BOSTON, Sha'ban 5, 1436, May 23, 2015, SPA -- Passengers on a cruise ship that ran aground on a reef near Bermuda during a seven-day vacation shrugged their shoulders and said the mishap was no big deal as they disembarked Friday, AP rerported. The Norwegian Dawn, carrying nearly 3,500 passengers and crew, returned to the Black Falcon Terminal in Boston. Everyone had a story to tell — and a discount on their next cruise. Some passengers described an initial moment of confusion and panic that quickly went away. The ship hit the reef late Tuesday and was stuck for more than six hours before a rising tide helped push it into deeper water. Norwegian Cruise Line says a temporary malfunction in the steering system forced the ship off course near Bermuda, where it had spent three days in port. The company says a team of experts inspected the ship and found it to be safe. -- SPA 00:51 LOCAL TIME 21:51 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w