CPAP?

[phinz]

I can confirm that you only have to unplug the clock (If there's still one in the room. There wasn't one on my last cruise.) to plug in the CPAP.

 

[Skittlesmom]

Just called to ask about this and sure enough they'll have an extension cord and distilled water waiting in the room! Very happy with DCL reservations!

 

[mj2vacation]

Previously had to lug cpap. Then I had surgery to remove tonsils, soft pallet and reduce the base of tongue. I wished for death for a month but after that, the best thing I have ever done. Fox News even did a segment on my surgery.

 

[Pooh2]

We went on the Wonder in May. The cpap plugged in next to the bed, no extension cord needed.

 

[xlxo]

We went on the Wonder in May. The cpap plugged in next to the bed, no extension cord needed.

I was on Deck 2 oceanview.... there was no plug near the bed. The outlets were on the other side of the room and there was no clock radio. I think the higher decks had additional outlets and clock radios.

Not sure if they are adding additional plugs on Deck 2 Wonder with the reimagination.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

I was on Deck 2 oceanview.... there was no plug near the bed. The outlets were on the other side of the room and there was no clock radio. I think the higher decks had additional outlets and clock radios.

Not sure if they are adding additional plugs on Deck 2 Wonder with the reimagination.

I believe the room upgrades in 2015 included the addition of the bedside outlets. I know our Wonder cruise in Oct 2015 had outlets on both sides of the bed. Deck 2 oceanview room. If there were any rooms missed, they probably added them during the recent dry dock.

 

[Evil Queen 2]

I travel on the Dream in December 2015 with my CPAP. Since we had been staying at WDW before and after the cruise I had packed a power surge bar with a long cord packed with in my carryon luggage. Never had a question about it. I did make sure it was a surge protected cord not just an extension cord. As it happened I didn't need it on the Dream because of the outlets beside the bed.

Also, I sent the medical form in about 4 - 5 weeks before the cruise requesting the distilled water and it was waiting for us in the room when we got back from dinner. It came through Guest Services not the stateroom host.

Edited: There was no charge for the distilled water.

 

[Skittlesmom]

Just off the Magic on Sunday and received a CPAP machine <2wks prior to the cruise. I called the DCL customer service line a week or so before departing and sure enough a gallon of distilled water was waiting in the room. An an extension cord wasn't needed...the power outlet was right next to the bed and I didn't have any problems transporting the CPAP machine either. It was a great vacation!