A suspected broken line aboard Harmony of the Seas sent water pooling through a passenger corridor shortly before 7:00 a. m.
on September 29. One passenger who filmed the incident believes only two staterooms were actually flooded and praised Royal Caribbean crew members for responding quickly. Less than two hours later, affected carpeting had been removed and drying equipment was already being used as cleanup continued.
On a cruise, many guests enjoy soaking their feet, but for guests aboard Royal Caribbean's Harmony of the Seas, this activity happened not at the pool, but in the hallway. Following a suspected broken line, water began pooling through a carpeted hallway on the 226,963-gross-ton ship. One guest shared a video of the incident on Facebook, saying the incident occurred shortly before 7:00 a.
m. on September 29, 2026. The video shows water flowing like a river down a section of the carpeted hallway, past some staterooms, including hers.
"That's a first for me in 92 cruises!" said the passenger. "There's a busted line on Harmony of the Seas. This isn't a common occurrence, and the crew is handling it really well." According to the guest, the water was hot enough to steam up…
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