C-pap water? Bottled water?

[denimore]

yes - you can get an extension cord from guest services.

I always carry an extension cord with me. It is well travelled.

 

[brentm77]

I always carry an extension cord with me. It is well travelled.

I thought DCL wouldn't allow you to bring your own extention cord on board?

 

[Dug720]

Are you not allowed to bring distilled water? I have pre-packaged 12oz bottles that I use for traveling to Disney with a cpap and they work out great.

Yes. Any liquids you bring are expected to be carried on. Will the porters take them? Sure - they'd slap a tag on anything for a tip. But the rules are you have to carry it onboard with you. If you put it in your luggage and it breaks/pops and ruins other people's luggage, you'll be responsible for repairing or replacing the damaged items.

 

[lanejudy]

I always carry an extension cord with me. It is well travelled.

I thought DCL wouldn't allow you to bring your own extention cord on board?

It will need to be inspected onboard. Take it to Guest Services. They may simply ask that you use one they provide.

 

[denimore]

There has never been a problem. I have been on a Disney cruise before as well as numerous other lines including Transatlantic and River cruises. I keep it in my CPAP carrying bag at all times

 

[FigmentSpark]

My DH needed distilled water on our cruise 4 years ago, but doesn't use it any longer. They brought us a jug of the stuff because it had been on his profile from those other cruises. We just sent it back. But there's no charge anyway.

 

[CM Dad]

My wife used to use a CPAP machine. We did a B2B and were given a gallon jug of distilled water at the start of each leg of the trip. Way more than we needed.

 

[lanejudy]

There has never been a problem. I have been on a Disney cruise before as well as numerous other lines including Transatlantic and River cruises. I keep it in my CPAP carrying bag at all times

But do you take it to Guest Services to be checked? I can't speak for other cruiselines, but on DCL an extension cord is on the list of prohibited items; for an exception to be made it should be taken to Guest Services and inspected. Fire is a serious safety threat onboard ships and older or damaged electrical cords are a major source of concern. Please just have it inspected.