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TERRIFIED cruise passengers have been captured screaming a bone-chilling three-word message after a towering waterslide shattered on board.

One passenger was reportedly sliced open after a section of the Icon of the Seas’ waterpark suddenly burst into pieces.

Water spraying from a cruise ship waterslide.

A waterslide on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship burstCredit: X / @jimmuldoon
Damaged waterslide on a cruise ship.

The incident left a sharp hold that reportedly sliced one passengerCredit: X / @SauniR6
Icon of the Seas cruise ship water park.

The Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas is the world’s largest cruise ship, boasting a record-breaking water park on boardCredit: Getty

Horrifying video shows water pouring onto the deck after the malfunction on the largest cruise ship in the world.

The incident happened as a passenger was sliding down the Frightening Bolt acrylic slide on the Royal Caribbean liner.

According to one scared guest, the victim’s “leg and back were cut open pretty bad,” Cruise Hive reported.

However, he didn’t fall through the hole.

Passengers all screamed for help and ran toward the chaotic scene to see whether anyone was hurt.

Many of the horrified bystanders all screamed a single three-word phrase at the operators as water gushed down.

“Stop the slide!” said people standing in the crowd.

After the water was finally stopped, a passenger took a picture of the hole that showed the jagged edges left by the shattered plastic.

The man reportedly hurt by the slide is in stable condition, according to the outlet.

The surrounding area of the deck was closed off following the accident.

According to Royal Caribbean’s website, the Frightening Bolt, which is part of the Category 6 Waterpark, is the tallest waterslide at sea.

It’s one of six “record-breaking” slides that are on the ship, the cruise line said.

Broken waterslide on a cruise ship.

Passengers screamed and told operators to turn the water offCredit: X / @jimmuldoon
Illustration comparing the size of the Icon of the Seas cruise ship to the RMS Titanic, Empire State Building, and Boeing 747.

TRIP CONTINUES

The Icon of the Seas is in the midst of a seven-day trip around the eastern Caribbean and is due to return to Miami on Saturday.

The colossal ship holds 7,600 passengers and is known for its massive waterpark.

In a statement, Royal Caribbean said, “Our team provided medical care to an adult guest when acrylic glass broke off a water slide as the guest passed through the slide.

“The guest is being treated for his injuries. The water slide is closed for the remainder of the sailing pending an investigation.”

The massive cruise ship has seen a string of tragedies in recent weeks.

Two weeks ago, a crew member stabbed his female colleague before jumping overboard to his death.

Days after this, a passenger fell over the edge of an infinity pool while reaching for his sunglasses.

The man didn’t sustain any injuries and was successfully recovered from the sea.

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