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Is Explorer's Muster Held Inside or on Deck?


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I don't know how they handle cold weather musters, but they have muster stations both on deck and in some of the lounges. If it's uncomfortably cold, I'm sure they'll accomodate you in some way.

Best bet is to grab a sweater when you grab your lifejacket--just in case!

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I agree with cb, muster stations are inside and outside. There isn't room for everyone inside and they aren't about to relocate muster station signs anyway, I wouldn't think. The back of your cabin door (and your life jacket) will tell you where you will be so you can plan what to wear before you go to muster drill. If it's really, really cold I believe they have the option to delay the muster until the next day. I recall reading somewhere that the muster drill must take place within 24 hours of departure as per maritime laws. Perhaps someone can confirm.

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Most will be outside, some in theaters, bars or other public rooms. Just the luck of the draw. It is different when it is cold since you need to bundle up. When we left from Galveston it was sooo cold, 50's plus alot of wind. That was the first time we had our coats on with our lifejackets! I prefer the warm muster drill....LOL

 

Bev

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Good information from everyone. Thanks. Now I know how to prepare. (I'm a control freak! and I have a very cold-natured husband.)

 

define COLD!!! our weather in NJ is wacky just like us....layers layers layers!

 

(hey it was, i dunno, 65 on Christmas last year....or close to it.....IIRC..or maybe it was really warm on New Years Eve....ok so maybe it was the champagne.)

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I do know that the roll is taken by the person responsible for you taking the cabin number from your life jacket as you go by...on the Radiance last month, it was so quick...the staff was so good...we got to our station and within minutes he already had everyone accounted for...

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How are the rolls taken? Cabin number called and someone says, "Here???"

 

It depends on the ship. I've had them call out cabin numbers and I've had them mark of the cabin numbers from our life jackets as we walked up.

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