Are extension cords allowed on O?

[FlyerTalker]

1 hour ago, Guindalf said:

FYI, the outlets by the bed are European AND US spec. This info is from my cruise planner at O.

 

And my info comes from personally using the plugs on both Nautica and Regatta.

 

Thought problem:  How many "cruise planners" have actually been aboard any of the ships that they are selling?  And been aboard for more than just a short walk-through?

 

YMMV.

[Guindalf]

1 hour ago, FlyerTalker said:

 

And my info comes from personally using the plugs on both Nautica and Regatta.

 

Thought problem:  How many "cruise planners" have actually been aboard any of the ships that they are selling?  And been aboard for more than just a short walk-through?

 

YMMV.

 

I obviously don’t know who’s right, but remember that the Insignia went through a refurb in December. 

 

I’ll know for sure in three weeks. I’m sure my DW isn’t the first to need an outlet for a CPAP machine, so one way or another, it’ll be resolved!

[PaulMCO]

4 hours ago, Guindalf said:

FYI, the outlets by the bed are European AND US spec. This info is from my cruise planner at O.

Not really... As FlyerTalker stated the R ships were Euro by the bed.  On the O class ships they are USA.

The videos/pics of Insignia after refit confirm this.

Edited June 19, 2019 by PaulMCO

[Sny]

Regarding BiPap machines.  Our TA always informs Oceania that my husband uses a BiPap.  Generally, they have an electrician come to the room to make sure it is set up correctly and that there is no problem reaching the bed.  Never had a problem in our three previous Oceania cruises on Regatta, Marina and Riviera.

[rucruisn2]

I have been on over 40 cruises so far and always bring and use a heating pad.  I unplug it and put it away when not in use.  I also always bring my own hair dryer.  Never had a problem.