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by PommyMommy on April 19th, 2006
Carnival's ship Paradise WAS a smoke-free ship until recently, even during the building of the ship. I do not believe that there are any smoke-free/alcohol-free cruise ships at this time. Most have restrictive policies on smoking, however, I know of none that have restrictive limits on alcohol unless you count the age limit as restrictive. While the restrictions on smokers are gaining in popularity, cruise lines make a lot of money on ship-board alcohol sales and I would think that it is unlikely that you will see a major cruise line offering alcohol-free sailings in the near future unless it is chartered for a particular cruise by a group known to be smoke and alcohol free.
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What next!! Good grief the smoke police on the oceans too.
by Alatea on April 20th, 2006
Good answer. I backup the smoking restrictions. It sucks to wake up in the morning, wander out onto the deck in the sun, take a nice deep breath of fresh ocean air and instead take a nice deep breath of second hand smoke from some guy's cigar. I don't see the reason for smoking. It costs money, it's poisinous, it causes cancer, it coats your lungs in tar, it kills people around you, it pollutes roads, sidewalks, etc with cigarette butts...should I continue. Alcohol is a very small issue if any. There's little danger from drunk people on a cruise, and drinking does not give off any toxic fumes that make you choke.
by geek860 on July 18th, 2007