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Being a new cruiser - how chilly is it at night on the ship?

 

Im doing the western Caribbean in November - I'm sure the daytime will be warm - but what are the evenings like outside and inside the ship?

 

Its bad enough trying to fit in all I want to pack - but sweaters can take up alot of room.

 

Do you all take sweaters/Cardigans etc or will a couple of those wrap over shawls work just as well?

 

Thank you

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Of the four cruises I have been on 2 have been cool, one was freezing and the last one was comfortable. It really depends on the ship and how easily you chill. I get cold very easily and then I am miserable so I always bring at least one sweater for the evenings. I don't like wraps but I have a fairly thin sweater that is a little dressier. I also have a little bolero that is dressy that goes with some of my things.

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Many women who get cold easily claim they are cold on a ship in the evening. I'm the opposite and rarely get cold, so I don't bother taking a wrap or a sweater along.

 

But, instead of plural sweaters, take one and perhaps one wrap for your formal nights.

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I've taken a sweater on both of my cruises, used it both times. So, I plan on bringing it again. I too get a chill from being in the sun all day. I also think it gets cool in the showroom and casino.

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On my last cruise, it was FREEZING in the theater! This was in May! I was so glad I brought a cardigan with me. This time, I'm traveling in Oct., but it's indoors that I'm worried about. So I bought a black velvet shrug to go with all 5 dresses I'm wearing, and I'm bringing a simple black cardigan for the other 2 outfits.

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I always brings a sweater or even a light jacket. But then again, I get cold very easily. I also always bring something to wear to dinner at night, too. If you don't want to bring something on the cruise, you could wait and see how it is for you and buy something later at port or in a gift shop.

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Hi,:) I have sailed to the Caribbean in almost every month of the year.

Its a warm climate all year round but I always take a cardigan with

me. Maybe its just "my Mom"....no matter where we went, whatever

the time of year, if on vacation she always made sure I packed

a sweater;). Now, I am not talking about a heavy gage pullover.

But a nice button down cardigan....something with a soft hand

that goes with most anything because the one I usually bring

is black and it does not take up much space at all.

And I only bring it for the evenings.:)..daytime I will throw

in a light warm up jacket (just in case).

 

Oh, My Mom has been gone since 1993 but some of those

things still stay with me.;)

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Thanks for the input. Ive been to the caribbean so many times, at night I can get chilly as its so hot in the day, so I figure in the middle of the Ocean im sure the winds can whip up a bit.

 

I'll take a cardi and a wrap just in case. Better safe than sorry eh :)

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i usually take pashmina with me, if i wanna sit on the balcony and it feels a bit chilly i just wrap myself in pashmina and it feels warmer right away:))) as a rule i always bring something with long sleeves just in case, but pashmina looks really nice even on a formal night when you want to dress up and might not wanna wear a sweatshirt for warmth:)

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