A recent episode of Netflix's "Trainwreck" anthology series examines the incident aboard Carnival Triumph in 2013.

(NewsNation) — Netflix’s “Trainwreck: Poop Cruise” has offered a closer look into the 2013 Carnival Triumph cruise that lost all power after a fire, causing passengers to go with no air conditioning ...

Imagine – you embark on a four-day getaway via a Carnival Cruise Line vessel. However, three days into the vacation, an engine fire leads to an unfortunate series of events. In this nightmare scenario ...

An engine room fire caused a complete loss of power on the ship, cutting off essentials like working toilets on board Passengers who were on the cruise ship at the time recall the chaos they ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook A brand new Netflix documentary is both revolting users and keeping them absolutely hooked.

Warning: This article contains spoilers. Warning: This article is gross. Although I have friends and family who've had glorious cruise experiences, it’s never appealed to me. And after watching ...

More than a decade after Carnival Triumph was stranded at sea in what became infamously known as the “Poop Cruise,” a new Netflix documentary has reignited interest—and public scrutiny—around the 2013 ...

The documentary arrived on the streamer on June 24 as part of an anthology series that explores epic real-life catastrophes, from disastrous music festivals to political scandals and media hoaxes. The ...

4,000 passengers and crew were stranded on board the crippled Carnival Triumph. The ordeal, in February 2013, is the subject of a new Netflix Documentary: "Poop Cruise." The Triumph caught fire in the ...