Where to watch the World Series on the Treasure tomorrow night?

[Twilightstar18]

We will be on the Treasure tomorrow. Will they show the World Series on the ship? If so, would it be at a non adults only location as the game starts after 8 pm? The kids will not stay for the whole game, but it would be great if they could catch some of it.

 

[asgur5]

We will be on the Treasure tomorrow. Will they show the World Series on the ship? If so, would it be at a non adults only location as the game starts after 8 pm? The kids will not stay for the whole game, but it would be great if they could catch some of it.

There is only one sports bar on the cruise ship. They become adults only at 9pm.

Ps. I would be shocked if any kid, no matter how sports mad, would be keen on watching sports while on a disney cruise, especially in the evening when there is kids clubs, shows, rotational dinners and the pool is all lit up at night.

 

[NAB]

It usually plays some sport in the pub. Maybe you will luck out there. If it is shown there it will be on your cabin tv too. We found that out with football.

Hope you get to see it I will be watching ! Game 7 !

 

[nostalgic4disney]

We watched the Super Bowl in the Periscope pub. It was a blast! We got there early so we could get a good seat. We made sure we bought drinks and food so we could stay there a long time. We had drinks bought for us and we were buying drinks for others. Lots of high fives all around and cheering.

 

[ironz]

We will be on the Treasure tomorrow. Will they show the World Series on the ship? If so, would it be at a non adults only location as the game starts after 8 pm? The kids will not stay for the whole game, but it would be great if they could catch some of it.

We saw part of the NBA finals last year on the Funnel Vision. Would depend if it's Pirate night or other deck activities.
Game 7 gonna be a doozy!

 

[hardcorestitch]

We will be on the Treasure tomorrow. Will they show the World Series on the ship? If so, would it be at a non adults only location as the game starts after 8 pm? The kids will not stay for the whole game, but it would be great if they could catch some of it.

Unfortunately, stateroom TVs only have ABC, no Fox. Chances are you will get to see it in public areas with TVs since Sport24, a live sports provider for cruise ships and airlines, has a contract with DCL. The World Series should be available there.

 

[Peaseblossom36]

The super bowl was on at Currents on the Fantasy so I would guess it will be on at the equivalent on the Treasure. It was on in a few different places, they had some signs up leading up to the game about where it could be watched.

 

[Liastaob]

We watched the Super Bowl in the Periscope pub. It was a blast! We got there early so we could get a good seat. We made sure we bought drinks and food so we could stay there a long time. We had drinks bought for us and we were buying drinks for others. Lots of high fives all around and cheering.

I'm sure it'll be on in Periscope.

 

[GhostHost24]

We will be on the Treasure tomorrow. Will they show the World Series on the ship? If so, would it be at a non adults only location as the game starts after 8 pm? The kids will not stay for the whole game, but it would be great if they could catch some of it.

i'll be curious to know if you were able to watch it somewhere. Just realized the day i go on the treasure is some of the conference championship games in college football.

 

[readyplayer]

We were on the Nov 1 sailing of the Treasure and we watched the World Series on our stateroom tv. I think it was the Events channel we were watching. We went to Periscope Pub but they said they only show football.

 

[Mr. Drauer]

Unfortunately, stateroom TVs only have ABC, no Fox. Chances are you will get to see it in public areas with TVs since Sport24, a live sports provider for cruise ships and airlines, has a contract with DCL. The World Series should be available there.

stateroom tv's have 2 channels for special events. Sports is often on those - like Sunday night football (NBC carries it, but it was on in the stateroom), and they showed two NFL games (on Fox and CBS) Sunday afternoon in the late (4:30 window) on those channels.

 

[hardcorestitch]

stateroom tv's have 2 channels for special events. Sports is often on those - like Sunday night football (NBC carries it, but it was on in the stateroom), and they showed two NFL games (on Fox and CBS) Sunday afternoon in the late (4:30 window) on those channels.

That must be Sport24’s cruise ship service carrying it, and not the networks mentioned above.

 

[Mr. Drauer]

That must be Sport24’s cruise ship service carrying it, and not the networks mentioned above.

Once you are away from port, there are no "networks" on the tvs. It is whatever international carriers that are supplying the feed. ESPN has a bunch of international broadcast rights that are carried but are not available in the US. I'm just letting people know that since your first comment referenced ABC and FOX, that it isn't an issue for the ships, since they use the international broadcast services away from any US port. You can still get coverage on big events that are shown in the US on CBS, NBC, and FOX even though they are not part of the US Disney broadcast family.

 

[Twilightstar18]

We were on the Nov 1 sailing of the Treasure and we watched the World Series on our stateroom tv. I think it was the Events channel we were watching. We went to Periscope Pub but they said they only show football.

We were on the same sailing. They did end up showing the game at the Periscope Pub but it was not "advertised". When the game started, they made the switch. We later found out it was on one of the events channels - I think one of the staff told another family as the kids were being asked to leave at 9pm. Otherwise, we would not have known as we thought it would be on Fox and only Disney owned channels are shown on board. The coverage on the events channel was ESPN. The game ran past midnight so guests were asked to leave when the pub closed at midnight. In the end, the results of the game were not what we were hoping for but definitely memorable watching it onboard. I didn't stay the whole time- was content watching in the stateroom, but family did. Being on the cruise the next day was a great distraction from the emotional roller coaster of watching that game. It worked out!

 

[shb5007]

This is something where I think DCL could improve a bit. Streamlined processes with guests communication, pub (specifically) staff, entertainment staff, and opening / staff hours around sporting events. I know it would NEVER be perfect with all of the sports in the world, all of the start / end times, broadcasting rights, but it COULD be better. There should be NO reason that the pub closes promptly at 12pm during a World Series game. A staff member somewhere on the chain of command could easily be in charge of being aware of major sporting events (or even things people are requesting at the bar that day, or days prior)... And thus tweak hours or change timing of entertainment options.

I know the Fantasy is a bit different with space, entertainment locations, and pub hours... But...

On our cruise in September, they did several "unique" things.

1.) Shut down promptly on time (and asked everyone to leave) the first night.

2.) Staff left (put all alcohol away), but left TV's and sound another night (for NFL football). This may have been because a lot of us got familiar with the bar staff (who were wonderful).

3.) Put the F1 race on for a fairly large crown (we were in Europe) and then turned it off 1/2 through for a "learn to drawn" class. They said leaving it on a single (the large screen) TV was not allowed. This was the entertainment team, versus the bar staff (who wasn't even really allowed to change channels... They had to call someone).

I realize cruising isn't always about watching sports... But people do like their sports... And it seems like a simple way (using the pub more effectively for sports) to keep people happy.