The Carnival Magic veranda staterooms offer a luxurious and comfortable experience for cruise passengers. With spacious accommodations and stunning ocean views, these rooms are a great option for those looking to indulge in a bit of luxury during their vacation. The main feature of these staterooms is the private veranda, which provides a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the scenic views. The veranda is furnished with cozy chairs and a small table, allowing guests to dine, read, or simply enjoy the fresh sea breeze. Inside the stateroom, passengers will find a comfortable bed, ample storage space, a seating area, and a private bathroom. The rooms are tastefully decorated with modern furnishings and vibrant colors, creating a welcoming atmosphere.
The rooms are tastefully decorated with modern furnishings and vibrant colors, creating a welcoming atmosphere. In addition to the standard amenities, such as a flat-screen TV, a mini fridge, and a safe, guests staying in the veranda staterooms also have access to exclusive perks. These include priority boarding and debarkation, complimentary spa treatments, and access to private lounges and restaurants.
Creating a new power source for light-string ornaments
I have a couple Hallmark Star Trek ornaments that plug into Christmas light strings. I'd like to convert the power supply to them from the light string plugged in the wall to a battery pack so I'm not anchored to a string of lights and to better protect them**. My experience with electronics is minimal so I'm having a hard time even Googling for where to begin. The box for one of the ornaments says to use it with light strings of 2.5, 3.5, or 6-volt bulbs. The other says us strings with multiples of 35 or 50 lights - it needs 6 volts, 1.2 watts. The plugs on the ornaments are the push-in T1¾ style if that helps. Just going with the 6 volts that each can handle. I assume plugging in a 4 pack of C cell batteries would do nothing or damage it with the constant current going in one direction. I assume I need to convert my battery pack from DC to AC. Is this feasible without breaking the bank and without having a brick-sized box of electronics for each ornament? ** regarding the protection, they're both almost 20 years old (wow, I'm old) and, with them currently on AC, I'm worried about a brown-out stressing them or power spike just zapping them. I'd like to have whatever electrical protection I can reasonably add (fuses, resistors, etc.) inline with the battery pack.
Cite Follow asked Nov 28, 2011 at 19:09 Curtis Curtis 173 1 1 gold badge 1 1 silver badge 3 3 bronze badges \$\endgroup\$\$\begingroup\$ Has anyone tried modifying Hallmark Magic Cord? hallmark.com/products/christmas/keepsake-ornaments/… \$\endgroup\$
Nov 19, 2013 at 20:30\$\begingroup\$ @user32935, this one-liners with only a link work best as comments, maybe if you get some experience with that solution you can expand it in an answer. \$\endgroup\$
Nov 20, 2013 at 9:08Overall, the Carnival Magic veranda staterooms offer a luxurious and convenient retreat for cruise passengers, allowing them to enjoy the beauty of the ocean from the comfort of their own private space..
Reviews for "Carnival Magic Veranda Staterooms: An Escape to Luxury"
1. John - 2/5
I recently stayed in a Carnival Magic veranda stateroom and I was quite disappointed. The room was much smaller than I anticipated and there was barely enough space to move around comfortably. The furnishings also looked outdated and worn out. The bathroom was cramped and the shower was nearly impossible to use without constantly bumping into the walls. Additionally, the noise from nearby cabins and the hallways was quite disruptive, making it difficult to get a good night's sleep. Overall, I expected better accommodations for the price I paid and I would not recommend this stateroom to others.
2. Mary - 3/5
My experience in the Carnival Magic veranda stateroom was just average. While the room itself was decently sized, the overall cleanliness was lacking. I found stains on the carpet and dust in corners that hadn't been properly cleaned. The bathroom was also showing signs of wear and tear, with cracked tiles and a leaking faucet. The noise insulation was poor, as I could hear conversations from neighboring cabins and footsteps from the hallway. On a positive note, the balcony provided a nice outdoor space, but it was quite small and had very limited privacy. Overall, the stateroom was passable, but I expected a higher level of cleanliness and comfort from a cruise company like Carnival.