Radiance of the Seas, Mexico in November

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mmcvay

New Member
Can anyone tell me if the seas are rough in the Pacific in November? I know it all depends on the weather, etc., but was wondering if it's generally pretty calm.

I have a tendency to get sea sick in rough seas. However, I wore Sea Bands on my last Caribbean cruise and was fine. I've worn the patches before and they do a number on my vision.
 
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sanjoseca

<h2>His Lordship</h2>
Seas are mostly calm on the Mexico run. However, on the way northbound from Cabo San Lucas to Southern California, the ship will be sailing into a head wind and it can get quite rough. Radiance class ships are pretty good about handling rougher seas, so you should be OK with the wrist bands. It's actually more pitching than rolling which the body tolerates better.
 
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FK5984

Deck Crew
We just got back yesterday and had an awsome time. The worst time we had of ship movement was last Sunday evening when we left the shelter of San Diego Bay heading south to Ensenada. It was rough enough that you had to hold the railings when walking through the hallways but not unbearable (I have been on alot worse). It seemed like we ran real hard for a few hours (which is all we had to do since Ensenada is less than 70 miles south) then floated offshore. Once we stopped running the ride smoothed out and we were good. My wife and mother-in-law took Meclazine and were fine. The rest of the sailing days were nothing out of the ordinary; windy on our last day at sea returning from Cabo San Lucas but that was because we were going into the wind. Please don't let any of this concern you though as it all depends upon the weather. HAVE A GREAT TIME!!! We can't wait to go again.
 
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