Sleeping with balcony door open....

[SoCal09]

I don't know about you, but my wife and I love to breathe that ocean air at night... I was given this idea recently: Instead of propping the door open with a chair (which you now can't sit in), bring along a couple of bungee cords to keep the door open... If I am going to spend the money, then I want the air... so pleasant when sleeping!

[househunter]

You are not supposed to leave the door open at night. Not only does it affect your air conditioning but supposedly also the cabins around yours. I know every cruise we have been on, if the door is open- no AC.

[pulledporky]

Uh oh. A/C cops are out.

 

And how dare you enjoy your cruise to the fullest. What got into you?

[rjack22]

No bungee cord needed. On Princess the doors will stay open.

[lacruiser]

I always get a chuckle when I read about those who enjoy leaving the door open. I love the sound of the waves, but as a lifelong (well, almost) Louisiana resident sleeping in heat and humidity are two things I like to avoid whenever possible! And since we like warm weather cruising, we keep our balcony doors firmly closed. Will definitely want to do that in July!:eek:

 

But then again, maybe the OP's hair doesn't frizz as much as mine does...:rolleyes:

[SoCal09]

I know that if the door is open then no a/c....but that is the point. We like the night air and the sound of the water... By the way, there is a way to have the door open and have a/c too... involves a screwdriver and some duct tape, but that is just hearsay from another cruiser...

[mpbmark]

We always have the door open. Sometimes the cabin steward closes it and sometimes, not. We have yet to spend any time in the brig. Go for it. :cool:

 

That being said, this post probably belongs in the main area eg ask a cruise question, and not in the Mexican Riviera thread. :o

[5o'clocksomewhere]

The air conditioner is manuel control......just turn it down or off.........