Where do you feel the most movement onboard?

[cynthiacruz]

On my last two cruises on carnival I felt most of the movements in the show lounge when playing bingo at night others say the aft section has most movement

 

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[Cruizinman]

Aft and forward.

[arush5268d]

The higher up you are the more movement you will feel. Dending on the seas the further forward/aft you are could increase movement felt. If the waves are on the ships beam then forward/aft won't make a difference.

 

Generally speaking - being in the middle, lower deck makes a small difference. Even the 'small' 70,000 GRT cruise ships of today handle the seas very well and due to the size of the ship there is not that much difference regardless of where you are on the ship.

[Scott D]

Aft buy the pool. The water rolls side to side. In the morning when one one is in it.

[cynthiacruz]

I hate the feeling of it , it makes me feel dizzy

 

Happy holidays everyone

 

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[OCruisers]

High decks, Forward do "rock & roll" a bit. Some enjoy this more than others. :D

 

LuLu

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[happybooker1]

Very far forward and up. Lots of movement, creaking & groaning of metal. Did not bother us excessively & I slept soundly each night.

[@homeinok]

I can speak of this on the magic cause we have stayed in both 12th deck spa rooms and cove balcony. First cruise on this boat we stayed up in the spa. The boat rocked and had a vibration when at sea in the end we actually had fun with it judging big wave on the richter scale.... (we have been in a 6.7 and 6.0 earthquake and hundreds of smaller ones). The spa rooms are of course stern and up high. The cove balcony room we had was mid ship and had no movement that we could notice.

[Tutankhamen]

The farther away from the middle of the ship at sea level, the more movement. Think seasaw. Yes, spelled with an a intentionally.

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[arush5268d]

I can speak of this on the magic cause we have stayed in both 12th deck spa rooms and cove balcony. First cruise on this boat we stayed up in the spa. The boat rocked and had a vibration when at sea in the end we actually had fun with it judging big wave on the richter scale.... (we have been in a 6.7 and 6.0 earthquake and hundreds of smaller ones). The spa rooms are of course stern and up high. The cove balcony room we had was mid ship and had no movement that we could notice.

 

 

The spa rooms are NOT in the stern. They are on the bow - all the way forward.

[arush5268d]

The farther away from the middle of the ship at sea level, the more movement. Think seasaw. Yes, spelled with an a intentionally.

 

I sea what you did there.

[@homeinok]

The spa rooms are NOT in the stern. They are on the bow - all the way forward.

 

Meant forward on the spa rooms.

arush have you stayed in any of these rooms on this boat before?

[hattack]

In the bathroom

[p_mori7]

In bed...depending if she's in the mood or not !

 

:D

[arush5268d]

Meant forward on the spa rooms.

arush have you stayed in any of these rooms on this boat before?

 

I have been in a spa room on the Magic but have not slept in it. I did, however, sleep 1 deck below the spa rooms 2 doors down from the 4js. I have had rooms all over the ships.

[vwrestler171]

I always get a room in the aft of the ship and I felt a lot more motion in the front, the back was a gentle rocking, which helped me sleep, but the fron could feel the ship hit every wave.

[WetToes]

Aft buy the pool. The water rolls side to side. In the morning when one one is in it.

 

Would the water not roll if people were in it?

[WetToes]

I have had rooms all over the ships.

 

So you sleep around? ;)

[manmtnmike]

If ship movement is important, here's some thoughts:

 

Be thinking a double fulcrum and the dynamics from the ocean, will dictate felt-movement.

The safesest position fo comfort would be low-center.

The newer ship the better....Avoid those that don't have stabilizers and the more narrow styles.

 

Also, The Atlantic, from our north eastern coast gets choppy after August.

 

Mike

[RWolver672]

We have been on six Carnival ships staying on the Riviera, Empress and most of the time on the Panorama Deck. We never noticed any more movement on one over the other.

 

The only ship we noticed any movement on was the Dream and it was more of a rocking side to side movement.

 

When I see postings that ask about ships movement my first thought is always that you more than likely won't be in your cabin most of the time anyway. We spend most of our time either at shows in the front of the ship or the casino or the Lido deck.

[arush5268d]

 

When I see postings that ask about ships movement my first thought is always that you more than likely won't be in your cabin most of the time anyway. We spend most of our time either at shows in the front of the ship or the casino or the Lido deck.

 

This.

[yakdaddy42]

In the bathroom

 

that's what I was thinking too

[Butterbean1000]

We always book on the Panorama deck. Only one cruise did we feel a lotof movement, but so did the whole ship.

 

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