My strange inside cabin was just what I needed. ππΌπ

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Editorial Summary
The creator discusses their experience staying in an inside cabin during a cruise that encountered rough weather on the third day. While the captain attempted to ensure passenger comfort, the worsening weather led to the closure of outside deck spaces. This presented a challenge for the creator, who suffers from seasickness and typically relies on fresh air for relief. Despite this, the creator concludes that the specific location of the cabin on deck six was ideal. The creator notes that while there was some movement in the room, such as a toilet roll rolling away, the motion was significantly less intense than in other parts of the ship. They observe that cabins located further down and more toward the middle of the vessel tend to experience less movement. The creator also advises travelers to instruct their travel agents not to upgrade their bookings if they have selected a specific cabin for its location. They explain that a cruise line upgrade, such as moving a passenger to an ocean view cabin at the end of the ship, might actually result in a less desirable experience for someone seeking stability.
Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.
Source: Our analysis of the creator's lived experience, based on what they said in this video.
Creator's Key Takeaways
I wouldn't have traded it for a balcony even with that fresh air.
I'm so glad that I did that, and if you are ever booking a specific cabin because of a location, make sure you do that.
What a cruise line considers an upgrade isn't always what we would consider an upgrade.