Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Cinderella-Ii

On June 18, at approximately 3:30 PM, the Cinderella ferry encountered a serious incident near Nacka Beach, caused by a malfunction in its reverse water jet system. The vessel is currently undergoing thorough investigations and repairs at a shipyard in Stockholm, with hopes from Strömma to resume operations in time for the upcoming Midsummer weekend. However, the ferry's re-entry into service hinges on approval from the Transport Board. At the time of the accident, Cinderella II was en route from Sandhamn to Nybro Quay when the captain was unable to reduce the ferry's speed as it approached the quay. Consequently, the ship collided with the dock at a speed of two to three knots, attributable to the faulty reverse function of its water jet system. The manufacturer of the water jet has been notified and will conduct a review of the issue. The incident resulted in injuries to around a dozen passengers. In response, Strömma has engaged with emergency services in the Stockholm area and is encouraging anyone who was aboard Cinderella II during the incident to reach out to the company. So far, two individuals have made contact. Following repairs, the ferry departed the Stockholm shipyard on June 22 at 6:30 PM, resuming its regular service schedule bound for Vaxholm.

In a distressing maritime incident, the 'Cinderella II' ferry collided with a quay at Nacka, near Stockholm, on June 18, 2017, around 3:30 p.m. The vessel was traveling from Sandhamn to Strandvägen when it experienced an engine failure that prevented it from reversing in time. Onboard were over 230 passengers, nine individuals sustained injuries, including burns, bone fractures, cuts, and other wounds, necessitating immediate medical attention at a local hospital. Eyewitnesses reported chaotic scenes as some passengers were thrown around during the impact, with one individual falling down a staircase. The emergency response included several ambulances dispatched to the scene. The Swedish Transport Agency subsequently visited Nacka beach to examine the 'Cinderella II' following the collision. Notably, the ferry had recently undergone maintenance, as it had been out of service for two weeks prior to the accident for an engine replacement. For further details and photographic coverage, refer to the following links: [Dagens Nyheter](http://www.dn.se/sthlm/olycksbaten-togs-ur-trafik-for-tre-veckor-sedan/), [VG](http://www.vg.no/nyheter/utenriks/sverige/sverige-ferge-kjoerte-inn-i-kai-elleve-skadet/a/24076001/), [Aftonbladet](http://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/a/zqrvw/skargardsbat-har-kort-in-i-kaj-i-nacka), [Expressen](http://www.expressen.se/nyheter/turistbat-i-olycka-flera-skadade/).