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The 4,200 passengers of the Carnival Triumph were happy to see help arrive, above, in the Gulf of Mexico after their cruise ship lost power and floated for five days. At right, some on board slept in the hallways because their rooms got too hot. Rose Jones of Pine Township and her sister Patricia Parenti were on the vessel and had a room with a balcony; they weren't too shaken by the experience, which they said could have been much worse.
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