Clock in AE Penthouse STAR

[llam]

:rolleyes:Should I pack my travel clock. DH and I are thrilled to be booked on the Star in December and I cannot remember if I need to pack my travel clock; booked in an AE on the Star.

[MMastell]

Pack the clock. I don't remember seeing a clock in any cabin. The only cabin I do remember having a clock in was a Sky Suite on Celebrity, Mercury.

 

Take care,

Mike

[RiverCityCruiser]

Automated telephone wake up calls in all cabins

[llam]

Thx for the info-I'll be sure to pack my travel clock. I frequently wake up way too early when I am on vacation, so knowing the exact time helps.

[bakerintn]

Thx for the info-I'll be sure to pack my travel clock. I frequently wake up way too early when I am on vacation, so knowing the exact time helps.

 

don't bring a plug-in clock...it will run slow (50 cycles vs 60 cyles on board). Battery operated clock is what you want. Or ... Some people just use their cell phone alarm.

[Firemaker]

Pack a clock, cell phones don't work at sea.

The television has the current time on one of the channels, though you'd have to keep it on all of the time to see it:D

[zimmerjulie]

There was a clock in my AE suite on the Star, on the bedside table. I dind't try to use it, though I did notice it didn't have the right time. Also, it didn't look like something you could see at night (not digital).

[ruffs]

Won't they call you a bit before they deliver pre-arranged room service? My plan is to order just a bit from room service - juice, coffee, pastries, etc., in the morning to have a little something before heading out to breakfast. That plus a wake up call seems like it would be enough for us.

[terrymtex01]

I know we have sailed twice in 9232 on the Star and my memory is there is no lighted alarm clock in the suite, only a dial clock on the bedside table. If you want to be able to see the clock during the night or early morning bring something that is a glow in the dark dial clock or a battery operated digital clock. There is the automated wake up call thingie mentioned above, but I found it to be some what complicated to use.

[Duff Man]

Pack a clock, cell phones don't work at sea.

 

I don't understand this statement. What are you referring to? Aside from the fact that my cell phones work at sea, I keep and bring an old cell phone for the sole purpose of using as a back up alarm clock. It works just fine on land and at sea! :D

[Firemaker]

I don't understand this statement. What are you referring to? Aside from the fact that my cell phones work at sea, I keep and bring an old cell phone for the sole purpose of using as a back up alarm clock. It works just fine on land and at sea! :D

My cell phone (verizon) kept "searching for service" while we were on our last cruise. In so doing, the clock on it would not even work. I always use it while we travel as my alarm clock and keep it on the bedside table. I had to use DH's watch with the back light to see the time at night:o