Cruise Passengers Say Rogue Waves Were 'Terrifying'

March 4: Workers clean up broken windows on the Cypriot-owned Louis Majesty cruise ship at Barcelona's port, Spain. Waves of up to 26 feet claimed two lives. The ship was carrying 1,350 passengers and 580 crew. (AP)

March 4: Passengers stand in line to board the Cypriot-owned Louis Majesty cruise ship at Barcelona's port, Spain. (AP)

March 4: View of the Cypriot-owned Louis Majesty cruise ship at Barcelona's port, Spain. (AP)

March 4: A passenger stands on the top deck of the Cypriot-owned Louis Majesty after Waves of up to 26 feet high smashed into the Mediterranean cruise ship flooding people's cabins and breaking windows. (AP)

March 4: Workers clean up broken windows on the Cypriot-owned Louis Majesty cruise ship at Barcelona's port, Spain.

Still from amateur video shows damage to the deck of the Louis Majesty after a rogue wave killed two people. (Fox News)

Still from amateur video shows a rogue wave hitting the Louis Majesty cruise ship. The wave killed two people. (Fox News)