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If some people will take 10 minutes to actually read the posts that are written, they will see that I started my post with " A lot of the complaints are with Carnival's error...." To the normal person that would acknowledge that there were problems with the Sensation and the Holiday. So the first thing I did was call Carnival on their error of rushing these ships back into service. In other posts, on other boards, I have repeatedly said that these folks deserve a 50% discount on a future cruise. (or a 50% refund on the one they took).

"Seasoned mature people" know when someone has a starfish up their fanny and when folks are making the best of a bad situation (which again, we have already acknowledge). Just because the food on ONE cruise on the Sensation was not up to your "personal" taste...does not mean that the food on the Sensation is always going to be bad. Saying "if you want good food, don't go on the Sensation" is immature and childish (ie of the starfish variety).

Seasoned mature cruisers know that the kitchen may have been having an off week. The staff in the kitchen could be new with it just coming out of drydock. Things happen. The difference between "seasoned mature cruisers" and "those who are packing a starfish" is how you handle when things are not perfect.

<blockquote data-quote="LHP" data-source="post: 1028006">If some people will take 10 minutes to actually read the posts that are written, they will see that I started my post with&nbsp; &quot; A lot of the complaints are with Carnival's error....&quot;&nbsp; &nbsp; To the normal person that would acknowledge that there were problems with the Sensation and the Holiday.&nbsp; &nbsp; So the first thing I did was call Carnival on their error of rushing these ships back into service.&nbsp; &nbsp; In other posts, on other boards, I have repeatedly said that these folks deserve a 50% discount on a future cruise.&nbsp; (or a 50% refund on the one they took).&quot;Seasoned mature people&quot; know when someone has a starfish up their fanny and when folks are making the best of a bad situation (which again, we have already acknowledge).&nbsp; &nbsp; Just because the food on&nbsp; ONE cruise on the Sensation was not up to your &quot;personal&quot; taste...does not mean that the food on the Sensation is always going to be&nbsp; bad.&nbsp; &nbsp; Saying &quot;if you want good food, don't go on the Sensation&quot; is immature and childish&nbsp; (ie of the starfish variety).&nbsp;&nbsp; Seasoned mature cruisers know that the kitchen may have been having an off week.&nbsp;&nbsp; The staff in the kitchen could be new with it just coming out of drydock.&nbsp; Things happen.&nbsp; &nbsp; The difference between &quot;seasoned mature cruisers&quot; and &quot;those who are packing a starfish&quot; is how you handle when things are not perfect.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LHP, post: 1028006"] If some people will take 10 minutes to actually read the posts that are written, they will see that I started my post with " A lot of the complaints are with Carnival's error...." To the normal person that would acknowledge that there were problems with the Sensation and the Holiday. So the first thing I did was call Carnival on their error of rushing these ships back into service. In other posts, on other boards, I have repeatedly said that these folks deserve a 50% discount on a future cruise. (or a 50% refund on the one they took). "Seasoned mature people" know when someone has a starfish up their fanny and when folks are making the best of a bad situation (which again, we have already acknowledge). Just because the food on ONE cruise on the Sensation was not up to your "personal" taste...does not mean that the food on the Sensation is always going to be bad. Saying "if you want good food, don't go on the Sensation" is immature and childish (ie of the starfish variety). Seasoned mature cruisers know that the kitchen may have been having an off week. The staff in the kitchen could be new with it just coming out of drydock. Things happen. The difference between "seasoned mature cruisers" and "those who are packing a starfish" is how you handle when things are not perfect. [/QUOTE]