Lengthwise inside cabin input please...

[gonna go cruising]

We are booked on the Epic 10101 and are curious about the movement side to side since it is one of the lengthwise front to back layouts. I realize it is midship but does anyone have any experience in these layouts? A couple of family members are more prone to seasickness so we are contemplating moving cabins.

 

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thank you in advance. I searched for information before posting and was only able to find one post, and need more input.

[sue402001]

We had this kind of cabin on the Sun in 2013. I loved the room, seemed more spacious than others to me and we didn't feel any swaying at all. I think we were on deck 10. Hope this helps!

[rdhnd]

I liked it

[rvsullivan]

Ships stabilizers retard/slow down the side to side motion of the ship. They do little/nothing much to prevent up and down motion from front to rear. Your room will have the same motion no matter how the room is oriented. The entire ship will move in the same manner. Mid ship low down is the most stable. Pick the room in the location you want. The big plus to the length wise rooms is they appear to be larger.

[gonna go cruising]

Thank you for reassuring us about these cabins :)