CBS on Ship?

[Bama Fan]

Does anyone know if the Dream has CBS while at sea (or gulf). Football game (UA vs. Tex A&M) at 2:30 on Oct 22 that I really want to see.

[InspireLiberty]

CBS (and others) generally show games by region. Be sure to check with CBS in Miami to see if they are airing the game, and then hope that your ship carries the CBS station out of Miami.

[tef43]

CBS (and others) generally show games by region. Be sure to check with CBS in Miami to see if they are airing the game, and then hope that your ship carries the CBS station out of Miami.

The OP is referring to the national broadcast of the "SEC Game of the Week."

 

TAMU vs UA has been announced as the game for that weekend.

 

*IF* the ship carries CBS (which is likely), then you will be able to see it.

 

Most likely in the sports bar, *maybe* on the lido big screen.

[Gamecock_Cruiser]

Some how, ships tend to carry different "networks" of the station. We were boarding the day of the Talledaga NASCAR race, which was on ESPN. A guy turned it at a bar for me, but it was not on. He said sometimes they carried different networks and that is why it wasn't on.

[summersigh]

We've found on all the lines we've sailed that the closer you are to Miami the better the chance you'll get a United States network channel. We had all the big 3 networks in the Bahamas. Near St Kitts and St Maarten we were not able to get any of them.

[maldenmusic]

Seems like all our cruises to Mexico we've been able to get the 3 major networks.

[bptex]

For some reason on my last cruise the major network channels didn't work while in port. Sea days no problem though.

[Bama Fan]

Thanks Everyone!! I'll keep my fingers crossed.