Thread: Splendor gets 100 inspection score

Carnival Splendor Earns Perfect 100 Score on Most Recent U.S. Public Health Inspection

Posted on 17 June 2009


Carnival Cruise Lines’ 113,300-ton Carnival Splendor, which launched year-round seven-day service from Long Beach, Calif., in April, received a perfect 100 score on its most recent inspection by the United States Public Health Service.

The largest ship in the Carnival fleet, the 3,006-passenger vessel received perfect marks on all 42 items that comprise the U.S. Public Health Service’s comprehensive Vessel Sanitation Program (VSP) checklist.

The unannounced inspections, which are conducted twice a year and required for any cruise ship with an international itinerary calling at a U.S. port, evaluate vessels in a wide variety of areas, including adherence to proper food handling, preparation and storage procedures, and overall galley cleanliness. Ships’ potable water supplies used in spas and pools are evaluated, as well.

Very well done
The crew have done a fantastic job as it takes a lot of cleaning etc to get 100 points from USPH.

It sure does, and you don't see 100's just every day.

Kudos to the crew of the Splendor!

More reason to give Splendor a try.

It's close to home for me.

Way to go. Maybe if hubby will think about a 7day cruise close to home....

We had a great two days on the Splendor when she was in Ft. Lauderdale.

Congrats to her crew for keeping her clean and earning the perfect score.

Does the crew members and maintenance staff get any bonuses for getting a perfect score?