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Living in Canada and about to travel on the Balmoral in April 2012 we are concerned about the electrical connections. We use 110V for our hair dryers etc. I know the ship travels the NA waters regularly and hope this is not an issue. How about England as we visit this fine country in advance for 4 days? We can buy converters etc. is this the way to go with these issues. Thank You for any advice.
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I am quoteing from Freds. cruise book,Voltage-110volts-60cycle(US style2 pin plug is required) and 220volt-60 cycle(a Continental style 2 pin plug is required),adapters can be hired from reception or bought in the shop.
For British 3 pin plugs you will need an adapter,can be bought anywhere-airport etc. Sorry can,t be of more help.
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