About 4,000 people are stuck on a cruise ship off the coast of Mexico waiting to return home.
“It’s just awful,” said Stephanie Smith from Washington, DC, who has been on the Norwegian Escape since Sept. 2. “I just want to go home.”
The Post reported that the Escape is stationed in Cozumel, Mexico.
“It’s really frustrating and extremely humid and hot here,'' said Smith, adding that passengers are being charged extra for bottled water and Wi-Fi.
“A 24-pack of Dasani water costs $54 and Wi-Fi costs $30 per day,” Smith claimed.
The ship is slated to go back to Miami on Tuesday, the report stated.
Michael Davis, who lives in Irma-ravaged St. Augustine, Florida, said he wants to get back home.
In a statement last week, Norwegian Cruise Line said that guests who got on the cruise ship shouldn’t be anxious because they couldn’t guarantee when the ship will get back to Miami.
“We said to guests that we cannot confirm when or where you‘ll be coming back, but obviously we’ll make every effort to return the ship to port as soon as it’s safe to do so,” said Norwegian Cruise Line spokeswoman Vanessa Picariello, AP reported.
“Guests will enjoy a cruise to nowhere and be able to be safe and out of the storm,” she said last week.