Restaurant and common area temperature

[dgcruises]

Do people find the restaurants and common areas air conditioned to the chilly side?

[jelayne]

I don't find the common areas chilly but some do.

[Educators2]

Take a cardigan or sweater. The air temperature on cruise ships varies from place to place. I need some cover-up or longer sleeved top. Might as well pack something if you need it.

[bluecruisin]

I find them fine, but do not get chilled easily.

[easyboy]

Depends on one's tolerance. Some feels cold in some area of the dining room.

 

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[INSIDERS CABIN]

Always cold if you are not a hardy mid westerner or north easterner! Southerners freeze- unless sunburnt!

 

 

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[Baron Barracuda]

From the northeast and we often find mdr temp way too warm, especially off to the sides on lower deck.

[miched]

Being in construction and a little involved in HVAC large areas that will have a lot of people are always keep very cold before a event to help offset the thermo load that happens as the area gets filled because the cooling unit isn't able to keep up with the load. That is why the areas are always very cold when entering and gets hotter.

 

Wear a light sweater or jacket until it warms up.

 

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[cb at sea]

They keep it at "room temperature"...around 72 or so. If it's HOT outside, 72 feels chilly! I always bring some sort of sweater/wrap, but have never needed it inside the ship.

[Aunt Tina]

I'm always cold in the dining room and especially the theater. I always bring a sweater or jacket. I also have several pashmina's that come in handy.

[OCruisers]

There are times when restaurants and public areas are freezing cold enough to "hang meat".

Do take some sort of wrap. ;)

[NLH Arizona]

Never felt cold or chilly in public areas.

[sweetpotatoqueen]

It might depend on your itinerary. I've only taken two Celebrity cruises: during the S.E. Asia itinerary, the corridors and public rooms were muggy and warm, but on our Transatlantic cruise, the public areas were pleasantly cool, enough so that I needed a wrap most evenings.

 

Miched, that makes a lot of sense! Thanks for offering that tidbit. I think the HVAC system must have been overloaded on the Asia cruise - the ambient outdoor temperatures were up to 110F. Whew!

 

 

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[Rala]

I am a New Englander and I always bring some sort of sweater/shawl/ wrap and 99% of the time I do use it. Just depends on your personal thermostat, I think. :D