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The ‘poop cruise’ was a floating nightmare. Now there’s a documentary.
It was the ship that launched a thousand headlines. A dozen years ago, the country was riveted — and, let’s face it, entertained — by the plight of more than 4,200 people adrift in the Gulf of Mexico on the Carnival Triumph after an engine room fire.
Aboard the Carnival Triumph in 2013, an engine fire wiped out electricity, air conditioning, internet service and… the ...
This ordeal led to the ship being known around the world as the ‘Poop Cruise’ with some horrified passengers describing it as ...
More than a decade after it set sail, one of the most infamous pre-Covid cruises is back in the news thanks to a Netflix documentary. Trainwreck: Poop Cruise splashed onto the streaming ...
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Poop Cruise exposes how a Carnival cruise turned into a sewage-filled nightmare for 4,000 passengers—while the company dodged ...
A fire knocked out power on a Carnival cruise ship in 2013, leaving over 4,000 passengers without working toilets for days ...
Netflix's new true-story documentary has had fans in hysterics on social media, with viewers discussing the horrifying show ...
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