Temperature in public areas of Voyager of the Seas

[whoopie]

Debating if I need cardigans for aboard ships. I have a windbreaker for the airplane but wonder if I want something nicer for dining room and lounges and shows.  With the number if people on the ship in a warm part of the world (Asia, summer), what is the indoor temperature?

[Clarea]

My wife usually wears a light sweater in the theater.

[gerif]

I’m usually cold. They sell faux pashminas in the gift shop in a multitude of colors and I usually get one. 

[whoopie]

Thanks,  just added another item to my packing list!

[BearsAhoy]

We did B2B on Voyager last year (25 days in total, I think, Sydney-South Pacific-Sydney-Singapore) and I found it uncomfortably warm in many public areas. (Chops especially.) Every other ship I’ve found chilly in public areas, so was very surprised.

[whoopie]

Interesting. People aboard now (in a FB group) are reporting that no sweater is needed.

 

[Clarea]

1 hour ago, whoopie said:

Interesting. People aboard now (in a FB group) are reporting that no sweater is needed.

 

 

Another subjective situation, like "How is the food on xxx".

[whoopie]

Yes, but. With ships I have been aboard I know whether the evening wrap is important. I like to pack only what will be useful. I might hedge my bets and pack a shawl which weighs less than a sweater or jacket.  

[ThirstyCruiser]

6 hours ago, whoopie said:

Interesting. People aboard now (in a FB group) are reporting that no sweater is needed.

 

Are they male or female?

 

Regardless, better to have it and not need it than the other way around.