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Hi EveryoneI've been lurking for some weeks reading your posts etc. Thought I would respond to Erin's question about ship's time. Ship's time doesn't change, and we always sail on ship's whatever time zone we're in. Ship's time is the time zone in which we embark. I know they always warn you on excursions not to change your watch to local time - or you risk being left behind. And as they say, that's one view of the ship no one wants to see.I'm Paul, originally from Great Britain, but living in the US for 10 years, the last 7 in Florida. I'll be travelling with my friend Karl. This is my fifth cruise (2 European, 2 Caribbean -previously) but first time with HAL. Karl is a newbie to the delights of cruising.
Hi Everyone
I've been lurking for some weeks reading your posts etc. Thought I would respond to Erin's question about ship's time. Ship's time doesn't change, and we always sail on ship's whatever time zone we're in. Ship's time is the time zone in which we embark. I know they always warn you on excursions not to change your watch to local time - or you risk being left behind. And as they say, that's one view of the ship no one wants to see.
I'm Paul, originally from Great Britain, but living in the US for 10 years, the last 7 in Florida. I'll be travelling with my friend Karl. This is my fifth cruise (2 European, 2 Caribbean -previously) but first time with HAL. Karl is a newbie to the delights of cruising.
