Some passengers shared their stories of being onboard during the storm, with people reporting that balcony doors were blown open and their cabins were left soaked with water. Glass had also been shattered from some of the the balcony dividers.
The dining room closed early and passengers were told to stay in their staterooms or remain seated in the nearest public area so that they weren’t wandering the corridors during the turbulence! The storm lasted for around 2-3 hours but despite all of the damage caused, the ship won’t be taking time out to recuperate for future cruises, repairs will be ongoing as the ship continues on it’s voyage.
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