Navigator, ship tempuerature

[NJoynCruisin]

We were on Navigator in May.  We had a great time, but found we were always cold.  Couldn't wear shorts or short sleeves.  Wondering how it is now?  We are going again in mid September and hoping to pack a little smarter this rime.

 

[Tlbecker1]

Since you are from Phoenix, I am guessing most ships are too cold for you.   When we cruise Alaska we are still in shorts!  Temperatures are so different for everyone. 

[Biker19]

16 minutes ago, NJoynCruisin said:

Wondering how it is now?

Make friends with the Chief Engineer and maybe you'll get access to the master thermostat.

[ATSEAMYLIFE]

We were on her three weeks ago and the weather was perfect as were the inside temps.  The weather along the route will always be colder than AZ and will be about the same as what you had in May.  Maybe less overcast in September than May.    

[taglovestocruise]

We have been on Navigator twice this year and temps seemed perfect inside. 

[smokeybandit]

I've never noticed a temperature difference on any RC ship in indoor areas. Well except the ice arena

[imola]

We sailed her 6x between January and May.  Glad we brought a sweater/jacket every time.  Since you were on in May you know what I mean.  Bring a shawl or sweater.

[Ashland]

4 minutes ago, imola said:

We sailed her 6x between January and May.  Glad we brought a sweater/jacket every time.  Since you were on in May you know what I mean.  Bring a shawl or sweater.

This is good advice regardless of what ship or itinerary you sail.

[ARandomTraveler]

I'm with you, I hate air conditioning. If it stayed 80 degrees with a slight breeze from ceiling fans I'd be very happy. 
 

I take a jacket with me everywhere in summertime because indoors is too cold for me with air conditioning. In winter I have to wear the jacket outside, in summer I gotta wear it inside. So annoying. 

[Cruiserbarbie]

Was on her Aug 22, 2022. Outside temp 65-75. Delightful.  Inside temp in theaters and MDR was chilly for me. I wore a long sleeve Tshirt and used a heavy shawl. Better to bring something and not wear it/use it than be cold.

[klfhngr]

The colder the better!