The third of seven sister ships sailing in the Carnival Cruise Lines fleet, Sensation entered service in 1993 and has proved popular with folks of all ages. You will find glitz, neon, and tivoli lights, but also plenty of polished marble and high-quality furnishings. Carrying 2,040 passengers, Sensation has more facilities than some medium-sized cities and appeals to those who like many choices on a cruise. If gambling is your thing, few ships fit the bill better.
Service is friendly and professional.
Providing access to many of the ships' public rooms, the atrium is active 24 hours a day and is a crossroads of the ship's passengers. Gambling is a very big deal aboard Carnival's ships, and the enormous casino is one of the liveliest afloat. A limited room service menu is available 24 hours a day. The 28 suites each measure 350 square feet, with 71-square foot private balconies. There are a good number of double cabins with fold-out upper berths, a popular feature with families.