March 12, 2023 Daylight Savings

[DAllenTCY]

Will the ship arrive on time, or an hour later due to loss of 1 hour?

 

I currently have a departing flight at 10:45 am from MIA.

David

[princess76021]

They actually turn push the clock ahead on Friday night, therefore the time in will be what ever it is supposed to be.  

 

hope that helps

[ChinaShrek]

I thought this was going away.

[DAllenTCY]

So do they increase the speed between ports?

 

David

[tidecat]

3 hours ago, ChinaShrek said:

I thought this was going away.

So far nothing is changing. There is a bill that passed the Senate in April would actually not take effect until November 2023, when we normally would go OFF of Daylight Savings Time. So far it has not been taken up by the House of Representatives.

 

Ironically, Mexico is floating going in the opposite direction by eliminating DST. Most notable to Carnival cruisers, the state of Quintana Roo (Cozumel) does not observe DST anyway. The bill would make an exception for states that border the US, which would allow Baja California (Ensenada) to keep the same time as California.

[vwrestler171]

It will arrive at the scheduled time.

[Saint Greg]

It will arrive on time. They’ll change time a day early so they take an hour out of the last sea day instead of debarkation day. I hate that cruise.

[shof515]

I cruised before in the fall where daylight saving ended on debarkation day. the ship did not change time until the last evening

[Saint Greg]

55 minutes ago, shof515 said:

I cruised before in the fall where daylight saving ended on debarkation day. the ship did not change time until the last evening

That’s interesting. We did it a day early on my 2018 Breeze cruise and this year on the Glory Sailabration cruise. I thought that’s was standard.