Internet connections per stateroom

[shorton]

We have a Sirena cruise scheduled for September. We signed on before Simply More, and stuck with O Life. Wondering if we will have two internet connections per cabin.

[basor]

33 minutes ago, shorton said:

We have a Sirena cruise scheduled for September. We signed on before Simply More, and stuck with O Life. Wondering if we will have two internet connections per cabin.

yes - you will have 2 separate WIFI accounts.  Each person in the cabin needs to set up their own account.  There has been some confusion thinking it is one account with 2 sign ins which is not how is works.

[edgee]

3 hours ago, shorton said:

We have a Sirena cruise scheduled for September. We signed on before Simply More, and stuck with O Life. Wondering if we will have two internet connections per cabin.

Even if you booked prior to Simply more you get 2 per stateroom. Everyone does..was effective last Oct. 1

 

[IWantToLiveOverTheSea]

On 2/17/2024 at 4:27 PM, edgee said:

Even if you booked prior to Simply more you get 2 per stateroom. Everyone does..was effective last Oct. 1

 

I just returned from sailing under the old O Life (or no O Life).  As edgee says, everyone now gets 2 accounts, regardless of how cruise was booked.  The television in your room has instructions on how to initially sign in for free wifi using room number, name, birthdate and maybe something else. It's a lot faster to look at the instructions on the room TV than to queue up to see the Oceania at Sea manager to get things straightened out.  Basically, you go to settings on your device to make sure your device has a wifi connection, find Oceania wifi, go to Chrome, sign up, use your account - or something in a similar order.  It's suggested that you place your device in airplane/flight mode with Wifi on. Once you're in, you won't need to do much more unless you happen to lose the connection or try to use the account on too many devices.