Can Seasickness be a Problem on Modern Cruise Ships?

Modern cruise ships have dramatically reduced the problem of seasickness. Today's larger ships cut through waves instead of riding on the top of them. Also, the new technologies such as counterbalancing systems and stabilizers have greatly reduced the pitch and roll of the ships, all but neutralizing the problem of seasickness. However, if you have a severe seasickness problem, you may want to book an inside cabin on a lower deck and in the middle of the ship. This area of the ship has the least rocking motion. If you are planning on booking a trans-Atlantic cruise, it is possible that the ocean crossing may be rough at ce

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