You Won’t Get Seasick on a Cruise Ship (Here’s Why)
You’re seasick… because you’re on a cruise ship? Not so fast. 🚢 Modern cruise ships are so big that most waves just slide right underneath them. Their heaviest parts (engines, fuel and ballast tanks) sit at the very bottom, so they bounce back upright like a weighted toy. And underwater stabilizer fins push back on every wave, cutting the ship’s roll by up to about 85% Still feel a little off? On many ships, Guest Services or the medical center gives out seasickness pills for free. Just ask! (It can make you drowsy, so check with your doctor if you take other medication.) Bonus tip: a low, midship cabin moves the least. Would you still get seasick on a cruise? 👇