might have been...


here's some drifting action:

 

Question: I've been invited on a cruise but very hesitant. I get sea-sick easily. I went on a fishing expedition once off Long Beach, CA and I sat their for 2 hours concentrating on not hurling. I was fine getting to the spot but the waves were really choppy and the boat was just going up...down...up....down. I get sick just thinking about it. However, this was a tug boat. Is it much different on a huge ship like that or is it still rockin' and rollin' ?

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by 94NSX
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I tend to agree with moike, but my wife and a friend of hers on our trip had serious side-effects *after* removing the sea-sickness patch. A couple of days of serious nausea!

So, I guess it depends on where you want to be sick!

Seriously, the motion on Adventure of the Seas was very, very smooth. There were some excursions in small boats, but those obviously could be avoided. I believe the patch was probably unnecessary on this monstrous boat. Other boats might not be so calm.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Chazmo
I tend to agree with moike, but my wife and a friend of hers on our trip had serious side-effects *after* removing the sea-sickness patch.

 

hah, I've been on the same boat (adventure of the seas). Took a carribean cruise out of Puerto Rico, TONS of fun.

 

But I gained 12 pounds in one week though. THose deserts are killer.

 

The wonderful thing is that in the salt water you don't feel the extra weight!

 

Yeah but you have to bring them........that's the super economy class deck.

 

Could be good exercise to work off the desserts! :yum: