Temp on Triumph

[cruisingal0810]

We are going on the Triumph on 3/11 and I was wondering if anyone would know what the temp on the ship would be like. I am trying to start figuring out what I will be packing. I know the islands will be around 80 or so. Are the ships alittle on the chilly side???

 

thx

[authortina]

Hello!

 

The temperatures on the ship were hit and miss, the Lido deck was always very warm and humid, the dining rooms are always freezing (wear a suit jacket or sweater, trust me), and the rest of the common rooms were neither too hot nor too cold. We were on the ship in January, but from what I heard they try to keep the ship pretty much the same all year long. The only major differences you might encounter are humidity levels. I hope this helps at least a little bit.

[rarodg2]

I never had a problem with the temp anywhere on the ship. I get cold very easily but I was comfortable in the dinning room, mabye it was just the location of our table. But you should pack a sweater or jacket just in case. The only time I was cold and wore a sweater was in our room. It was freezing. Even with the vent closed it was a bit cold which made it nice to sleep under the comfy blankets.

 

Rebecca

[caprcorn28]

I am not a big fan of air conditioning...I find it really COLD. Any of the ships that I have been on are exactly what authortina described. Have a sweater or something in case you get chilly!! Layers in public areas are essential in my opinion!! ;) (We get interior cabins, so air is a neccessity, but I know exactly where I can close that vent to make it a more reasonable temp in the room!)

[cruisingal0810]

Thanks everyone for the tips:)

[Margienj]

cruisingal, hi

We'll be on the ship with you. In our past experiences with Carnival, it seemed we needed a sweater or light jacket in the dining room and in the main show room. I think the air conditioning is colder in there for the entertainers under the lights. Just a thought. Hope we get to meet.

See you in 6 weeks.:D