Rosalyn Rincon, a member of the cruise ship staff who worked as a dancer, was in the middle of a magician's act when the ship ran aground. She was inside a box during a magic show when, she said, "I realized that everything stopped. The music stopped," she said. Everything on the stage fell on top of people because the ship listed dramatically, said Rincon, 30, of Blackpool, England. "There was no signal as to what was going on until about 30 minutes into it," Rincon told CNN.

3,000 stranded passengers now without ID, money, credit cards, cell phones, etc.

"I've been awake for 40 hours -- I still have never spoken to a person from Costa," [a passenger] said, adding that no food, clothes, or money were provided by the cruise line. "We are stranded. We have nothing."

One passenger from Boston on his honeymoon said the crew was so inept it was like a scene from a Marx Brothers movie.

The huge ship, which had 5 restaurants and 13 bars, was owned by Costa Cruises, which in turned is owned by Carnival Cruise Lines. Sounds like some major lawsuits will are imminent.