Oxygen Converter on Board

[Berick1234]

Has anyone out there every had to have an Oxygen Converter on Board the ship...My wife has just started using one (for sleeping) and we were wondering how we can get one delivered to the ship and if she can even use one on board. This is not an oxygen bottle....We usually take last minute cruises and this has just added a new wrinkle to our cruising plans...Thanks for any help....

[Berick1234]

Has anyone out there every had to have an Oxygen Converter on Board the ship...My wife has just started using one (for sleeping) and we were wondering how we can get one delivered to the ship and if she can even use one on board. This is not an oxygen bottle....We usually take last minute cruises and this has just added a new wrinkle to our cruising plans...Thanks for any help....

[susanmaz]

I don't have any first hand knowledge, however, my sister traveled three times on Celebrity with her oxygen machine. You're best bet is to contact the cruise line to clarify/verify how to get it aboard.

[Jim C.]

Yes, call the cruise line. They may even have units they can "lend" you during the cruise so you don't have to bring your own. I know its not nearly the same, but they have wheelchairs for use on the ship (you have to ask) so they may be able to provide this too if you call ahead of time. If not, they can at least tell you for sure if she can use it on board.

[Cruise Fanatic]

You can call NCL and ask for their "Special Needs" department. If you are working with a Travel Agent have them do it.