Cruise line oxygen policy
Cruising Royal Caribbean with oxygen
What Royal Caribbean says about bringing oxygen and portable oxygen concentrators on board — plus tips to make your trip easier.
Royal Caribbean oxygen rules at a glance
Based on Royal Caribbean’s published policy, reviewed October 2026.
NoticeSubmit the Guest Special Needs Form at the time of booking, and no later than 30 days before sailing.
On the formChoose “Bringing oxygen” or “Vendor will deliver oxygen” under the oxygen question.
CPAP usersCPAP/BiPAP machines are listed on the same form; Royal Caribbean notes distilled water and an extension cord are provided in the stateroom.
QuestionsRoyal Caribbean’s special needs team can confirm details about your specific concentrator.
Royal Caribbean’s page doesn’t address portable concentrators by name, so confirm your device with their special needs team. Policies can change — always confirm with Royal Caribbean before you sail. See Royal Caribbean’s policy →
Florida ports for Royal Caribbean
Tips for any cruise with oxygen
Pack batteries for excursionsBring enough battery for the longest shore excursion — plus a spare. Charge from your cabin outlet whenever you can.
Hand-carry your concentratorKeep it in your carry-on. Crew generally can’t handle medical devices during boarding.
Ask for a table near an outletIn dining rooms and theaters, a seat near an outlet lets you save battery.
Great concentrators for cruising
Inogen Rove 6Learn more
CAIRE Freestyle Comfort with AutoSATLearn more
Inogen One G5Learn more
Oxlife Liberty2Learn moreGetting ready for your Royal Caribbean cruise?
We’ll help you choose a concentrator and battery setup that covers sea days, shore excursions and the trip to port.