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Forget spending your money on .. Wrinkle release. Just bring a spray bottle, size of your choice. When on the ship spray, wrinkles or creases, with plain old cheap water, takes them right out. Try it at home on one of your items and you'll see the results for yourself !

Enjoy your cruise !

Plug strip

Extension cord

Wrinkle release ( Dollar General brand works great and it's cheaper.)

A clock or phone for alarm

A few must for cruising.

 

 

 

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Don't buy a wrinkle release product, your paying for water and smell nice. . SAVE YOUR MONEY ! Pack a regular spray bottle, when in room... Add water and spray your items wrinkles ... and watch the wrinkles go away. First item in our suit case !

Well, we took that flite to Australia and rented on board oxygen from Delta. Long story short, after take off it turned out one tank didn't work .. so no oxygen which was for half the flight. So I just relaxed and stayed steady on slow deep breathing. Oh, by the way, the attendant wasn't the least concerned. Half way thru flight had to change change seats for access to the other tank, which worked. In Sydney we had to get off, and re board the same plane but guess what .. no oxygen. I managed without any problem, but got a refund from Delta. My oxygen levels stayed in the safe zone, 92-94 so didn't panic and I haven't bothered with oxygen on board since then.

Just recently we purchased the new Inogen One, no longer need to bother with the liquid tanks and will be able to use the portable for touring, which I had been doing without but did need. Got extra batteries so I can use on a future flite to Europe although I don't think I really need it.

Does anyone know when the ship was last refurbished ?

Hi ... I've only recently been diagnosed with low blood oxygen and sleep apnea.

My doc feels that the machines used on flights don't deliver consistant enough air, so he doesn't recommend them. Checking with Delta, at least domestically, for $200/rt you can get oxygen directly from the aircraft.

I haven't checked with any international carries as yet, as we want to fly to Australia for a cruise, to see what they can do for us. That flight is 19-20+ hours so batteries wouldn't do us any good. I may get lucky and be able to come off the day time oxygen, diet & exercise, by the time we would go.

Has anyone who needed day time oxygen, traveled in a foreign country and if so, what problems if any, did you encounter.

Thanks. Jean