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Complete Cruise Ship Plug Socket Guide: Search by Ship

If you are taking a cruise you may be wondering which plug sockets will be in the cabin.

The below post details the plug sockets found onboard the cruise ships from all major cruise lines.

It’s important to know which plug sockets will be in your cabin as it’s likely you’ll need to bring travel adapters. Get the adapter I use here: Worldwide Travel Adapter

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The below table is based on inside cabins, higher-grade cabins may have additional sockets.

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What plug sockets do AIDA cruise ships have?

All AIDA cruise ships have a minimum of 2 European plug sockets per cabin.

What plug sockets do Carnival cruise ships have?

All Carnival cruise ships have a minimum of 1 US and 1 European plug socket per cabin. Carnival Vista, Horizon, Panorama, Mardi Gras and Celebration also have USB sockets.

What plug sockets do Celebrity cruise ships have?

All Celebrity cruise ships have a minimum of 2 US and 1 European plug socket. The Celebrity Constellation, Infinity, Millenium, and Summit have an additional European socket available. Celebrity Reflection, Apex, and Edge also have USB plug sockets.

What plug sockets do Costa cruise ships have?

All Costa cruise ship cabins have a minimum of 1 European plug socket. Many ships also have a US socket available.

What plug sockets do Cunard cruise ships have?

All Cunard cruise ships have a minimum of 2 US sockets per cabin plus 1 UK socket. Many cabin grades will have additional sockets available.

What plug sockets do Disney cruise ships have?

The majority of cabins found on Disney cruise ships will have 4 US plug sockets available and all ships apart from the Disney Wonder also have additional European sockets. The Disney Wonder also has 2 USB sockets.

What plug sockets do Fred Olsen cruise ships have?

All Fred Olsen cruise ships have at least two plug sockets. Borealis and Bolette have 1 US, 1 European, and additional UK sockets. Balmoral and Braemer have two European sockets.

What plug sockets do Holland America cruise ships have?

All Holland America cruise ships have a minimum of 1 US and 1 European plug socket in each cabin. The Koningsdam, Nieuw Amsterdam, and Nieuw Statendam have 2 US sockets, 2 European sockets, and 2 USB plug sockets available per cabin.

What plug sockets do MSC cruise ships have?

All MSC cruise ships have a minimum of 2 US and 2 European plug sockets. Cruise ships in the Meraviglia, Meraviglia Plus and Seaside class also have USB sockets available. The USB sockets available range from 3-4 per cabin.

What plug sockets do Marella cruise ships have?

All Marella cruise ship cabins have at least 1 US, 1 European plug socket and 1 USB socket. The Marella Discovery and Discovery 2 has an additional US and European socket bringing the total to 4 sockets plus a USB.

What plug sockets do Norwegian cruise ships have?

All cruise ships owned by Norwegian Cruise Line have a minimum of 1 US and 1 European plug sockets in each cabin. The Norwegian Bliss, Breakaway, Encore, Epic, Escape, Getaway, Joy and Spirit have additional US sockets available. Many of the newer ships within the fleet also have USB sockets available ranging from 2-3 per cabin.

What plug sockets do P&O Australia’s cruise ships have?

All cruise ships owned by P&O Cruises Australia have a minimum of 1 US, 1 European and 1 Australian plug socket.

What plug sockets do P&O Cruises cruise ships have?

P&O’s Arcadia and Aurora only have UK plug sockets with a minimum of 1 per cabin. Some cabins may have additional UK or European sockets. Azura, Britannia, Ventura and Iona have a minimum of 1 US socket plus additional UK sockets. Britannia and Iona have an additional US socket bringing the total to 2 per cabin.

What plug sockets do Princess cruise ships have?

All Princess cruise ships have a minimum of 2 US plug sockets per cabin. Regal, Royal, Enchanted, Sky and Discovery Princess also have an additional European socket. The Sky Princess, Majestic Princess and Enchanted Princess also have USB sockets available.

