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I too get some of my best nights sleep on a cruise! A few cruises ago when it was just my husband and I, I slept the first two days away with no problem :)

 

I also love to nap with my little ones when we are cruising. The darkened room is perfect :)

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On our last cruise of 17 days, I had a lounge chair on our balcony and spent afternoons on sea days relaxing and napping. The gentle rolling of the ship put me to sleep and I slept wonderfully at night but was always awake by 6:30 am

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Sleeping is one of my favorite things to do on a cruise :)

 

The first time I ever used the generic meclizine that so many people recommend I think I slept for the first 3 days. Then I threw away the rest of the bottle and kept a more normal schedule.

 

But, I love to take naps, sleep in on sea days and even go to bed early.

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I always thought DH and I were kinda lame because we pass out shortly after late seating dinner, and we are in our 20's. But then on our Mex Riv cruise we did the Outdoor Adventure with a bunch of other 20 somethings and we all got to talking. Turns out none of the 14 of us could ever manage to stay up much past 11pm because we were so active during the day. This made me feel a lot better. :)

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Well I'm different from most posters here. I do not get any sleep on a cruise. I wake up to watch the sunrise and the pilot boat lead us to the particular destination. Then Im constantly busy doing ship activities or exploring some island until the wee hours of the morning. To conclude my night, Im either closing the dance club or the casino. I try to catch a nap or two but im afraid im going to miss something. I get 3 to 4 hours of sleep, if that. I usually come home exhausted. But, I love it!!!!

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I always thought DH and I were kinda lame because we pass out shortly after late seating dinner, and we are in our 20's. But then on our Mex Riv cruise we did the Outdoor Adventure with a bunch of other 20 somethings and we all got to talking. Turns out none of the 14 of us could ever manage to stay up much past 11pm because we were so active during the day. This made me feel a lot better. :)

 

Me too. I'm convinced that on every cruise there's a group of night owl passengers with whom I never cross paths.

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Well I'm different from most posters here. I do not get any sleep on a cruise. I wake up to watch the sunrise and the pilot boat lead us to the particular destination. Then Im constantly busy doing ship activities or exploring some island until the wee hours of the morning. To conclude my night, Im either closing the dance club or the casino. I try to catch a nap or two but im afraid im going to miss something. I get 3 to 4 hours of sleep, if that. I usually come home exhausted. But, I love it!!!!

 

 

I am with you guys............on our last cruise Voyager to Roatan we had about 28 sleep hours in 7 days..............blame Derek Lewis and his Kamikaze Karaoke.................but we had a blast...............:D

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Well I'm different from most posters here. I do not get any sleep on a cruise. I wake up to watch the sunrise and the pilot boat lead us to the particular destination. Then Im constantly busy doing ship activities or exploring some island until the wee hours of the morning. To conclude my night, Im either closing the dance club or the casino. I try to catch a nap or two but im afraid im going to miss something. I get 3 to 4 hours of sleep, if that. I usually come home exhausted. But, I love it!!!!

 

I'm with you, Alex! My BFF and I cruised for our birthdays last year, and I think we slept a total of 16 hours for the entire week. We didn't want to miss anyhing! Not sure how we managed on so little sleep, but it sure was fun!

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So anyways, I manage to improve my cabin on Enchantment OTS from a D2 to a D1, so I put a thread on here asking for cabin differences. Cabins are the same size; only answer says the cabins are identical except D1 has better quality bedding.

 

Is that it? I mean, who has time to sleep on a cruise anyways?:o

 

 

Sleep? Well, maybe a bit more these days than we used to. I needed a vacation to rest AFTER the cruise. lol.

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Apparently I'm not like most on here! We wake up at sunrise and enjoy the empty ship and pool deck, get breakfast, enjoy the day on the sun deck or at the pool, go to dinner and go to the casino or club until the wee morning hours. Every once in a while we will spend most of the night relaxing on the balcony.

 

We sleep well on a cruise, we just don't sleep much on a cruise! We usually do Sat-Sat so we have a day to recover when we get home. I don't always come home rested but I come home relaxed and energized.

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we usually do sat to sat or sun to sun but always make sure we have a day after to sleep

 

as on the last day of the crusie we always have to get up so darn early

 

Dh s snoring does not bother me on the crusie we sleep well on all of our many cruises

 

would love to live on a cruise full time

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I am not one for naps but on a cruise, I find myself taking them whenever I can! There's just something so relaxing about being on that ocean.....I'm getting sleepy now thinking about it. :rolleyes:

 

We do plenty of things but it's funny when you get back to your cabin and look at that freshly made bed. It calls to you and says, "come, lay down, rest for a while, you've had a long day". Ahhhhhhhhhhh......and then I succumb. :D

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