Man-Overboard Alarm on Disney Wish Near Nassau Appears to Be False
Passenger reports describe a turnaround with rescue-boat searches followed by a muster that accounted for all guests.
Overview
- Passengers said the alarm sounded about an hour after the ship left Nassau around 5:30 p.m. local time, roughly 15 miles north of the port.
- The captain ordered guests to muster stations for a headcount, which passengers reported eventually showed everyone on board.
- Accounts described the ship turning back, life rings thrown over the port side, and two rescue boats launched with search lights sweeping the water.
- One rescue boat reportedly returned with crew while the other continued searching before updates characterized the incident as a likely false alarm.
- Coverage is based on passenger posts on Reddit and DISBoards, and there was no official confirmation from Disney Cruise Line or maritime authorities at the time of reporting.