Royal Caribbean is investigating a serious incident on the world's largest cruise ship, Icon of the Seas, where a waterslide shattered, causing a passenger to be sliced open by a broken panel. The slide has been closed for safety assessments, and the company is examining whether the failure was due to manufacturing, installation, or impact issues. The injured passenger is in stable condition, and safety measures have been heightened onboard.
A water slide on Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas ship shattered while a passenger was using it, causing injuries; the slide has been shut down pending investigation into the cause, which may involve manufacturing or installation issues.
A passenger was injured after a waterslide broke on Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas cruise ship, resulting in lacerations. The slide was closed for investigation, and the cruise line emphasized safety measures and ongoing assessments to determine the cause of the failure.
A waterslide on Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas broke, injuring a passenger and causing chaos among passengers, including a family who witnessed the incident; the cruise line is investigating the event.
A waterslide on the world's largest cruise ship, Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas, cracked open, injuring one passenger and causing a hole in the slide. The slide is closed for investigation, and the passenger is in stable condition. The ship features the largest waterpark at sea and recently embarked on its maiden voyage.
A water slide on Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas broke, injuring a guest and causing water to flood a public area, while the ship was also involved in a deadly crew altercation two weeks earlier. The slide has been closed pending investigation, and the cruise is returning to Miami.
A water slide malfunction on Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas injured an adult guest, leading to the slide's closure for the rest of the cruise as an investigation is conducted. The guest's condition is stable, but details about the severity of injuries are not disclosed.
A crew member on Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas allegedly stabbed a female co-worker and then jumped overboard near San Salvador Island, Bahamas, resulting in his death. The incident involved a personal dispute, and the ship's rescue operations recovered the body. The victim is in stable condition, and the suspect's identity has not been released.
The cruise ship Icon Of The Seas returned to PortMiami after a fatal incident where a crew member was killed and another injured following a dispute on board, involving a stabbing and a subsequent jump into the water off San Salvador Island, Bahamas.
A crew member went overboard from Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas during a Caribbean voyage but was quickly rescued and later passed away, with the ship resuming its itinerary without delay. The incident showcased swift emergency response and rescue efforts, although unfortunately, the individual did not survive.
A passenger on Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas described the chaos after a man jumped overboard and was later found dead. Despite the tragedy, many passengers continued their vacation activities, seemingly unaware of the death. The ship, which had just departed from Miami for a week-long trip, was stopped for two hours for a rescue mission before resuming its journey.
A passenger died after jumping off Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship, while it was en route to Honduras from Florida. The ship halted for two hours for search-and-rescue operations.
A passenger died after jumping from Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship, during its voyage from Florida to Honduras. The incident occurred north of Cuba, and the ship paused for about two hours for rescue efforts. The man's identity remains undisclosed, and Royal Caribbean is providing support to his loved ones.
A passenger died after jumping off Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas while en route to Honduras. The ship, which holds 7,600 passengers and 2,350 crew members, stopped for two hours for search-and-rescue operations. The U.S. Coast Guard was notified, and Royal Caribbean is providing support to the passenger's loved ones.
The writer spent three nights on Royal Caribbean's new Icon of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship, and found it overwhelming due to its flashy amenities and massive size. Despite potential concerns about its impact and safety, the ship has garnered significant interest and bookings, with the CEO touting it as the best-selling product in the company's history.
