Solstice how many plugs in a rear facing deck 9 room ?

[deputybubba2]

I'm sure this has been asked numerous times but I couldn't find it in searching. ( sorry )

 

We have a room on deck 9 rear facing in Sept. on the Solstice, and I was curious if there is indeed only one outlet in the bed area.

 

Thanks for any help.

Bruce

[mahasamatman]

I don't recall anything in the bed area. You will need an extension cord (which Celebrity provides unoin request).

[deputybubba2]

Thanks !  

I didn't know that the cruise line would provide extension cords !

That's one less thing to pack !

Bruce

[cruisestitch]

Please do keep your extension cords and power strips (the kind with surge suppressors) at home 😀

[deputybubba2]

So just to clarify on Cruisestich comment

Surge protected power strips are prohibited on cruise ships ( I guess )

This is a new restriction since I last cruised.

Good to know...

Thanks

Bruce 

[wrk2cruise]

None by the bed.  3 at the desk 2 US type 110 3 prong and 1 Type F 220.   Photo in this post.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[deputybubba2]

Thank you !

[mahdnc]

.....and there is a light duty electrical outlet in the bathroom for shavers, etc.  It can handle American or Euro 2 prong plugs.

 

[NutsAboutGolf]

On 6/16/2023 at 11:51 AM, deputybubba2 said:

Thanks !  

I didn't know that the cruise line would provide extension cords !

That's one less thing to pack !

Bruce

 

1)  Don't rely on getting one on the ship...There's only a limited number and they're first come, first serve...Total crapshoot to when you meet your cabin attendant and when they'll actually go look for one

2)  If you elect pack a non-surge one, put it in your checked/porter luggage

[WestLakeGirl]

If you need an extension cord for a CPAP machine, sure to contact Special needs before you go.  I agree that waiting to request one from your room steward is risky.  

[deputybubba2]

7 hours ago, WestLakeGirl said:

If you need an extension cord for a CPAP machine, sure to contact Special needs before you go.  I agree that waiting to request one from your room steward is risky.  

Thanks , never thought of a CPAP as 'special needs'  but I will do that.

Thanks again for the replies

[WestLakeGirl]

They will also provide distilled water for your CPAP machine, the other reason for letting the special-needs department know that you will be using one