Top Floor or Lower?

[foster3453]

Is it better to stay higher up or on the lower floors? Thanks

[LARGIN]

Depends if you get seasick or not.. The higher up on the ship, the more motion the cabin...

[foster3453]

Depends if you get seasick or not.. The higher up on the ship, the more motion the cabin...

 

I do get a little sea sick, and I just got booked on the top floor...Should I try and switch or is not that big of a deal?

[Dive Girl]

Well, you'll get more motion forward and aft than in the center of the ship. The most is generally forward. What cabin/what ship have you booked?

[VegasPier]

I do get a little sea sick, and I just got booked on the top floor...Should I try and switch or is not that big of a deal?

 

I have had some sea sickness. Meclizine works wonders for me.

 

http://*******.com/lbkmno

 

Click on the URL and read all about it.

 

Cheers, Ralph

[Colo Cruiser]

Caribe deck 10 works well.

[VegasPier]

I have had some sea sickness. Meclizine works wonders for me.

 

 

 

Cheers, Ralph

 

I don't know what happened to that first message Here is the URL again.

 

 

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meclizine

[Schplinky]

We prefer lower cabins. The higher the cabin, the more the ship seems to flex and creek in the night. We had a cabin on the top cabin seck on HAL and every night, they would drag what sounded like every lounge chair onboard over our room at 5 a.m. to wash the deck and then would drag them all back to wherever they found them.

 

Also, we prefer to be closer to the water. The view of the waterline, miles away, is not all that different 60 feet higher or lower.