LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

A few glitches at clubs for teens

I had to respond to your article “Zoned for Teens” [March 11].

Our family is a longtime veteran of Club Med and has found that its teen clubs can be either heaven or hell.

If there happen to be no other kids at the club who are in the same age group as your kid, you may be in for a long week.

Another problem can be language. Many Club Med visitors speak French. We visited a Club Med where mine were the only English speakers.

However, on several occasions, we have had wonderful experiences.

Marian Subbarao Newhall

Flipping outin coach

I have often thought that in the economy section of planes, the bottom part of the seats should flip up and out of the way — just like movie seats do [“Seeking a Perfect 10A, B or C,” Travel Insider, March 11]. This would allow people to get in and out of their seats so much easier.

Vicki L. Davis Los Angeles

Not big fans of Travel’s changes

The changes you’ve implemented to the Travel section are not an improvement.

I know we can find more Travel features online. Frankly, we’re sick of hearing that. That’s right — just keep driving us to the Web, and drive us right into the arms of the New York Times.

Laurie G. Trainor Los Angeles