Inside Temperature On Ships

[cleopatra1]

Can anyone tell me what the ship inside temperature is like in public areas, dining rooms and bars?  Do people generally feel hot or cold as I assume it’s all air conditioned?  I need to know whether to pack extra jumpers and trousers or lighter things.  I’m on the SoD Canaries Discovery 17th February. 

[Brummijam]

We were on the spirit of adventure over the Xmas / new year period which was a Canaries itinerary and inside the ship the temperature was always pleasant. We felt no need to put  on jumpers etc. Tee shirts during the day and short sleeved shirts during the evening.

Edited February 5 by Brummijam
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[Windsurfboy]

On Discovery everything was fine for just a shirt at night , I like long sleeved. Except for the club dinning room which for some unknown reason was cold

[JoJo1947]

Keep away from the perimeter public areas as that's where the air con blasts in. Middle is best. 

[FannyLiz]

Coming back from the SoD Caribbean cruise in late November, as we got closer to UK and the weather turned grey and miserable, most people seemed to wear a light sweater or long sleeves even during the day. It wasn’t cold but felt more comfortable that way. I was glad of a very light big scarf to wear round my shoulders many evenings throughout the voyage. Certainly no winter clothes necessary but do take a light sweater or similar.

[Tabicat]

On 2/5/2024 at 2:00 PM, cleopatra1 said:

Can anyone tell me what the ship inside temperature is like in public areas, dining rooms and bars?  Do people generally feel hot or cold as I assume it’s all air conditioned?  I need to know whether to pack extra jumpers and trousers or lighter things.  I’m on the SoD Canaries Discovery 17th February. 

 

[Tabicat]

We were on the Spirit of Discovery Christmas and New Year cruise. 

Found the temperature on board to be warm.  No need for heavy jumpers indoors