What plug sockets do Saga cruise ships have?

All Saga cruise ships have at least 3 UK plug sockets and 2 USB sockets. Some higher-grade cabins may have extra sockets.

What plug sockets do Royal Caribbean cruise ships have?

All Royal Caribbean cruise ships have at least 2 US plug sockets and 1 European plug socket per cabin. The newest Royal Caribbean ships in the Quantum and Oasis class will also have 2 USB sockets per cabin.

What plug sockets do Virgin Voyages cruise ships have?

All Virgin Voyages cruise ships have at least 6 USBs, 3US, and 1 European plug socket. Higher grade cabins may have extra plug sockets.

If you feel as though you may need more plug sockets you may tempted to bring a power strip or power cord. These are banned by most cruise lines and as your luggage is searched on embarkation, one should not be brought on board. To find out why they’re banned, check out this post: Cruise Lines Don’t Allow Power Strips – These are Your Alternatives

Alternatives to Power Strips

USB Charging Stations:  Charging stations do not usually include plug outlets but have multiple USB options. They are usually used to charge things like phones, tablets, and cameras. This is my personal favourite option and I’d recommend a charging station for most cruisers. They’re relatively cheap, small and work very well. 

Multi Socket Outlets:  Outlet taps plug into the plug socket and are used to provide additional outlets, most of them include USB options. You may have seen either long or cube-shaped outlet taps which provide 2 or 3 extra sockets.

Outlet Adapters:  Due to the different types of outlets in different countries, outlet adapters provide different types of plugs, and may contain USB options. An outlet adapter may convert a US plug socket to a UK one for example and provide extra USB sockets. An outlet adapter eliminates the need for a separate adapter which you would need if using an outlet tap or charging station. 

Power Banks:  This isn’t so much of an alternative to a power strip as just another thing that you can use to keep your things charged. I’d always recommend bringing a good power bank with you on your cruise, that way you can charge multiple things from the bank and only have to charge the bank up instead of multiple other items. There are many types of power banks and I’ve tried a lot of them over the years. At the moment I am using an Anker power bank which you can find on Amazon here, unlike other banks, it hasn’t lost any capacity as I’ve been using it:  Anker Power Bank*

Note: Some devices will have other names including power port, outlet extender, and wall mount but may still be used onboard as long as there is no surge protection.

Below are some examples of charging stations, outlet taps, and outlet adapters that would be allowed on cruise ships.

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s we use more and more gadgets, our need for additional sources of power grows. The limited number of power outlets on cruise ships has been a problem for years. The Celebrity Edge helps to address these needs with additional outlets throughout the stateroom. The decorative power box shown above gives you access to two 110 outlets and two USB power plugs for smartphones. Additional outlets and USB plugs were bedside in our Celebrity Suite.

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The Edge also features touchscreens to control lights, curtains, and your thermostat – with presets for morning, evening, and night.  In addition to the in-room touchscreen control, you can use your smartphone for more refined control of individual lights in your stateroom.  The touchscreens don’t provide individual light controls, which was a bit disappointing.

Your smartphone can even be used to unlock your stateroom door, although we found it more convenient to use the stateroom card.​

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Elevators have been one of the Achilles heels on ships. Who hasn’t waited for an elevator after a show only to have it open full of guests. The Edge hopes to minimize this problem with new sensors in the ceiling of its elevators. These sensors detects when it is full, and then it skips stopping at floors until space is available. These sensors weren’t working yet on our cruise, but should be working soon. The Edge’s elevators are significantly larger than on the Solstice Class ships. In addition, they use touch screens rather than individual buttons. By using a programmable touchscreen, prominent messages can help guide guests to the proper floor for port tenders or other special events.

