The cruise ship company confirmed The Carnival Spirit departed from Seattle on Sept. 11 and struck “an errant piece of drifting ice” in Alaska’s Tracy Arm Fjord, Fox 13 Seattle reports. But no Titanic-like damage was caused with Carnival verifying that the cruise ship was assessed, and no damage to the hull was discovered.

In Alaska's Tracy Arm Fjord, a Carnival cruise liner struck a big ice block, but the ship was unharmed and no one was injured. The event was captured on camera, which went viral on social media.

Carnival says its ship "made contact with an errant piece of drifting ice. An assessment determined no damage to the ship's hull and the vessel continued on its cruise."

In a dramatic moment, a Carnival cruise ship made contact with a chunk of ice in Alaska's Tracy Arm Fjord last Thursday but emerged unscathed. Despite one passenger likening the incident to a "Titanic moment,

The Carnival Spirit struck ice Sept. 5, 2024, in Alaska, the cruise line confirmed to FOX Business. A passenger shot this video from her balcony. (Courtesy: Cassandra Goskie)