Stateroom - electrical sockets / plugs ?

[freemont]

A question about our upcoming March/06 Volendam cruise...

 

Do you need some form of adapter or can you use a standard North American plug in the rooms ??? (i.e. battery recharger / electric shaver etc. )

 

Many tks...D2

[RuthC]

Standard outlets just like at home---if "home" is the United States.

Do remember, though, to bring a power strip if you want to have more than one thing plugged in at a time. An extension cord isn't a bad idea, either.

[CPeters40]

Standard outlets just like at home---if "home" is the United States.

 

Do remember, though, to bring a power strip if you want to have more than one thing plugged in at a time. An extension cord isn't a bad idea, either.

 

We were just on the Volendam and they had a power strip below the desk for the refrigerator, so there were 5 extra plugs in our cabin. There is only a shaver adapter in the bathroom--no plug in there. The blow dryer in the bathroom starts out slow, but gets hot after a few minutes. I didn't discover the extra hair dryer in a desk drawer until the last day, and it was too late to use it.

Chris

[Krazy Kruizers]

I always keep a power packed in one of the suitcases.

[grannynurse]

Siutes seem to have enough outlets, other cabins do not unless this has been corrected in the SOE upgrades. We always bring a power strip and an extension cord.

Also, if you're not in a suite you may want to take a travel clock along. You can order an automated wake-up call by phone from your cabin.

GN