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mlzangel78 - they do put away most of the lounges by the Calypso pool, but there are usually some by the Neptune pool. They are close enough that you could move a couple of them if you want.

I love the BB category cabins. Depending on the direction and time of day, we can have a choice of sun or shade on our balcony.

As far as the motion goes...it doesn't bother us much. I never worried about getting a cabin mid ship on a low deck. We are out and about so much it probably won't make much difference since we wouldn't be in the cabin anyway! Mostly at night. If you worry about the motion, you should take dramamine or try the patch rather than not be prepared. I bring some each time we cruise and in 4 cruises I think I've only taken a total of 2 pills and only on days when the seas were really high. By the way, it seems worse if you lay down. Best bet is to keep drinking those frozen thingees and hope you will sway in the other direction to counteract the seasickness

You should have a great time! Be sure to watch the water on your return at the end of the cruise. We saw dozens of dolphins swimming along side the ship. It was so cool!

<blockquote data-quote="Kathy &amp;amp; Dave" data-source="post: 714596">mlzangel78 - they do put away most of the lounges by the Calypso pool, but there are usually some by the Neptune pool.&nbsp; They are close enough that you could move a couple of them if you want.&nbsp; I love the BB category cabins.&nbsp; Depending on the direction and time of day, we can have a choice of sun or shade on our balcony.As far as the motion goes...it doesn't bother us much.&nbsp; I never worried about getting a cabin mid ship on a low deck.&nbsp; We are out and about so much it probably won't make much difference since we wouldn't be in the cabin anyway!&nbsp; Mostly at night.&nbsp; If you worry about the motion, you should take dramamine or try the patch rather than not be prepared.&nbsp; I bring some each time we cruise and in 4 cruises I think I've only taken a total of 2 pills and only on days when the seas were really high.&nbsp; By the way, it seems worse if you lay down.&nbsp;&nbsp; Best bet is to keep drinking those frozen thingees and hope you will sway in the other direction to counteract the seasickness <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />You should have a great time!&nbsp; Be sure to watch the water on your return at the end of the cruise.&nbsp; We saw dozens of dolphins swimming along side the ship.&nbsp; It was so cool!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kathy & Dave, post: 714596"] mlzangel78 - they do put away most of the lounges by the Calypso pool, but there are usually some by the Neptune pool. They are close enough that you could move a couple of them if you want. I love the BB category cabins. Depending on the direction and time of day, we can have a choice of sun or shade on our balcony. As far as the motion goes...it doesn't bother us much. I never worried about getting a cabin mid ship on a low deck. We are out and about so much it probably won't make much difference since we wouldn't be in the cabin anyway! Mostly at night. If you worry about the motion, you should take dramamine or try the patch rather than not be prepared. I bring some each time we cruise and in 4 cruises I think I've only taken a total of 2 pills and only on days when the seas were really high. By the way, it seems worse if you lay down. Best bet is to keep drinking those frozen thingees and hope you will sway in the other direction to counteract the seasickness :) You should have a great time! Be sure to watch the water on your return at the end of the cruise. We saw dozens of dolphins swimming along side the ship. It was so cool! [/QUOTE]