Cruise lines work hard to avoid storms, but the incident is not the only recent one of its kind. Parts of Royal Caribbean’s Serenade of the Seas flooded in January off the coast of South America following heavy rain and wind, and a Carnival Cruise Line ship was rocked by rough weather on its way back to the U.S. from a Bahamas cruise last year.

Following a delay in Yokohama for technical repairs, Royal Caribbean's Spectrum of the Seas has cancelled her next sailing.

Like Royal Caribbean, Disney Cruise Line has added zero-proof cocktails to its cruise ship bar, lounge, and restaurant menus, offering an array of alcohol-free libations like a No Way Frosé and a New In Fashion zero-proof old-fashioned made with Free Spirits non-alcoholic bourbon alternative.

Stormy weather wreaked havoc on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship — causing bottles to fly off bar shelves and a table to overturn on the casino floor in a frightening but fleeting scene, according to reports.