AndrewCfromAZ Posted January 9 #1 Share Posted January 9 I see some folks posting about their cabins getting very cold on other ships, but I'm wondering specifically about Adventure of the Seas. We are going to be in a balcony room and my wife and I like to have it cold when we sleep. Our cruise is the end of May so it'll be warm that time of year. Can the A/C in the cabins get nice and cold? Or will it struggle to keep the temp low? Does anyone know? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Another_Critic Posted January 9 #2 Share Posted January 9 To many variables (cabin location, sun, what is "cold", etc.) to give a definitive answer. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MiniChunks Posted January 9 #3 Share Posted January 9 It varies even within the same ship. We were on Adventure over Christmas and I've never been happier with how cold the room could get. I like an ice box and I didn't even have to turn it all the way low. Having said that, I heard other's complain that their rooms weren't cold enough on the same sailing. We were in 9230 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AndrewCfromAZ Posted January 9 Author #4 Share Posted January 9 20 minutes ago, MiniChunks said: It varies even within the same ship. We were on Adventure over Christmas and I've never been happier with how cold the room could get. I like an ice box and I didn't even have to turn it all the way low. Having said that, I heard other's complain that their rooms weren't cold enough on the same sailing. We were in 9230 Awesome. Thanks for the info. Hopefully we'll be in a room that can get nice and chilly. My wife doesn't sleep well unless it's cold. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mo&fran Posted January 9 #5 Share Posted January 9 My experience has been that the thermostat will be at max cool when you board. Too cold for me, but that be all the cooling . Don't know if it gets cooler at night, I imagine that is what you are worried about. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Another_Critic Posted January 9 #6 Share Posted January 9 58 minutes ago, AndrewCfromAZ said: Awesome. Thanks for the info. Hopefully we'll be in a room that can get nice and chilly. My wife doesn't sleep well unless it's cold. If you are on the sunny side of the ship, close the drapes during the day. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shipgeeks Posted January 9 #7 Share Posted January 9 I imagine you know that leaving your balcony door open, even a bit, will shut off your AC and possibly that of your neighbors. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nate200 Posted January 16 #8 Share Posted January 16 Just got off an inside cabin on 6. The room got really cold without having to turn it down much. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bead Pirate Posted January 16 #9 Share Posted January 16 On Adventure right now (9th floor Starboard on hump). Coldest room we have ever had on any cruise line (WE LOVE IT). Wife has asked for an extra blanket to use at night and we sleep great. When you open doors and walk into hallway it is like 15 degrees warmer 🙂 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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