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Laundry on Glory


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Unfortunately, we will have to do a load of laundry when we sail. My questions are:

 

1) What is the cost per load?

 

2) Do the machines take quarters and/or bills?

 

3) What are the sizes of the machines?

 

Once again....thank you for your help....everyone has been most helpful so far!

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Not sure on the Glory but on the Triumph the machines took quarters. We just got $10 worth of quarters at the casino. They are regular sized washers and dryers. You can purchase laundry detergent, etc., in a vending machine. Not sure how much each but maybe 1.50 per load - I think we used up most of the quarters on two loads of laundry plus detergent. There are two sets of each in the laundry room along with an iron and ironing board plus a big sink to wash out things if you choose. We always do laundry on cruises and love that it's on option - one of the reasons why I wouldn't sail RCCL! There is a laundry room on most every passenger floor

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I did laundry on the Glory several times (two small children....) I seem to recall it was $2 for wash and $2 for the dryer (although you got almost an hour - unlike Disney where $2 buys 30 min....)

 

The machines only took quarters, which I had brought from home. Also brought the individual sample size detergent and fabric softener I had received with my new machine but had never used. So, I don't know how much the detergent is on the ship (have used up all my samples, so I'll find out on the next cruise!)

 

The machine sizes are "normal" - not quite as big as the one at home, but not small either.

 

FYI: laundry rooms are located at 8351, 7339 and 6387 (we were on the Empress deck, so I just noted those on our floor and one up and one down.) They are all starboard, mid-ship. I got the room numbers from a thread here, if you need other floors. I was concerned the machines would be busy, but I never had a problem.

 

I found doing laundry to be no problem and will definitely pack lighter next trip.

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My son did laundry on the Glory in January. I believe it was $2 to wash and $2 to dry. He used my casino quarters. He had a bunch of jeans and had no problem drying everything. We were a couple of cabins down from the laundry room on the Empress deck. Very convenient. Enjoy your trip.

 

Dawn

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Was on the Legend in December and I think they are all priced the same.

Detergent (Tide & Cheer) and Fabric Softener (Downey) were $1.00 each and the Washer and Dryer were $2.00 each.

Was on the Glory in December 2003 and the deck 6 laundry room had 4 washers and 6 dryers (better then Legend deck 6 laundry room 0 2 washers, 4 dryers). You can always get rolls of quarters from the Casino.

L

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  • 4 months later...

Quarters, $2, $2, and you can fit a lot of adult clothing in the washer & dryer LOL I left the laundry there.

 

If you're on Empress, good luck with keeping those suckers in service. It took all day to get someone to fix 2 that broke. Then some guy had to come in and wash his suit, which he left in for a while.

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Did you guys hang around in the wash room for your laundry to be done? Just wondering if anyone had concerns about someone taking your clean laundry.

 

I don't think that you will have a problem with someone taking your clothes but I have seen people take clothes out of a washer or dryer when people leave them there for a long time.

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