Contacted RCCL about ship time vs. local time....

[sr5242]

I am planning a snorkel excursion in the afternoon I am in Cayman, so I contacted RCCL through online chat and asked if the docking times listed on the itinerary (8-6) were local or ship time.

 

A nice gentleman named Eduardo looked into it, and this was his written reply:

 

the time listed on the itinerary is local time. Onboard the ship they will advise if you need to adjust your watch should there be a time difference.

 

Obviously this can change, and if I asked someone else they may say something different. But in case anyone was wondering this is what RCCL says- at this particular point in time :rolleyes:

[DebJ14]

I am planning a snorkel excursion in the afternoon I am in Cayman, so I contacted RCCL through online chat and asked if the docking times listed on the itinerary (8-6) were local or ship time.

 

A nice gentleman named Eduardo looked into it, and this was his written reply:

 

the time listed on the itinerary is local time. Onboard the ship they will advise if you need to adjust your watch should there be a time difference.

 

Obviously this can change, and if I asked someone else they may say something different. But in case anyone was wondering this is what RCCL says- at this particular point in time :rolleyes:

 

On the Voyager of the Seas out of Galveston last week we were on Central time on the ship and told to stay on ship's time in Grand Cayman and Jamaica. Cozumel is on Central time so ship's time agreed with local time.

[sr5242]

On the Voyager of the Seas out of Galveston last week we were on Central time on the ship and told to stay on ship's time in Grand Cayman and Jamaica. Cozumel is on Central time so ship's time agreed with local time.

 

March thru November Cayman is an hr behind est