We had two nights where we felt the side to side movement, but this was felt everywhere. Because the ship is so tall, the wind make it sway more than any other ship. However, they do have stabilizers that minimize the listing of the ship. Overall, it was not much of an issue other than those two days, my wife did get sick one of the nights so she had to take some motion sickness pills. I always suggest taking them on any cruise, better safe than sorry, although they are readily available on the ship.

I think you’ll love the boardwalk balcony stateroom, I’m jealous, wish to go on it or Allure sometime soon!

Have fun!

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On the ship, to setup the wifi for the first time, I had to first go to the Internet cafe, swipe my keycards and create individual accounts, then come back to my cabin and order the service via the menu on my TV. If you don’t want to use your laptop, they do have about 6 computers in the “internet cafe” for people to use. This is probably my only suggestion to RC, they need to make that room larger. Its a very very small room, it actually took me a while to find it, it’s that small.

As for your personal cell phone, if you are using a service provider from the U.S., try to make your calls from the island in St. Thomas. It’s part of the U.S. Virgin islands and your provider most likely has service there with no extra charges.

Hope this information helps and have fun on your cruise!