Question about seasickness in concierge rooms

[darkwing818]

I've never heard of the green apples trick, I always just thought of ginger for nausea.

Green Apples were recommended to us by crew members on our 2nd cruise. 8 of our 10 cruises have been in forward cabins (3 in Concierge) & we've never noticed any "unusual or extra" ship movement. That said rough seas will be a challenge regardless of your stateroom location.

 

[kathi]

We have been in concierge twice on the Dream and once on the Fantasy and I am REALLY prone to motion sickness.

I don't think I felt any better or worse than on other places on other ships. Clearly lower and more center will be the least motion, but I wouldn't give up concierge just for that.

I put my sea bands on before we sail away and only take them off to shower or go in the pool. I take Dramamine at night before I go to bed (and during the day if I need it). I have not felt too bad on the Dream or the Fantasy. The Magic and Wonder I have felt much worse (smaller, older ships).

I find that, for me, forward is better than aft.

Have a great cruise whatever you decide!

 

[V a n e s s a]

Thank you all for the feedback and tips!

We have decided we will upgrade to concierge, follow the tips to prevent sea sickness and hope for the best!

http://traveltips.usatoday.com/prevent-motion-sickness-cruise-1777.html

This explains ways to prevent motion sickness on a cruise

Thank you for the very useful link!