All cabins have mini fridges for your convenience. We advise that these fridges may not be suitable for storing medication.

In 2026, the majority of modern cruise ship cabins come equipped with a mini-fridge, though their presence and utility vary by cruise line and cabin grade. On mainstream lines like Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, and Norwegian, even standard "Interior" cabins usually feature a small cooling unit, often tucked under the desk or inside a cupboard. These are frequently stocked as mini-bars with sodas and alcohol for purchase; however, you can usually ask your cabin steward to empty it so you can store your own drinks or medications. It is important to note that these "mini-fridges" are often thermoelectric coolers rather than true compressors, meaning they stay cool (about 40–45°F) but are not cold enough for certain medical-grade storage or for keeping dairy products for long periods. If you require a true medical-grade refrigerator for insulin or other needs, you should notify the cruise line's accessibility department at least 30 days before sailing.