First time - staterooms where NOT to stay? party of 5, D.Wonder 7 days

[DianaMB333]

Hi
We are considering the 7 days cruise sailing from Galveston (Merry Christmas Celebration); we are a party of 5, so we would like connected staterooms.
Is it worth paying for the oceanview hole vs inside?
Is it any difference on the ship location?
Any preferred room in the inside ones? (or at least recommendations about where NOT to stay?)

Appreciate the help!

Diana

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Hi
We are considering the 7 days cruise sailing from Galveston (Merry Christmas Celebration); we are a party of 5, so we would like connected staterooms.
Is it worth paying for the oceanview hole vs inside?
Is it any difference on the ship location?
Any preferred room in the inside ones? (or at least recommendations about where NOT to stay?)

Appreciate the help!

Diana

Of course it's subjective. I have to have natural light, so I wouldn't go less than an oceanview.
"Difference" in what? Typically lower, and midship will have less movement. Is that what you're wondering about?
Personally, I wouldn't get a room above the kid's clubs to too close to the theaters.

 

[DianaMB333]

Of course it's subjective. I have to have natural light, so I wouldn't go less than an oceanview.
"Difference" in what? Typically lower, and midship will have less movement. Is that what you're wondering about?
Personally, I wouldn't get a room above the kid's clubs to too close to the theaters.

Thanks for the comment...
i am referring to midship vs forward?

 

[ajo]

We are a family of 5 and get two rooms on the Wonder. We've stayed on Deck 2 in connecting OV rooms both midship and aft and I really couldn't tell you the difference. We like Deck 2 because it's close to the restaurants on 3 and 4 and close to both theaters.

We had friends that stayed in 2500 (all the way forward) on an Alaska cruise and they felt the motion of the ship quite a bit.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Thanks for the comment...
i am referring to midship vs forward?

Ah, forward you're going to feel more up and down motion, than midships.