> How good or bad is the outdoor movie screen on the Princess ships? Do
> they run movies during the day or just in the evenings after dark?
>
>
>
Fantastic screens, one csn watch in full midday sun. It is a signature
note, not one I would cruise for but a stunning bit oftechnology
--
Joseph Coulter
Cruises and Vacations
http://www.josephcoulter.com/
John
John
> How good or bad is the outdoor movie screen on the Princess ships? Do
> they
> run movies during the day or just in the evenings after dark?
Excellent picture quality even in bright sunlight.
During the day they were showing a variety of movies (not recent) like
Grease and Shrek. At night, they show more recent movies... the one I
watched in March was "I, Robot". The sound system is very good... loud,
theater-type sound at night during the features and lower volume during the
day so you can watch the movie if you wish but the sound isn't intrusive for
those who don't. I don't recall that it was on at all in the morning but I
could be wrong.
I think this is a great feature on a ship. I know... I didn't think it was
a very good idea when I first heard about it but after seeing it myself, I
have changed my mind. It is just another form of entertainment added to the
mix and I like it.
--
George in PA http://www.countryside-travel.com
The Mother of All Group Cruises 2 - http://www.moagc2.com/
May 2006, Caribbean Princess - http://cruisemaster.com/caribprin.htm
October 2006 - SLEAZY 4!
You haven't been to a ball game in a few decades, have you?
Teams have been using these things (like Diamond Vision, etc.) at ball parks
for years.
http://www.amasis.com/diamondvision/dodger/dodger-3.html
http://www.diamond-vision.com/about/
http://www.amasis.com/diamondvision/byu/byu-7.html
--Tom
>>>
>>
>> Fantastic screens, one csn watch in full midday sun. It is a
>> signature note, not one I would cruise for but a stunning bit
>> oftechnology
>>
>
> You haven't been to a ball game in a few decades, have you?
>
Guilty as charged. ;-)
> Can not watch a movie on deck if it rains,can you?
>
Why not?
>
>"jcoulter" <yourNOvac...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>> "RichC" <rcacace{REMOVE_TO_REPLY}@swfla.rr.com> wrote in
>> news:tv_ke.54433$w15....@tornado.tampabay.rr.com:
>>
>>> How good or bad is the outdoor movie screen on the Princess ships? Do
>>> they run movies during the day or just in the evenings after dark?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Fantastic screens, one csn watch in full midday sun. It is a signature
>> note, not one I would cruise for but a stunning bit oftechnology
>>
>
>You haven't been to a ball game in a few decades, have you?
>
>Teams have been using these things (like Diamond Vision, etc.) at ball parks
>for years.
Indy has either 6 or 8 set up around the track.
>
>http://www.amasis.com/diamondvision/dodger/dodger-3.html
>http://www.diamond-vision.com/about/
>http://www.amasis.com/diamondvision/byu/byu-7.html
>
>--Tom
>
--
dillon
Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend.
Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read.
> MR.TRAVEL:
> On deck if it rains do you not get very wet?
>
How does this prevent you from watching a movie?
Haven't you ever gone to the drive in with your date in the rain?
>Surfer E2468 wrote:
>
>> MR.TRAVEL:
>> On deck if it rains do you not get very wet?
>>
>
>How does this prevent you from blah blah blah?
>Haven't you ever gone to the blah blah blah?
Another day spent in your underwear in your dark bedroom trolling
usenet and
harassing posters instead of looking for a job, eh mrpedokook?
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/rec.travel.air/msg/0485208e799d9990?hl=en
>Surfer E2468 wrote:
>
>> MR.TRAVEL:
>> On deck if it rains do you not get very wet?
>>
>
S'nd I
XXX
(* _ *)
> I am not Surfer but I sure would like to see how pax can get their cars
> on deck to view the movies. Thats the way I remember watching movies at
> the drive in
> SUNNY
But, how did you watch movies in the rain? ;)
Back to the original issue:
If it rains during a football game, the jumbotron still works.
Sunny, you are too funny! LOL!
--Jean
>>> MR.TRAVEL:
>>> On deck if it rains do you not get very wet?
>>>
>>
>>How does this prevent you from watching a movie?
>>Haven't you ever gone to the drive in with your date in the rain?
>
> Yes, and she got very wet.
>
> Oh, wait, ooops, never mind.
LOL
CC Parents: "It's after 2 AM. What do you mean you fell asleep in the back
seat?"
CC: "Well, you can't fall asleep in the front buckets!"
You never walked to the concession stand? And the window had to be
rolled down to hang the speaker.
I remember my aunt and uncle lived next to a drive in. They were
provided complimentary speakers, since the theater knew they'd be
watching anyways.
>Dillon
And last time I looked, they used the radio to pipe in the sound.
We're dating ourselves.
As I recall the "drive-in" from 40 years ago, the sound came through the
"thingy" that you hung on the window, not through the radio.
--
DG in Cherry Hill, NJ
videomav...@comcast.net
"Dillon Pyron" <dmpyron...@austin.rr.com> wrote in message
Hope to meet you on the 11th in Bordentown, but till then.... re: the
"thingy" that you hung on the window was a speaker, but....at some
Drive-ins you turned your radio on and tuned in to the very end of the
dial and the sound came thru the radio. And since I am from the Phila
area I do believe it was at one of the Drive-ins near by. Give me time
and I'll remember, better yet, will contact some of the people who went
with me and see what they remember.
I do remember that the management had to have a battery charger to jump
start some of the cars.
Let me think about this, give me time, I'll remember...............
Kate
"Kate" <Kate...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Kate,
2 drive ins that come to mind are the Andalusia and the Lincoln. Either of
those ring a bell? I am also from the Philly area. Have you ever posted on
CruiseCritic on the Philly cruisers thread? Someone from the Downingtown
area did. Just curious.
Bill
--
visit my Caribbean Princess website
http://www.cruisingthecaribbeanprincess.com
I was thinking of maybe the Atco or Pennsauken but also trying to think
of maybe the Tacony? Since I visited more than these 3 and the 2 you
mentioned the one on Delsey Drive in Pittman/Glassboro area also comes
to mind as does one or two around Quakertown and the one in Vineland,.
And, Bill, no it isn't me posting to the cruise critic Phila area
cruises page, I am now living in Bensalem (born and raised in Phila -
go Panthers - Mastbaum Voc Tech) . Traveled around with an Army Spouse
for 20+ years but the only Drive-in the two of us went to was the one
in Vineland NJ.
It'll come to me......................BTW will we see you at the lunch
at the restaurant June 11th in Boardentown????
Kate<-------Who is still thinking...............
Joyce .
"Kate" <Kate...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Our drive-in of choice was in Maple Shade, NJ, and I honestly do not
remember ever using the car radio as the sound source.
I am looking forward to discussing it with you on the 11th of June.
--
DG in Cherry Hill, NJ
videomav...@comcast.net
"Kate" <Kate...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Sadly, the technology of the 60's paled against today's, and a drive-in was
only effective in the winter when it got dark early.
--
DG in Cherry Hill, NJ
videomav...@comcast.net
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