What should I know about going on a cruise with my CPAP equipment?Updated 2 months ago

Cruise lines recommend that you carry on CPAP and BiPAP equipment rather than storing it in checked luggage, which may not be delivered until after bedtime. For your convenience and storage needs, there is generally a small bedside table available; however, electrical outlets may not be available near the bed. Consider bringing an extension cord along to ensure you can plug in your machine. For your humidifier use, some cruise lines may provide distilled water. You'll need to call your cruise company for their specific policies and amenities regarding CPAP equipment. Royal Caribbean Guest Special Needs Form Carnival Cruise Policy Norwegian Cruise Line - Email: [email protected] a minimum of 2 weeks before sailing to request distilled water.