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We still use the white noise machine when luggage space is not a problem. Have tried the noise on my Ipad, in my Music app, but it "breaks" in continuous mode and wakes us a lot of the time.

 

masonpips - Does the Iphone app have a continuous "break free" loop? Is it loud enough?

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Besides a few cocktails and any other vices, what tricks do you use to help get quality sleep on a caribbean cruise?

 

If this is a serious question...

I try to book cabins mid-ship, and two decks below the pool deck

(to lessen noise from the deck chairs above) and also not right beside noisy elevators.

 

As another poster mentionned, I find the gentle rocking of the ship ensures a great sleep.

Oh, and don't forget to put the "Do not Disturb" on your door before retiring.

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We still use the white noise machine when luggage space is not a problem. Have tried the noise on my Ipad, in my Music app, but it "breaks" in continuous mode and wakes us a lot of the time.

 

masonpips - Does the Iphone app have a continuous "break free" loop? Is it loud enough?

 

I know exactly what you mean! The loop and you WAIT for the next part to start! Argh!

 

I use Relax Melodies - Oscillating Fan! It has no loop and is pretty darn loud if you want it to be!

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I'm a person who has to take sleeping pills every single night, except on a cruise. I get the best sleep ever while cruising. I don't know if it is the fresh air, the slow rocking of the ship, the cocktails or if the beds are just really comfy but I love it!

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The gentle rocking of the ship always puts me right to sleep.

 

Agree, it is the same reason babies fall asleep when they are in a moving car....wonderful.

 

It is exactly what I missed when we were on Allure....we did not feel the oceans movement.....but we still had a great time on the cruise.

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Besides a few cocktails and any other vices, what tricks do you use to help get quality sleep on a caribbean cruise?

 

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I have used melatonin pills to help me fall asleep, they can typically be found near the pharmacy in most grocery stores. I am a fairly heavy sleeper, so once I am out it takes quite a bit to wake me up before my alarm goes off.

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Don't need any tricks. I do take sea sick meds (Bonine generic) and it probably does help a little (as do the cocktails) but the reality is, when I drink at home, I wake up several times a night, but on a cruise, maybe once per night. I can even sleep when it's more than gentle rocking.

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Sometimes we crack the balcony open a tensey wensey bit. We can hear the ocean. Then, when one of our family members waked up about 2hrs layer to use the bathroom, she closes it.

 

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We just got back yesterday off the allure and we our 2 kids. I used the app for my iphone relax melodies. It's free. Has a ton of noises and never stopped. Was continuous all night long. It was really loud. I just kept it plugged in all night. Worked like a charm

 

 

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