Pools of feces, onion-cucumber sandwiches, and struggling elderly passengers. How Carnival's Triumph's guests are faring after being stuck at sea for three days .
The Carnival Triumph lost propulsion after an engine room fire on February 10.
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Passenger Debra Rightmire in a text to ABC News:
"Conditions are getting worse by the hour. Cabin carpets are wet with urine and water. Toilets are overflowing inside cabins. We are having to sleep in the hallways. Onion and cucumber sandwich last night."
Carnival said that stranded passengers will get a full refund, free flight home, and credit for another cruise.
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Passenger Shelly Crosby in a text to ABC News:
"We stood in line for four hours to get a hamburger."
