Out of curiosity…what room?We just got off the Magic and our room was always warm. They even came by and looked at it and said nothing was wrong. Our stateroom attendant found a room dehumidifier for us that blew air out like a fan and it helped tremendously.
Just fyi, I sailed on the Magic last month and there was no problem at all keeping my room very cool. A/C works well and is easily adjustable by guests.Out of curiosity…what room?
That’s been our experience on all of the ships. We have a small travel clock that includes a temperature display. That allows me to self-calibrate the A/C setting, since there are no numbers on the thermostat. Otherwise, it’s strictly trial-and-error.Just fyi, I sailed on the Magic last month and there was no problem at all keeping my room very cool. A/C works well and is easily adjustable by guests.
After seeing a lot of people say the cabins can get hot, I ordered two portable fans. One has a sturdy base and one wraps around a rail for my little one who will be on the top bunk.
Today we read that the rooms are temperature controlled and you can ask your cabin steward to adjust the temperature to your liking. If this is the case, why does everybody bring portable fans? Do the room controls just not work very well?
We travel with one for noise. Can’t sleep without the fan now. Been that way for many years.
Most people who bring fans are those "fan sleepers" at home.
Room 1076 on Magic. I was worried about having a room that far down on ship. It was actually amazing other than being hot. One morning everyone talked about being sick the night before from the ship rocking. We felt nothing! The only people we ever saw pass our room were cast members so no loud noise in hallway.Out of curiosity…what room?
been cruising with DCL since 1998 and have 53 DCL cruises. Never brought a fan.After seeing a lot of people say the cabins can get hot, I ordered two portable fans. One has a sturdy base and one wraps around a rail for my little one who will be on the top bunk.
Today we read that the rooms are temperature controlled and you can ask your cabin steward to adjust the temperature to your liking. If this is the case, why does everybody bring portable fans? Do the room controls just not work very well?
TIA!
You are aware that ADD and ADHD is a spectrum right. Many people fall on the spectrum somewhere most can live 100% "normal" lives without medication or doctor intervention.If you are someone you know is consistently a "fan sleeper", it may be an indication of ADD/ADHD. Most people can ignore minor noise and get to sleep, but persons with this problem can't ignore the random noise and can't sleep. The white noise of the fan cuts distraction. The problem is not limited to hyperactive children, it happens in adults, too. Consult a medical professional.
-Paul