Refrigerators in Inside Cabin

[josiemartinez]

From reading the blog, its my understanding a couch is not in an inside cabin; however am now wondering if there is a refrigerator in an inside cabin on the Vista. I looked at the various photos, videos, etc. of the many cabin layouts and did not spot one.

 

I can always make do with an ice bucket but thought so its a new ship, a refrigerator would be available. Any thoughts?

[Karnyval]

In all cabins and will be empty and available for your use.

[steph7021]

There's a new video showing this on John Heald's page

 

 

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[lizardhowson]

Rooms have mini-bars, they are not refrigerators (they chill but do not get cold like a real refrigerator)

[ImaginationCruiseBride]

Rooms have mini-bars, they are not refrigerators (they chill but do not get cold like a real refrigerator)

 

 

 

John Heald said they are refrigerators on the Vista. They are not the usual mini bar with stuff to buy in them, they will contain whatever you may have purchased from Bon Voyage.

[josiemartinez]

Thank you my fellow cruisers. Am happy to hear there will at least be a mini/refrigerator (or whatever) in my cabin. I've never sailed in an inside cabin before so this is going to be my learning experience. June 3rd is my Vista sailing date!

[drakes2]

Those mini fridges are pretty useless as far as keeping anything cold. I had a few cut up limes in the fridge for a couple of days, which went bad.

Thank you my fellow cruisers. Am happy to hear there will at least be a mini/refrigerator (or whatever) in my cabin. I've never sailed in an inside cabin before so this is going to be my learning experience. June 3rd is my Vista sailing date!

[crewsweeper]

We're inside spa cabin in 3 weeks. We don't usually use the mini coolers, but will be able to see if they are more refrigerator like than in the past. Be nice for the red wine and waters.

[drakes2]

Just ask your cabin steward to keep replenishing your ice bucket or get ice yourself from the lido deck. Worked for me.

 

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[Jobeth66]

FYI - as a frequent traveler, what I do is pack a few heavy-duty ziplock freezer bags in my suitcase, have the steward bring me a bucket of ice, and fill the freezer bag with ice then double-bag to prevent leaks.

 

This goes in the cooler/mini-frig to make sure my stuff stays cold. Water can be dumped/ice replenished as necessary during the week. Just like an old-fashioned ice box. :D

Edited December 23, 2016 by Jobeth66

[drakes2]

What a great tip! I've found that when sailing in the Caribbean the ice in the bucket turns to water very quickly in the hot temperatures. I'm going to throw in a couple of freezer bags in my suitcase right now before I forget. :D

FYI - as a frequent traveler, what I do is pack a few heavy-duty ziplock freezer bags in my suitcase, have the steward bring me a bucket of ice, and fill the freezer bag with ice then double-bag to prevent leaks.

 

This goes in the cooler/mini-frig to make sure my stuff stays cold. Water can be dumped/ice replenished as necessary during the week. Just like an old-fashioned ice box. :D