RCL Brilliance - Cabin 3500 & 3502

[Hvnfuninmn33]

We are going on a 7-night Canada/New England cruise Oct. 2015. Wondering if we should try for an upgrade or try to move (these are Category I OV). My mother booked this cruise and took what she was offered since the 2-BR suite was not available. I'm concerned with these being forward and very far away from MDR, etc (and below the Pacifica Theater). Thoughts on this area of the ship?

Edited May 7, 2015 by Hvnfuninmn33

[cmlv150]

We are going on a 7-night Canada/New England cruise Oct. 2015. Wondering if we should try for an upgrade or try to move (these are Category I OV). My mother booked this cruise and took what she was offered since the 2-BR suite was not available. I'm concerned with these being forward and very far away from MDR, etc (and below the Pacifica Theater). Thoughts on this area of the ship?

 

 

Hi,

I cruised with friends on the same ship and itinerary last October. We had a Jr. Suite on deck 10 mid ship. Nice room, but noisy from windjammer movement in kitchen. We sailed Forward on deck six on the Vision in 2013 and I vowed to NEVER sail forward again after that. The reason being, I am prone to motion sickness. Lol. And I love to cruise. I do wear a patch, but there was rough waters on that sailing and the movement up front was horrendous for me. I did get sick, even with the patch. So...the October sailing on Brilliance last year did have a day or so of stormy seas...be warned. If up and down movement don't bother you on the seas, you'll be fine in those two rooms, if they do....move [emoji106][emoji4][emoji6]

Happy Sailing.

 

 

Christine

Always planning for my next cruise...

[Hvnfuninmn33]

I have already requested an upgrade hoping that we will be able to move cabins based on your and others information. Thanks for the heads up!