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donnysmom

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Or put simply:

 

East coast = work time:mad:

 

Bermuda = vacation time:D

 

Maybe not the conversion you were looking for but it's what's getting me through the next nine days!!;)

 

Sea Hound:D <-- is Bermuda bound!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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So when the ship docks in Bermuda, it will be Bermuda time? ....I guess so,duh!...

 

Some ships that do a day stop don't bother with the time change, especially if they are continuing to a port in the Eastern Time zone. They will tell you on board. The good news is since Bermuda is 1 hour ahead, if you look at a clock while in Bermuda and rush back to the ship, you will be an hour early not late :)

 

For those ships that go on the seven day cruises and stay a few days, you typically advance the clocks the first night on the ship (you'll lose an hour's sleep, but that's OK, it's a sea day and you can sleep in. ;) On the return, you will go back one hour the last night on board, giving you an extra hour to party! It all works out!

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