I think so? But if you’re worried being a fridge thermometer so you can know the actual temperature. You can add zip lock bags of ice to cool it down.
If it's the same as on the other ships, no. I asked maintenance about the temperature once and they told me that they keep most things in the stateroom turned off during turnover on the day of embarkation, so the beverage cooler is at its warmest when you first arrive. If you fill it with beverages, it will cool off a bit overnight that first night. It won't get American refrigerator cold but it will chill canned and bottled drinks alright. I always sail with drinks in the cooler, and from the second day onward, they're always cool enough for me, and I don't like warm drinks.
I think it's actually worse (warmer) on the Wish. I recall the one on the Wish not getting cold at all-just enough to chill some wine (and the 'drawer' format of that made it awkward to even get a bottle of wine in there). On the Fantasy it seemed to get at least closer to refrigerator temp.
Best thing to do is pack some quart or gallon size zip lock bags. Ask your room host to bring you a bucket of ice each day. Fill a couple bags with ice and place it in the cooler drawer. Pour the water out of the bags and replace with ice every day. This will boost the chill quite nicely.
I don’t know, but it wasn’t cold enough for a cold beer. If it’s a drink cooler then it was designed for people that like semi-cold beverages.
I’d suggest bringing a small cooler bag and replensihing ice daily if it needs to be really cold.
So do lowes, home depot, best buy etc— they are a type of refrigerator for beverages.
They may say that but they don't get really cold. It barely chilled the wine we put in it. Not nearly has cold as a real refrigerator. I agree with other posters the drawers on the Wish were much warmer than the refrigerators on the Magic and Fantasy. If you need medication at a certain temperature you will need ice to cool the drawer down or get Disney to store it for you.
Back in the days when the Magic and Wonder had just coolers, if you had medication that required a cooler temperature you could request a real refrigerator. Wonder if that still happens if what Disney is advertising as refrigerators aren't cold enough?
