Rough Seas

[soccersharon]

Video from the Pride November 2019.  Rough seas and high winds caused us to return to Baltimore Monday instead of Sunday.  Great cruise, though!

[VaTech8912]

You have the right idea, midship/lower deck.  Have a great cruise.

[elcuchio24]

On 3/11/2021 at 6:32 AM, MMfan14 said:

Contemplating booking a cruise sometime in October-December 2022 out of Baltimore on the Legend, but trying to decide where to be on the ship. I know storms can develop that time of the year and the seas can get rough. I have been on multiple cruises and have not yet been in any type of bad seas and never gotten seasick. So I'm looking at a Balcony Midship Upper or Empress deck. Anyone been on this class of ship during rough seas?

 

We were out of NYC a few times in october/november. It can get nasty heading south, but usually clears up after a day...

[mexicobob]

On 3/11/2021 at 6:17 AM, kdr69 said:

Shortest movement on a fulcrum is the middle just as smoothest area is always mid ship mid decks on any ship.  That being said the rougher the seas the rougher the ride period. We sailed back to San Francisco once from the the south and had 14 ft swells and it didnt matter WHERE you were on the ship you felt it lol.

Agree with the above. If the seas are rough, the ride will be rough everywhere. Mid ship will probably be better, relatively speaking. Also, some ships take rough seas better than others.