Spa stateroom and motion sickness

[marfam0607]

My wife and I will be taking our first cruise onboard the Dream in December. I happen to have a sworn enemy in motion sickness to the extent that I have to drive no matter where we go and I don't do any rides at a theme park. How much does a person feel the ship's motion in a spa stateroom? We have an interior room but my wife is still worried it'll be too much.

 

Thanks for your advice!

 

 

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[meatloafsfan]

You do indeed feel the motion. We stayed in an oceanview spa cabin on the Dream (quite literally - all the way forward) and there was definitely motion there.

 

That being said, I find the motion at the front of the ship easier to take than the motion experienced aft. On DCL's 2 older ships, the accessible balconies are all the aft facing (all the way) cabins and I get very bad motion sickness when we stay in one of those (it's a steady stream of gravol when we sail aft). Forward, I just need to take sea sick pills once or twice on the trip when the ship is sailing fast.