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Tour Of A Spacious Celebrity Equinox Sunset Sky Suite

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Do you love Celebrity’s sky suites but want an affordable cabin that is a little larger? We recently spent ten nights on a Southern Caribbean cruise in a Celebrity Equinox sunset sky suite in The Retreat and adored it. The sunset sky suite is a nice step up from a regular sky suite for a small upgrade price.

In this post, we will give you all the details about the suite with photos, including the bed, bathroom, balcony, storage, and technology, and have posted a video walkthrough to give you a better look.

The Equinox is a Solstice-class ship in the Celebrity fleet. Built in 2009, she was revolutionized in 2019 and is expected to go into dry dock in April 2024. With a capacity of 2,852 passengers, the Equinox is a mid-size ship in the fleet.

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The Sunset Sky Suite

We stayed in stateroom 6305, a studio-style cabin of about 379 square feet with a combined sleeping and living area, including a separate bathroom and a large balcony. With a king-size bed and a sofabed, it sleeps up to four people.

Note that the photos below were taken before our stateroom attendant had finished setting up the cabin. It looked even nicer once he was done.

Sleeping Area

The sleeping area has a comfortable king-size bed with premium linens, a comforter, and four pillows. If you don’t care for the pillows or comforter, no worries. Just ask your stateroom attendant for an alternative.

Your bed is high enough off the floor to allow you to store your suitcases beneath it.

During the day, your bed will be made up with a decorative pillow and a runner at the foot, which will be removed each evening during turndown service. A piece of chocolate will be left on your pillow at bedtime, a nice touch.

On either side of the bed is a nightstand with a wall-mounted lamp above it. Two drawers are provided for your belongings. As this is an older ship, there are no electrical outlets at the nightstands.

If you use a CPAP machine , ask your cabin attendant to provide you with an extension cord for your CPAP, which they will tape to the carpet to extend to the electrical outlet at the desk area. Also, use one of your magnet hooks on the wall high above your nightstand to loop your CPAP tubing over during the day to keep it out of the way.

The bathroom has a single-bowl sink, a toilet, and a tub/shower combination with a shower wand. Bigelow toiletries are provided in large bottles, including body lotion, soap, shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel.

The bathroom has enough storage, with several drawers and shelves below the sink and shelving behind the side mirrors. A small tray on the counter holds complimentary cotton balls, cotton swabs, a shower cap, and lip balm.

The Celebrity Equinox sunset sky suite has ample storage, including a large closet for your hanging clothing (using a rod and a half). Ask your cabin attendant if you need more clothes hangers. As you can see, our cabin attendant loaded us up!

A second closet contains six shelves, one of which holds your room safe. Here is where you will find robes and slippers, compact binoculars, and umbrellas for your use during your cruise.

The closet door fronts have full-length beveled mirrors, which are a nice touch. Not only do they allow you to check your outfit before you leave your cabin, but they also make the cabin feel even larger.

Your living area has a desk/bureau combination with four large drawers, perfect for two people’s clothing and belongings. Two shallow drawers allow you to store paperwork and small items.

Above the desk is a lighted mirror stationed above a kneehole area with a chair, which is where a hair dryer can be used. You will find one for your use during your cruise in one of the large drawers.

On top of the desk is a gray leather folio that holds your first day’s newsletter, excursion tickets, informational flyers, invitations to events, and business cards for your cabin attendant, butler, and concierge team.

Being an older ship, Celebrity Equinox isn’t up-to-date on electrical outlets. The only outlets in the cabin are at the desk as shown below, two US 110V outlets and one European 220V outlet. There are no USB ports for your use.

Luckily, we had sailed on a Solstice-class ship before, so I packed a power adapter with extra outlets and USB ports.

If you sail on an older ship, I’d recommend you pack a non-surge power adapter . Don’t bring an extension cord or a surge-protected power strip because those will be confiscated at boarding.

A flat-screen TV is over the bureau and swings out to allow comfortable viewing from either the bed or the sofa.

Refreshment Center

A dry bar is nestled in one corner of the cabin with shelves and a cabinet above and two cabinets below. One cabinet holds your mini fridge, and the other cabinet has shelves for your use.

