Size of refridgerators?

[tbserena]

Are all of the little refrigerators in the rooms the same sizes? How much will they hold? Someone passed along ordering a pitcher of lemonade a day from room service (FREE) daily.

 

[ThreeCircles]

Generally, people think of the in-room units more as electric coolers than full-fledged refrigerators. The units do keep things cold although they may take a bit longer to cool down items. We always take a 6 pack of Coca-Cola with us to keep in our room and it's cold by the first evening.

As far as space, a pitcher would fit inside of the unit easily. Just guessing, I'd say the units are, maybe, 2 ft tall by 1.5 ft wide by 1 foot deep.

 

[tbserena]

Ok, thanks!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Madaboutthemouse2004]

We were keeping a pitcher of ice water, 4-5 single-serving sized milks and chocolate milks and several glasses of juices from morning room service. There was space left to chill some cheese, apples and grapes, too!

 

[GenieDana]

The DCL Passporter has them listed as 8" deep, 12" wide and 16 1/2" high.

 

[ThreeCircles]

My measurements may not be 100% accurate but those given by passporter seem a bit small to me...

Oh well. Perhaps I'll take a ruler next time to make sure I'm not toatally out of my mind!

 

[Jeanny]

Hey Jason~ I don't think your measurements are that far off, at least not far off of the beverage cooler in our cabin, it was just under the desk height, which I think was about 25-30" or so...

It's not huge, but it will fit water and snacks etc.

 

[ThreeCircles]

Originally posted by Jeanny
Hey Jason~ I don't think your measurements are that far off, at least not far off of the beverage cooler in our cabin, it was just under the desk height, which I think was about 25-30" or so...

Jeanny--

That was kind of what I was going by as well. 16.5 inches high just seems very small to me! I mean, a Coke 2 liter bottle is just over 12 inches high!

 

[clh2]

I have read that lemonade is no longer free from room service. You may want to check this before you order it - I'm not one for surprises that cost me money!

 

[tbserena]

I had read in one of the "tips" messages to order a pitcher of lemonade a day from room service, which sounded great! Then I read where it wasn't "free". I'm wondering if after the first tip was posted, the DCL got a thousand requests on board for pitchers of lemonade!!?? It's not funny, but I can't help but smile. It just goes to show that people really take these tips to heart. I know I do!!!!
And yes, I will definitely check the current "free" things on our 10/2/04 cruise. Of course, like someone above me said, it isn't really free, it's all in the prive of the cruise.
ALTHOUGH...my 2 teenage daughters might could eat them out of house and home through room service!!!!!