Bus Power Outlets - Europe
Last Updated: Mar. 18, 2011
Many of Contiki’s coaches in Europe are fitted out with on bus power outlets – great for charging music players, camera batteries and the like. The plugs are European plugs and you may need power adapters.
Usually there are four (4) power outlets for the whole coach. These outlets are for your convenience and you should remember that you can (and should) also charge your electronics at your accommodation during the evenings.
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posted on Jul. 04, 2011
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They are shared with the rest of the crew. But it’s rare to have all sockets going at once…
Bateup
posted on Apr. 18, 2009
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“Usually there are four (4) power outlets for the whole coach”
Cyphus
posted on May. 29, 2008
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Is there individual power outlets accessible to everyone? or are there just a few on board that need to be shared with the rest of the crew?
Chrissie
posted on Apr. 01, 2008
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