A brawl erupted on a Carnival cruise. Now those involved are banned for life.
Several Carnival Cruise passengers have been banned for life after a brawl on a recent sailing.
Video shared by TikTok user @hellokittyyx shows multiple guests involved in the fight, with security and crew trying to break it up. At least two chairs appear to have been thrown in the video dated June 7.
A spokesperson confirmed the incident happened on the Carnival Sunrise and told USA TODAY, "Those involved will not sail on Carnival Cruise Line again."
In April, 24 Carnival passengers were banned after getting into a fight while disembarking the Carnival Jubilee. Other Carnival guests have been banned for fights on other ships in recent years.
Carnival has a "zero-tolerance" policy toward disruptive behavior.
"The safety and security of our guests, team members, the destinations we visit and the waters in which we travel are embedded in our company's values and guides our operation," according to Carnival's website. "Cruise ships are a shared space, and all guests are expected to treat others with respect."
Guests are reminded about these safety and security policies when they travel with Carnival.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Carnival Cruise guests banned after brawl with chair thrown
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