Cruise Question

Crusie ships are big enough that seasickness isnt usually a problem because you dont feel the movement as much on somthing that scale.
I think actually the middle would probably have the least movement but in general if you are worried about it they sell in most drugstores seasickness bands which are basically just elastic sweatbands with magnet things in them or if you dont have theos you can simulat it by placing a quarter under your watch (under the watch band that is on the under side of your wrist)it all hits the same pressure points that easy seasickness.
I know on my first cruise i only felt sick when we first got on and i wore the bands for an hour or so and then i was fine for the rest of the trip. My dad also almost always gets sea sick really abd and he didnt even need the bands.
Hope this helps

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Posted by L&M2006

Fh (who is into boats since forever) says the middle is best b/c there's the least movement.

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I agree

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Posted by missgwife

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Posted by L&M2006

Fh (who is into boats since forever) says the middle is best b/c there's the least movement.

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I agree

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FH just added that the front is the worst - if for some reason the middle isn't an option.