No Bedside plugs? Sailing with CPAP...help please

[Fogfog]

If I remember correctly there are no bedside plugs...

We are in a CC...

Sailing this time with CPAP.

 

Advice welcome. My guess is to NOT send the CPAP through with the luggage:eek:

[pugdad1]

Your room steward will bring you an extension cord

[Fogfog]

Your room steward will bring you an extension cord

 

Thank you.

[teacherman]

I carry a 12 foot extension cord in my CPAP bag. The one the ship gives me is always too short.

[Grandmaanne7]

Call Celebrity ahead of your cruise and inform them that you use a CPAP machine. They will provide an extension cord as well as distilled water. We have done this 3 times with no issues.

 

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[Clarea]

If I remember correctly there are no bedside plugs...

We are in a CC...

Sailing this time with CPAP.

 

Advice welcome. My guess is to NOT send the CPAP through with the luggage:eek:

Another option:

 

https://secure.celebritycruises.com/onboard-celebrity/cruise-activities-special-needs-form

[Keith1010]

If you have a TA have them contact Celebrity. If not then I would let them know.

 

It might actually be a good idea to carry your own with you as someone suggested.

 

Keith

[deedee290]

My husband uses one of these machines. I called the captains club and they wre very nice. They gave us an extension cord and a gallon of purified water to use at no charge

[Celebrity Cruises]

If I remember correctly there are no bedside plugs...

We are in a CC...

Sailing this time with CPAP.

 

Advice welcome. My guess is to NOT send the CPAP through with the luggage:eek:

 

If a guest wishes to bring a CPAP or Sleep Apnea machine onboard, please contact our Access Department at 1-866-592-7225. Doing so will advise the ship to provide distilled water and an extension cord for the stateroom.

[cocker2]

I have sailed with a friend who used CPAP. Celebrity sorted everything for her so do not worry but contact them direct or through your TA if you use one.

 

 

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[Driveshaft]

If I remember correctly there are no bedside plugs...

We are in a CC...

Sailing this time with CPAP.

 

Advice welcome. My guess is to NOT send the CPAP through with the luggage:eek:

There is a form you can fill out on the Celebrity website to get distilled H2O and a cord reserved. Look in the FAQ:Can Celebrity accommodate my special medical needs

Absolutely. We welcome guests with disabilities and special needs and work hard to make sure you experience your best vacation ever. You'll be able to book accessible staterooms, and take advantage of the pool, the casino, the Canyon Ranch SpaClub®, the shows, the restaurants and bars through special accommodations throughout the ship.

Please note the ability to accommodate guests with special needs aboard Celebrity Xpedition® is limited. This ship does not have an elevator or accessible staterooms. Also, there is very little wheelchair accessibility on the Galapagos Islands and service animals are not permitted in the Galapagos National Park.

 

Check here for more information. To receive appropriate assistance, be sure to notify our Access Department via email or fax 1-954-628-9622.

 

https://secure.celebritycruises.com/onboard-celebrity/cruise-activities-special-needs-form

 

There is a check off for CPAP/BIPAP machines.

Edited March 23, 2016 by Driveshaft
added info

[NurseDave]

If a guest wishes to bring a CPAP or Sleep Apnea machine onboard, please contact our Access Department at 1-866-592-7225. Doing so will advise the ship to provide distilled water and an extension cord for the stateroom.

 

I think it's cool the cruise line responds directly to the forums. Has there been any thought given to spicing up the responses just a touch so it doesn't seem so canned and like a computer is talking?

 

Even just a "catch ya later" or "Glad you picked us, where the ocean and boogie down fun meet" or "Let us help with your CPAP and the motion of the ocean and the purr of your machine will make your night dreamy"