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larry
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posted 05-08-1999 09:05 PM      Profile for larry   Email larry   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
If you have recently sailed on Sensation we would appreciate any information you might share as we are First time Cruisers and need all the information we can get to plan for a great trip....thanks
Posts: 2 | From: Oklahoma | Registered: May 99
Leah
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posted 05-24-1999 12:08 AM      Profile for Leah   Email Leah   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Me and two friends went on our first cruise aboard the Sensation in April. We had a great time. So much to see and do. I'm not sure what kind of info you are looking for. If you have any specific questions you need answered, feel free to email me.
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Carnival Triumph
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posted 05-25-1999 04:46 PM      Profile for Carnival Triumph     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Larry,


The Carnival Sensation is great, i had a blast, its so much to do on The Sensation and you will NEVER be bored. One of my favorite places to hang out was in Michelangelo's Loungue, its a very beautiful ship. I stayed in room # U103 and it was a very nice room, everything was user friendly and it makes you just feel at home. The Service was great and all the crew members are always more than willing to help you out in anyway. I am very sure you will have a blast. I have already got another cruise booked for December 4th 1999 on ""THE CARNIVAL TRIUMPH"" and i have already rode The Carnival Destiny, and i will tell you something, riding the Sensation is alot of fun and is nice, but when you ride The Destiny, you wont want to ride any other ship. Words cannot explain how The Destiny is like, The boat is the largest out of the Carnival Fleet when seas are rough you dont feel movement, If you are good with automobiles, this is how i would explain it....The Carnival Sensation would be like a Ford Taurus and The Carnival Desinty is like a Lincoln Town Car.....there is alot of difference and if you ever do plan on another cruise, i highly recommend you going on The Carnival Destiny after all....its the only ship that has to look DOWN at "Lady Liberty" because it is so TALL. And Also just like to include its also The Frist Cruise ship that WILL NOT fit thru The Panama Canal cause its so large. Its like a floating city, its just aweseome!!


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