Inside the mini fridge are items for sale. You can ask your stateroom attendant to remove them, or you can simply move them yourself from the fridge to the cabinet next to it.

On the counter is a tray with an ice bucket, two wineglasses, and four complimentary bottles of water. Your stateroom attendant will replace your water bottles each day.

Seating Area

A large plush sofabed allows for comfortable seating (and naps, which I can attest to). An adjustable table allows for coffee-table height or dining height, whichever you prefer.

Across from the sofa is a large porthole, one of my favorite things about this cabin. Next to it is a captain’s chair.

The Balcony

The balcony is long and shallow, furnished with one lounger, a lounger that converts to a chair, an extra chair, and a large table.

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Sky suite amenities and benefits.

Your Celebrity Equinox sunset sky suite is part of the Retreat and as such comes with many perks , including the services of a cabin attendant, a butler, and concierge staff.

Other perks include priority check-in, luggage delivery, disembarkation, tendering ashore, and dining reservations. Retreat guests also have access to reserved theater seats.

You will also receive complimentary in-cabin dining service, premium robes and slippers, a pillow menu on request, and premium bath products. In your closet, you will find an umbrella and binoculars for your use during your cruise, as well as a branded Celebrity tote that you can take home. Fresh flowers will adorn your coffee table, and a complimentary bottle of sparkling, red, or white wine will await you on the first day.

In addition, you will have access to Luminae Restaurant for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The Retreat Lounge will also be available to you, where you can find the concierges, complimentary cocktails, and snacks.

No need to hurry to the pool to grab a lounger, because you will have access to the Retreat Sundeck. There you can relax and enjoy the view in one of the many seating areas available.

Celebrity Equinox Sunset Sky Suite Walkthrough Video

To get the full picture of the Equinox sunset sky suite, check out our video walkthrough of the cabin:

Final Thoughts on the Celebrity Equinox Sunset Sky Suite

The Celebrity Equinox sunset sky suite is a Retreat accommodation sure to please. With its spacious layout, abundant storage, and expanded balcony, it will quickly become your home away from home, one that you won’t want to leave.

For more information on the Celebrity Equinox sunset sky suite, contact Celebrity Cruises .

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Edge Electrical Outlets and USB

By Jim_Iain , November 25, 2018 in Celebrity Cruises

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Thanks, Jim, for posting this information and picture.  We are sure everyone is anxious to see what changes have been made to the various staterooms, including suites, on the Edge.  Looking forward to more updates.  Mike and Mary

5 minutes ago, MikeMary4449 said: Thanks, Jim, for posting this information and picture.  We are sure everyone is anxious to see what changes have been made to the various staterooms, including suites, on the Edge.  Looking forward to more updates.  Mike and Mary

You might like to review the pictures on this link.   They have about 150 pictures.   They have pictures of the new infinity rooms and Iconic suite but not the others as of yet

https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/cruises/2018/11/25/celebrity-edge-cruises-groundbreaking-new-ship-photos/2105283002/

You may also want to review the forum on this website dedicated specifically to the EDGE, in particular this topic in that forum

which has followed its construction from day 1 and has in its latter pages many many pictures.

1 hour ago, Jim_Iain said:   You might like to review the pictures on this link.   They have about 150 pictures.   They have pictures of the new infinity rooms and Iconic suite but not the others as of yet   https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/cruises/2018/11/25/celebrity-edge-cruises-groundbreaking-new-ship-photos/2105283002/    

Thanks again, Jim.  It was great to see actual photographs rather than just artists' renderings.

Hope to see you one day.

Mike and Mary

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Can They Make Me a Moscow Mule?

By starri , May 24, 2017 in Celebrity Cruises

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Dumb question I know, but I've been wondering this for a while, and I don't think I've seen it answered. Obviously not offered in Vintages, the Martini Bar, or World-Class, but what about at the Sunset Bar or in Michael's?

