Cruise Passengers Stranded in Ireland for Three Months After Planning Dream Trip to Sail the World

Update: Passengers Finally Disembark After Months-Long Ordeal

After being stranded in Ireland for three months due to a global pandemic, cruise passengers finally disembarked the ship on Saturday. The passengers had been on a dream trip to sail the world when the pandemic hit and forced them to dock in Cobh, Ireland.

Passengers Express Relief and Gratitude

Passengers expressed relief and gratitude to be finally able to leave the ship after months of uncertainty.

“It's been a long and stressful time, but we're finally going home,” said one passenger. “We're just so grateful to be able to leave the ship and get back to our families.”

The passengers were originally scheduled to disembark in April, but the pandemic caused their trip to be extended indefinitely. During their time on the ship, they were subjected to strict quarantine measures and limited contact with the outside world.

Cruise Line Apologizes for Inconvenience

The cruise line apologized for the inconvenience caused to the passengers and said it was working to make sure they had a safe and comfortable experience.

“We understand that this has been a difficult time for our passengers, and we want to thank them for their patience and understanding,” said a spokesperson for the cruise line. “We are committed to providing them with a safe and enjoyable experience, and we are working to make sure that they get home as soon as possible.”

The passengers are now expected to make their way home in the coming days. They will be required to quarantine for 14 days upon arrival in their home countries.