Cell phone question

[Sandy]

I agree with Jim, that my Verizon phone has not been useful to tell the time, or as an alarm. It usually says 12am throughout the whole cruise, or, in some areas of the Caribbean, registers an hour earlier than it really is.

Sandy

[kthouge]

Just had to chime in here about the early mornings on cruise ships. WOW! One of my favorite parts of my first cruise was the early morning sunrises on the deck with my cup of coffee.

Tracy

[Chef Ken]

Originally posted by Dave Beers:
I am a senior member of the early risers society!

Dave, Where do I sign up? As hard as I try to sleep in, I have to be up. Even on a Saturday at home in the middle of February I am up at 5:30, (6:30 if I "sleep in".) On a cruise, it is exhilarating!

For me its like getting an edge on the day. To watch the sun rise and say, "aha, I was up before you"!

[u2jt1]

I have cingular and it worked in every port. I also use it for a clock, but turned it off due to it getting calls even on a sea day.

[goin' cruisin']

aside from the nirvana experienced as the ship begins to move on day 1, getting up early, with coffee, or maybe a Ramos Fizz, watching the sunrise is nearly nirvana...it might be nirvana if all those cell phone alarms weren't going off...