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It really is a personal thing, but as far as you feeling more motion sickness you can always close the drapes. The drapes are totally room darkening and make it look like night, or you can just close the sheer curtains and have light but not a lot of view. I personally like to see daylight and enjoy watching the islands go by and see us coming into port etc. It is really beautiful in the Caribbean and to have a view of it is really nice.Edited to add: I forgot to mention that the one time out of 18 cruises that we had an inside cabin, is when we felt the most motionsickness. For us having an outside cabin helps, a balcony is even better :grin Also make sure your cabin is midship if you are really worried about seasickness, it is the best place to be :thumbPost Edited (06-08-04 04:13)
It really is a personal thing, but as far as you feeling more motion sickness you can always close the drapes. The drapes are totally room darkening and make it look like night, or you can just close the sheer curtains and have light but not a lot of view. I personally like to see daylight and enjoy watching the islands go by and see us coming into port etc. It is really beautiful in the Caribbean and to have a view of it is really nice.
Edited to add: I forgot to mention that the one time out of 18 cruises that we had an inside cabin, is when we felt the most motionsickness. For us having an outside cabin helps, a balcony is even better :grin Also make sure your cabin is midship if you are really worried about seasickness, it is the best place to be :thumb
Post Edited (06-08-04 04:13)
