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Netflix Revisits Carnival Cruise Disaster in New “Poop Cruise” Documentary

  • In February 2013, an engine room fire disabled the Carnival Triumph, causing a loss of power and plumbing that stranded more than 4,000 people onboard in the Gulf of Mexico during what was supposed to be a four-day cruise.
  • The fire damaged power cables causing loss of electricity, air conditioning, toilets, and temporary internet service, forcing passengers to use biohazard bags and sleep on deck due to heat.
  • Netflix released a 55-minute documentary titled 'Trainwreck: Poop Cruise' on June 24, 2025, combining passenger footage, recreations, and interviews that highlight the chaotic conditions and human responses onboard.
  • Passengers received refunds, $500 payments, and vouchers for free cruises, while Carnival invested over $500 million in fleet-wide safety upgrades citing the incident as a 'teachable moment' for the industry.
  • Crew members were praised as 'superheroes' by survivors, the ordeal fostered unexpected bonds among passengers, and the event remains a notable example of crisis revealing human character under adversity.
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