front or back of cruise?/

[kaydekng]

on carnival victory, which part of ship do u feel less movement? front or back? i think we might be palced on the riviera or main deck in the front for stateroom 4A, any experience??? will i get really naseous>?

[shof515]

Generally, mid show on the lowest deck is the best way to lessen ship movement. Try to pick a 4A that nears the mid of the ship and is not in the aft end of the ship or all the way forward

[valandemmy]

The best place to avoid sea-sickness will be midship, lower levels.

 

For the most part, (for what we have experienced) the boat motion is pretty hard to notice, there have been a couple of times when you could notice it rather well though. As far as nasuea, the make bracelets and behind the ear patches, as well as something called bonine (sp?) that you can take as well.

[Stargateman]

Midship, lower deck is best. If you have to choose between front and back, choose back less movement

[firefly333]

Like a teter toter, both ends go up and down, maybe the aft less because of the shape.

 

I prefer aft, because its more convenient to the buffet area.

[Gail & Marty sailing away]

The lower the better.

[firefly333]

The lower the better.

 

The more you pay, the more you sway.

[PAPERBKWRITER]

The more you pay, the more you sway.

That's funny... I think movement depends a lot on where the cruise goes. Most of the Caribean and Mexican Rivera cruises are very smooth but up north around Canada on either coast it can get quite bumpy.

[Sundiego]

The more you pay, the more you sway.

LOL Fire :D