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The electrical outlet (razor only) does not switch off when the overhead light is switched off--at least not in our cabin on the Island. That said, I have tried a small night light in the outlet and it doesn't work well at all, as it is not the same power. My small night light fits but flickers up and down so much that I took it out and just use a very small LED flashlight hanging from the shelf instead. Maybe others have had better luck than I have and it may depend on the type of night light ... not sure.

Thank you so very much. I have one of those adapters already, but it sounds as though I may need more. Appreciate the update.

Have really enjoyed following your posts on the Island Princess WC. I will be on the WC next year on the Island and also joining you for the last of the 2023 WC (FLL>LAX). I have a question that hopefully someone can answer for me, if it is not too much trouble. Do you, or anyone else, happen to know what type of outlet is behind the bed? I haven't been on Island Princess since before the refurb and vaguely recall at that time it was a non-US plug. Just can't remember what kind or how far it is inset. My husband finds it most convenient to use the one behind the bed for his sleep apnea machine. Boarding next week in FLL so if anyone has any intel to share beforehand, it would be much appreciated. So looking forward to being on the Island Princess again.

Guests staying in suites receive free access to the thermal suite. Otherwise, I understand the cost is $299 + 18% service charge for a 14-day package on the Island Princess. You don't have to wait to book it on board (unless you wish); you can book it on your cruise personalizer ahead of time. I vaguely recall that the last time we sailed (on a different Princess ship), we were also able to book a day pass, but don't recall what that cost and don't know if day passes are still available.