Opening up connecting balconies?

[enidcruiser]

When was this Princess fire and what ship?

 

 

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[triptolemus]

When was this Princess fire and what ship?

 

 

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Google is your friend...

 

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Princess#2006_fire

 

http://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/cruise-ship-fire/

 

http://www.cruisecritic.com/articles.cfm?ID=252

[chengkp75]

In the interest of fairness, and to add detail to Wiki's account, and to keep this from descending into a smoking thread, I have read the report of the fire. While Wiki states the fire was "probably" caused by a cigarette, the actual wording of the report says that no definitive cause could be determined, so the most likely conclusion was a cigarette. To me, this is far from being a "probable" cause.

[Trevor Fountain]

In the interest of fairness, and to add detail to Wiki's account, and to keep this from descending into a smoking thread, I have read the report of the fire. While Wiki states the fire was "probably" caused by a cigarette, the actual wording of the report says that no definitive cause could be determined, so the most likely conclusion was a cigarette. To me, this is far from being a "probable" cause.

 

Smoking should be in public purpose made smoking rooms. The one thing that can ruin my cruise is the smell of tobacco smoke wafting across my balcony. Totally unfair and inconsiderate. But I guess this is not the thread for this particular discussion.

[chengkp75]

Smoking should be in public purpose made smoking rooms. The one thing that can ruin my cruise is the smell of tobacco smoke wafting across my balcony. Totally unfair and inconsiderate. But I guess this is not the thread for this particular discussion.

 

I'd appreciate it if this did not swing into a smoking debate. I only brought up the topic of a cigarette because I figured someone would jump on it as a reason not to open balcony dividers.