Disney Cruise Ship Rescues Four from Sinking Catamaran Near Bermuda

The Disney Treasure, en route to Florida for its maiden voyage, diverted to assist a catamaran taking on water 265 miles off Bermuda.

The Disney Treasure responded to a distress call from the Serenity, a 50-foot catamaran, which began taking on water due to a gasket failure in its escape hatch.
The rescue operation was coordinated by the U.S. Coast Guard, which identified the Disney Treasure as the closest vessel to the distressed catamaran.
All four passengers aboard the catamaran were safely rescued by a lifeboat launched from the Disney Treasure, with no reported injuries.
The Disney Treasure was on a transatlantic journey from the Netherlands to Port Canaveral, Florida, ahead of its inaugural cruise in December.
The rescue highlights the crew's readiness and commitment to safety, as emphasized by Captain Marco Nogara in statements to the media.