruise, also estimating about 20 children to be on board, who will also be homeschooled
In one clip, Angie showed off the massive task of unpacking to live on board the vessel for nine months
Deeming the shortage 'the ultimate world cruise drama,' Mike revealed how staff told him that the passengers had gone through more wine than they had anticipated and they were struggling to restock.
In regards to the flooding, cruise operator Royal Caribbean told DailyMail.com that a 'minor clean-up and elevator repairs' were carried out and the ship managed to sail to its next destination, Montevideo, and arrive as scheduled on January 4.
Updates from the TikTokers show how the flood waters dissapated and Mike and Nancy also revealed that the wine supplies were replenished on reaching Uruguay.
Hopefully it will be plane sailing for the rest of the long haul voyage.
Serenade of the Seas will return to its home port in Miami on September 10, 2024.
The first leg of the trip, the Ultimate Americas Cruise, will see passengers travel to islands in the Caribbean to Antarctica.
They'll then embark on the Ultimate Asia Pacific Cruise, where they'll travel to Australia, Asia, and the Pacific Islands.
This is followed by the Ultimate Middle East and Med part of the cruise, spotlighting Dubai, Egypt, Greece and Croatia, before looping around Europe and across to New York.
The 90,090-ton, 2,100-passenger vessel has a spa pool, library, cinema, scatter slot machines, plenty of decking space, a two-floor dining space, and a shopping arcade.
A number of TikTok videos previously shared by passengers showed themselves boarding the cruise liner, giving tours of their rooms and what they do day-to-day whilst at sea - and those left on land are utterly fascinated.
While the passengers board the ship and prepare their sea legs, the rest of the world is eagerly waiting to see what exactly happens when you spend nine months at sea.
In one TikTok, prominent cruise creator Amike Oosthuizen talked through what the guests received as they boarded the ship.
@brooklyntravelstheworld Ultimate World cruise ship walking tour of the Serenade of the Seas!!
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