I like it toasty the warmer the better in the cabins

I will be taking the carnival spirt out of San Diego in December how
will the temperature be in the cabins? What do the experience
cruiser do to stay warm and maybe even toasty? I'm only concerned
about the first two days out of San Diego.

Hope,

It all has to do with what the previous occupant of your cabin liked. We
prefer it cool and had to request maintenance even before we sailed to
adjust the settings.

If it isn't warm enough for you call the front desk and ask them to adjust
the settings.
--
G in Cherry Hill, NJ

"Hope" <itsmerw@> wrote in message
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>I will be taking the carnival spirt out of San Diego in December how
> will the temperature be in the cabins? What do the experience
> cruiser do to stay warm and maybe even toasty? I'm only concerned
> about the first two days out of San Diego.

Hope wrote:
> I will be taking the carnival spirt out of San Diego in December how
> will the temperature be in the cabins? What do the experience
> cruiser do to stay warm and maybe even toasty? I'm only concerned
> about the first two days out of San Diego.

Our experience is that we could always adjust the ac/heat as we pleased.

sue

In 2003 on Statendam out of San Diego we absolutely could not cool the
cabin.

We needed maintenance to come in and adjust the overhead settings, and then
it was fine for two weeks.

But that was in the fall and may not be the same for December.
--
G in Cherry Hill, NJ

"Sue and Kevin Mullen" <kjmullen@> wrote in message
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>
>
> Hope wrote:
>> I will be taking the carnival spirt out of San Diego in December how
>> will the temperature be in the cabins? What do the experience
>> cruiser do to stay warm and maybe even toasty? I'm only concerned
>> about the first two days out of San Diego.
>
> Our experience is that we could always adjust the ac/heat as we pleased.
>
> sue

G. wrote:

> In 2003 on Statendam out of San Diego we absolutely could not cool the
> cabin.
>
> We needed maintenance to come in and adjust the overhead settings, and then
> it was fine for two weeks.

This kind of thing happens, but is not the norm. If anyone has
problems, they can call maintenace just as you did.

sue