Temp. on ship for Alaska

[momofcnb]

I just wanted to make sure that inside the ship is toasty. I am planning on wearing some sleeveless formals, with a shawl, and do not want to freeze at dinner. Wil this be ok, our should I be searching for long sleeves?

Thanks!

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UNTIL SPRING BREAK ON THE CARIBBEAN PRINCESS

[hooked-on-travel]

I hear it varies, but I was freezing on my trip. I took short sleeves (not even sleevless) and wore a cardigan at dinner all evenings but Vancouver. It was August and I would consider the weather we had in most ports to be good.

[ute_fan]

I haven't been to Alaska yet, but I was cold even on the NCL Sea Texarribean cruise in January in the evenings. Not freezing, but definitely chilly enough to need a sweater at dinner and in the shows. Hopefully Alaska won't require a winter coat on board the ship!

NCL Sun 06/04
NCL Sea 01/04

[Boo's Mom]

I dressed for the Alaska formals just as I did the Caribbean...and I was very comfortable.

The ship will more than likely sell the shawls (in a variety of colors)...

Boo's Mom

Even the winds and the waves obey him!
Matthew 8:27

[caviargal]

I wear my strapless, backless formals in Alaska as well as in the Caribbean.

I find that the ships are always cold, no matter the itinerary, so I always pack a wrap.

ANd I pack sweater sets for casual nights to wear with pants or skirts so I can be as cool or warm as I like.

CG

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[ruvidu]

We just got back for the Coral Princess South Bound on 5/22 and the common areas were overly warm. Every man was taking his jacket off on formal nights. I wish I had taken more short sleeve golf shirts.
Russ

SC Traveler
May 11-22-2004 Princess Land and Sea Tour

[misguy]

We just came back on NCL's Spirit, and my wife wore a sweater or light jacket most of the time. I was always plenty warm, but she usually needed a wrap.

Outside, you will want a wrap, if the ship is moving, it will be cool.

Till we sail on the Norwegian Spirit \Leo
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