Plenty of hangers in cabins?

[rotomu]

Sorry with a silly question, but the wife wants to know. Packing now for next weekend. Are they plenty of hangers in the cabins, or should we bring some?

[FLCruise7]

We've always had plenty of hangers - and your steward can get you more if you need them.

[Ep010835]

So many we've had to take some of them down to keep them from rattling around all night. You should be fine. 

[Grandma DeeDee]

We always hang multiple items on each hanger.  That said......I always either throw extra hangers in my luggage or stop at the Dollar Tree to pick up cheap hangers on the way to the ship.  I like to hang my clothes up instead of throwing into a drawer!

[OCruisers]

There are always lots of hangers in our closet ... sometimes too many.

If you still need more, your cabin steward will get them for you.  

Enjoy your cruise!  

[Clampram]

I pack my "needs hanging up" items already on hangars and place them in  the plastic bags from the dry cleaners. This actually prevents wrinkling and you can just hang up those items right out of the suitcase. 

[capriccio]

If it makes any difference to you, the hangers in the closet are wood.  If you ask the steward for more hangers you are likely to get wire hangers.  They have plenty of those because they are used for returns from the laundry.

[satxdiver]

We have been on Princess cruises up to 28 days and have always had enough hangers which as pointed out are wood.  The DW takes most of the hangers of course and have never had to ask for more.  Additional hangers can be requested from the cabin steward but they will be wire hangers like what the laundry/dry cleaning provides on the ship and at home.  Luckily my tshirts, shorts and jeans don't have to be on hangers.  Now if I could just get the ship laundry to stop ironing my jeans. 

[TheSweetLife220]

58 minutes ago, satxdiver said:

We have been on Princess cruises up to 28 days and have always had enough hangers which as pointed out are wood.  The DW takes most of the hangers of course and have never had to ask for more.  Additional hangers can be requested from the cabin steward but they will be wire hangers like what the laundry/dry cleaning provides on the ship and at home.  Luckily my tshirts, shorts and jeans don't have to be on hangers.  Now if I could just get the ship laundry to stop ironing my jeans. 

Thank you for this. We leave in a few weeks for 15 nights. I have a different dress for every night and day. 

[Colo Cruiser]

2 hours ago, rotomu said:

Sorry with a silly question, but the wife wants to know. Packing now for next weekend. Are they plenty of hangers in the cabins, or should we bring some?

If you need more just ask Stewart.

[Aus Traveller]

6 hours ago, TheSweetLife220 said:

Thank you for this. We leave in a few weeks for 15 nights. I have a different dress for every night and day. 

You will need more - I do. I always take a dozen or more plastic hangers. I can ask the steward, but these will be wire. But I usually go on cruises of 14-28 days, so we have quite a lot of clothes. Maybe if you are on a 7-day cruise you will not need more hangers.

Edited February 11, 2019 by Aus Traveller

[OCruisers]

Our Princess cruises are always 14 days total or much longer and have never had a problem with having all of the hangers we want.  

[GUT2407]

Never had a problem, but if by some chance here’s not enough ask your steward he’ll find more, probably from the laundry.

Edited February 11, 2019 by GUT2407

[hllwdcruiser]

I'm one of those people who hangs up everything - even T shirts - so I end up doubling up some things. Good to know I can ask for additional hangers. I always learn something new on these boards!

[Colo Cruiser]

That last night they all go on the floor! If you know what I mean!   

[satxdiver]

12 hours ago, TheSweetLife220 said:

Thank you for this. We leave in a few weeks for 15 nights. I have a different dress for every night and day. 

 

WOW!!

[satxdiver]

11 hours ago, Colo Cruiser said:

If you need more just ask Stewart.

 

There is that guy Stewart again.  He sure gets around the fleet!  😁

[Mike45LC]

I too pack my shirts on hangers (wire hangers from the dry cleaners, with nice plastic bags), so I don't need the ship to provide those for me. 

 

There are plenty of wooden hangers in the closet for pants, jackets and other stuff.

 

[geocruiser]

I pack pants/skirt hangers.  I have ask for them, but they seem harder to find.  So, I bring some with me.

[partybarbie]

On 2/10/2019 at 8:18 AM, Clampram said:

I pack my "needs hanging up" items already on hangars and place them in  the plastic bags from the dry cleaners. This actually prevents wrinkling and you can just hang up those items right out of the suitcase. 

I do the exact same thing.  It makes unpacking so much easier too. 

[floridalover5623]

On 2/10/2019 at 12:38 PM, TheSweetLife220 said:

Thank you for this. We leave in a few weeks for 15 nights. I have a different dress for every night and day. 

LOL

You'll learn someday.

[san diego sue]

If none missing from your closet, there should be about 25. So 12 for my husband and 13 for me not enough. We always ask the room steward for more and usually get wire hangers from him. I also pack my  evening clothes on hangers and put in Dry cleaners bags. Easy to pack and unpack.Still need more hangers than the ones supplied .We usually go on longer cruises.Sometimes we have to deal with both warm weather and cold so lots of clothes needed.

[floridalover5623]

The standard hanger setup on the Regal is 13 wooden hangers with 4 of them being clip hangers. 

[LeeW]

On 2/10/2019 at 7:01 PM, Colo Cruiser said:

That last night they all go on the floor! If you know what I mean!   

 

Yup.  The banging will drive you nuts.  Especially when crossing the Gulf Stream.

[Ep010835]

Counted 45 in our closet. Waaaay more than needed or used.