3-Prong Plugs in Stateroom

[Horace Horsecollar]

First cruise on Disney next month.

I know the staterooms have 110V electric current. Do the staterooms have 3 prong plugs? How many? Where are they in relation to the main bed?

Thanks in advance,

[NCRedding]

The only outlets in the room are at the desk area located across from the bed. These are not 3 prong, I believe. I had trouble with my hairdryer on the Magic, but not the Wonder. It had a larger plug in, and didn't fit the plug well enough to have electricity to the dryer.

[Wonderwoman1982]

Actually, the only plugs aren't at the desk. My hairdryer wouldn't fit in those, so I freaked. We tore the room apart looking for hidden plugs. We found some behind the TV set. My hair dryer worked fine in those. But sorry, I can't tell you if they were 3 prong. You CAN buy an adapter that goes from 2 prong to 3. I have one.

[Horace Horsecollar]

It's for a medical device that uses a grounded plug. Ideally, there should be a plug near the bed so that nobody trips over the cord at night. I guess normal US building codes don't apply on a foreign flagged ship. Any other responses?

[disboo]

I mean this in the nicest, most inquisitive kind of way . . . What kind of name is Horace Horsecollar? It certainly is unique and . . . .unique! :)

[Dave_from_Marietta]

The outlets behind the television and adjacent to the desk are standard 3-prong U.S. outlets. If you need to use a device on your nightstand (such as a CPAP machine), you'll need to bring a 10-foot extension cord.

[Horace Horsecollar]

Originally posted by disboo
I mean this in the nicest, most inquisitive kind of way . . . What kind of name is Horace Horsecollar? It certainly is unique and . . . .unique!
Horace Horsecollar was one of Mickey Mouse's early co-stars. Seemed like a good name to use on this board. Horace Horsecollar and I are both tall, but Horace has a larger nose. Horace would hang around with Clarabelle Cow. I assure you that I will not be referring to my DW as Clarabelle Cow on this board (or anywhere else).
Originally posted by Dave_from_Marietta
The outlets behind the television and adjacent to the desk are standard 3-prong U.S. outlets. If you need to use a device on your nightstand (such as a CPAP machine), you'll need to bring a 10-foot extension cord.
Thank you to the legendary Dave_from_Marietta! To think, I just bought an 8 foot grounded cord yesterday for the the cruise.

[stormkrow]

Originally posted by Dave_from_Marietta
If you need to use a device on your nightstand (such as a CPAP machine), you'll need to bring a 10-foot extension cord.

Horace,

Thanks for bringing up this point. I hadn't thought about a three-prong outlet or its location relative to the bed. Safe to say, I'll be bringing an extension cord. I'd like to get some sleep at night (so would my family)!