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Air Conditioning in Public Rooms on Westerdam


Joline21

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Is it true that the AC in the Dining Rooms and Public Rooms on the Westerdam is very cool. It will be a shame if I have to cover up with wraps each night. Is it best to bring some tops with longer sleeves. Will that keep me warm enough, or don't I have to worry.

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We were just on her for the 30 days South Pacific cruise, she was comfy every night.

 

About the only cold we felt was the thermostat in our room. You get that bad boy 1 degree past 12 o'clock and it is cold! I was going to prop open the balcony door... but then out of nowhere the cruise critic balcony door cops pepper sprayed me so I didn't! ;)

 

Derek

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We were just on her for the 30 days South Pacific cruise, she was comfy every night.

 

About the only cold we felt was the thermostat in our room. You get that bad boy 1 degree past 12 o'clock and it is cold! I was going to prop open the balcony door... but then out of nowhere the cruise critic balcony door cops pepper sprayed me so I didn't! ;)

 

Derek

 

 

 

LOL........ ROFL....

 

CC enforcers are EVERYWHERE. :D When you least expect it, whammo....... 'gotcha' !!!

 

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We were recently on the Westerdam for 2 weeks and found, typical of many ships, that there are warm spots and cold spots scattered around the ship (and even in the same public venues). DW has learned about 100 cruises ago to always bring some kind of light cover-up wrap on all cruises and carry it when she is wearing a lighter outfit.

 

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  • 2 months later...

We have returned from our cruise on the Westerdam and we found all the public areas and dining rooms to be extremely cold. Everyone complained about it. I wore wraps at night all the time and a cardigan or jacket during the day. I was disappointed my lovely tops and dresses were always covered up.

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We were just on her for the 30 days South Pacific cruise, she was comfy every night.

 

About the only cold we felt was the thermostat in our room. You get that bad boy 1 degree past 12 o'clock and it is cold! I was going to prop open the balcony door... but then out of nowhere the cruise critic balcony door cops pepper sprayed me so I didn't! ;)

 

Derek

 

I wish HAL would install automatic balcony door pepper sprayers. It would free up so much more time that can be spent on smoke and/or dress code patrol.

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I was on Westerdam in December and thought the public areas were very cool, borderline cold. And, I am never really cold. One evening in the Casino, it was downright cold, I literally had to keep rubbing my hands together because my fingers were getting cold. If you're susceptible to being cold, you really should bring something to keep you warm, especially in the main dining room, main show lounge and casino.

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We find the MDR on all HAL ships to be chilly when we first go in around 5:30, but they gradually warm up to comfortable as they fill with people and activity. We've never done Main dining, but I can see that they could become too warm for our liking by the end of the later sitting.

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We've never done Main dining, but I can see that they could become too warm for our liking by the end of the later sitting.

And how! Not only is there the additional body heat build-up, but (I swear) the A/C has been diverted to the show lounge to chill it there for the first seating passengers.

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We find the MDR on all HAL ships to be chilly when we first go in around 5:30, but they gradually warm up to comfortable as they fill with people and activity. We've never done Main dining, but I can see that they could become too warm for our liking by the end of the later sitting.

 

jtl513, we are "Main" diners usually, and the MDR gets cooled down between 1st and 2nd seating. Dramatically cooled. I always wear a wrap or similar, and by the end of the meal, have it removed. But it is CHILLY when we arrive at 8 pm.

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