Cat 6's in the back of the Dream - The DIS Discussion Forums

elgerber · 11-04-2009, 05:53 PM

I am looking at the deck plans and thinking the view from the verandahs of the Cat 6 rooms in the very back of the ship would be very cool. What is the movement like this far back in the ship??
On the magic we were midship, while trying to avoid a hurricane, and the waters were quite rough. With the patch, neither dd or I ever felt ill.
Seems the motion while laying in bed would be different back here, since the beds would be at a different angle than the rooms along the side of the ship?
I would have the same question I guess about the Cat 9's at the very front of the ship, cool view, but what is the movement like? Any thoughts?

Thanks!

riggins · 11-04-2009, 07:55 PM

We had an aft balcony cabin on NCL in June and I didn't notice the motion any differently that I had in any other cabin we'd had on any other cruise ship. I'm very motion sensitive, but I take Bonine every day to keep the nausea in check. In my experience, when the seas are rough, its rough all of the ship. I've never noticed any significant difference.

I booked a Cat 6B on the Dream and I'm anxious to check it out!

disneylove69 · 11-05-2009, 01:36 AM

I find the back to be less wavy compared to the front. The room I did have in the back you knew when you were docking. Loud.

TVEPFOX · 11-05-2009, 08:53 AM

We booked a 6B on the Dream. I want to sit with a drink in each hand and watch the world fade into the distance!

We've been foward, aft and mid. My family likes aft, seems to be a little less motion.

11-04-2009, 05:53 PM	#1
elgerber Sometimes you gotta bite the bullet & see a movie alone Likes to grill year round Join Date: Feb 2000 Location: Minnesota Posts: 9,815	Cat 6's in the back of the Dream I am looking at the deck plans and thinking the view from the verandahs of the Cat 6 rooms in the very back of the ship would be very cool. What is the movement like this far back in the ship?? On the magic we were midship, while trying to avoid a hurricane, and the waters were quite rough. With the patch, neither dd or I ever felt ill. Seems the motion while laying in bed would be different back here, since the beds would be at a different angle than the rooms along the side of the ship? I would have the same question I guess about the Cat 9's at the very front of the ship, cool view, but what is the movement like? Any thoughts? Thanks! __________________ Erika

11-04-2009, 07:55 PM	#2
riggins You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you just might find, you get what you need. Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: 550 Miles from Disney World Posts: 778	We had an aft balcony cabin on NCL in June and I didn't notice the motion any differently that I had in any other cabin we'd had on any other cruise ship. I'm very motion sensitive, but I take Bonine every day to keep the nausea in check. In my experience, when the seas are rough, its rough all of the ship. I've never noticed any significant difference. I booked a Cat 6B on the Dream and I'm anxious to check it out! __________________ September '10-Boardwalk Villas April '10-Disney Wonder January '10-Villas at Wilderness Lodge December '09-Disney Magic August '09-Polynesian January '09-Boardwalk Villas November '08-Disney Wonder July '08-Contemporary April '08-Beach Club Villas and Disney Wonder October '07-Disney Wonder August '07-Old Key West and Disney Wonder December '06-Old Key West June '06-Boardwalk Villas March '06-Disney Magic December '05-Contemporary September '05-Beach Club Villas July '05-Wilderness Lodge December '04-Dolphin November '04-Villas at Wilderness Lodge June '04-Old Key West January '04-Boardwalk Villas October '03-Contemporary November '02-Old Key West ** April '02-Boardwalk Villas

11-05-2009, 01:36 AM	#3
disneylove69 DIS Veteran Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Wheatland, CA Posts: 1,234	I find the back to be less wavy compared to the front. The room I did have in the back you knew when you were docking. Loud. __________________

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11-05-2009, 08:53 AM	#4
TVEPFOX DIS Veteran Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Albany, NY Posts: 948	We booked a 6B on the Dream. I want to sit with a drink in each hand and watch the world fade into the distance! We've been foward, aft and mid. My family likes aft, seems to be a little less motion.