Also, Pimm's Cup, same question.

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I was able to get a Moscow Mule at the World Class Bar on Equinox in December.

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Yay! Thanks so much.

Ensemble Lounge or Passport bar (I forget) also offered them on Equinox. They now offer Ginger Beer on the ship which you need for the "mule". :cool:

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The Martini bar, Sunset bar, Passport bar and Ensemble lounge all normally carry both ginger ale and ginger beer, so you shouldn't have a problem (as long as the bartender is somewhat knowledgeable).

so you shouldn't have a problem (as long as the bartender is somewhat knowledgeable).

I don't know about the knowledgeable part...I asked for a Paralyzer in a few bars on my March 2017 B2B Constellation cruise and they had no idea until I finally found a "knowledgeable" bartender midway thru my second cruise. I also asked for a Pain Killer during my 30 days on the ship and no bartender knew how to make one or the desire to google it.

Lived on these on Solstice last October! The barman in Ensemble Lounge made the best one ever. I would often stop by to get one, or he also worked at the Sunset Bar so also got them there during the day. I know Mast Bar also made them but w're not as good IMO.

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Same for us...served in the copper mugs!

We're also on the Solstice. Do you remember his name?

I'm not really going on the cruise to drink, but I need a libation or two in evenings.

If you happen to find yourself on Qsine, they make a mighty fine version of the mule as well.

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I've never found anyone to have the crystalised ginger but they still taste great

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Can you get one on the classic package? They have become a go to of mine here at home!

midwestchick

What is a Moscow mule? :confused: Never heard of it.

Vodka, ginger beer, and lime juice. Usually served in a special copper mug.

Are they good?

On the Solstice now and I've had several in the Passport bar

Dumb question I know, but I've been wondering this for a while, and I don't think I've seen it answered. Obviously not offered in Vintages, the Martini Bar, or World-Class, but what about at the Sunset Bar or in Michael's?   Also, Pimm's Cup, same question.

Never had a problem getting anything if they had the makings, even if you needed to explain how to make it.

I like them because they're not too sweet, and I really love the spiciness of the ginger. I don't really like sweet drinks, but I can do a Pimm's cup because of the cucumber and lemon.

I believe that when ordering more obscure drinks, or something that you might prefer to be made a certain way, you should know the ingredients and be able to communicate that to the bartender. I would not assume a bartender is going to Google a drink recipe. Perhaps a PARALYZER or PAIN KILLER are well known cocktails, but I have never heard of them.

We enjoy a top-shelf margarita made according to a recipe we enjoy at home. A friendly discussion with the bartenders at the Mast Bar and Michael's Club, along with instructions on the proper preparation, got us service with a smile... and a nearly perfect margarita each time.

Enjoy yourself!

The taste depends on the brand of ginger beer. There is Goslings, Bunderberg and Fever Tree to name the brands that they have had on board. Sometimes if you order one they may also use ginger ale. Fever Tree is rare. A 4 pack of 6.8oz bottles at the lowest price is about $5, available at Sur La Table for $8.

As with most drinks if you change the spirit it is a different drink. Use rum instead of vodka and it is a dark and stormy. That is usually made with Goslings Ginger Beer and Goslings rum. I prefer Kraken rum over the Goslings.

Drink up 🍷 🍹 🍺 🍸

The taste depends on the brand of ginger beer. There is Goslings, Bunderberg and Fever Tree to name the brands that they have had on board. Sometimes if you order one they may also use ginger ale.

I hope not. Ginger ale is too sweet.

Melissa at Mohair Meadows

Yes, Indeedy. I wave may magic wand and -- ping -- you are a Moscow mule.

(Definitely need a cruise).

what is it called when its made with Jameson, ginger beer and lime juice. I just bought those ingredients today but do not know what its called.

jayoldschool

We got them to make Irish Mules, and Kentucky Mules as well.

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