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Mutiny.
Cruise passengers stage 'mutiny' after mystery trip to 'undiscovered gems' stopped in Great Yarmouth, Dunkirk, and a Dutch industrial port that 'was like being on a council estate with pound shops'
Roughly 900 customers on board the Balmoral ship (Pictured docked in Southampton) have 'mutinied' and refused to leave the cruise ship just days into the trip after passengers paid £1,400 for a less than stellar voyage. The cruise owner - Fred. Olson. - had promised a 'holiday experience like no other, promising to take passengers to previously 'undiscovered gems'. But passengers were dismayed after their voyage took them to less than stellar venues including the Port of Dunkirk, close to a migrant camp (Centre) and a Dutch steelworks plant at Ijmuiden Port in Amsterdam (right). Passengers are now refusing to leave the ship for fear that their hard earned cash will be further wasted on a trip that has left many disappointed.
Roughly 900 customers on board the Balmoral ship (Pictured docked in Southampton) have 'mutinied' and refused to leave the cruise ship just days into the trip after passengers paid £1,400 for a less than stellar voyage. The cruise owner - Fred. Olson. - had promised a 'holiday experience like no other, promising to take passengers to previously 'undiscovered gems'. But passengers were dismayed after their voyage took them to less than stellar venues including the Port of Dunkirk, close to a migrant camp (Centre) and a Dutch steelworks plant at Ijmuiden Port in Amsterdam (right). Passengers are now refusing to leave the ship for fear that their hard earned cash will be further wasted on a trip that has left many disappointed.