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Have a bad allergy to smoke and want to avoid the smoking areas as much as possible on the Fantasy. Have cruised other ships before and have usually made out okay most of the time once I knew where to avoid it. Can anyone tell me where the smoking areas are located? Planning on staying on the Empress deck and especially wondered if any of the cabins and Grand Spectrum area permit smoking. Thanks in advance to anyone who responds.

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Have a bad allergy to smoke and want to avoid the smoking areas as much as possible on the Fantasy. Have cruised other ships before and have usually made out okay most of the time once I knew where to avoid it. Can anyone tell me where the smoking areas are located? Planning on staying on the Empress deck and especially wondered if any of the cabins and Grand Spectrum area permit smoking. Thanks in advance to anyone who responds.

 

starboard side of Lido deck, piano bar, casino, cigar bar, disco, Cat's lounge, and my balcony...................

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Have a bad allergy to smoke and want to avoid the smoking areas as much as possible on the Fantasy. Have cruised other ships before and have usually made out okay most of the time once I knew where to avoid it. Can anyone tell me where the smoking areas are located? Planning on staying on the Empress deck and especially wondered if any of the cabins and Grand Spectrum area permit smoking. Thanks in advance to anyone who responds.

 

Smoking is allowed in all cabins. Atrium bar is nonsmoking, along with dining rooms & show lounges.

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Have a bad allergy to smoke and want to avoid the smoking areas as much as possible on the Fantasy. Have cruised other ships before and have usually made out okay most of the time once I knew where to avoid it. Can anyone tell me where the smoking areas are located? Planning on staying on the Empress deck and especially wondered if any of the cabins and Grand Spectrum area permit smoking. Thanks in advance to anyone who responds.

 

There's no such thing as a smoke allergy. Smoke is not an allergen; it is an irritant......

 

Smoking areas onboard are clearly marked....as are the nonsmoking areas..... Stick to the nonsmoking venues...that's how you avoid it.

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If you have not already booked the Fantasy and you are extremely sensitive to smoke, I would book with another class of ship.

 

Unfortunately, the Promenade may also be a problem for you since they allow smoking at the Century 21 bar which is in the middle of the ship and on the Promenade. The Casino is also very open (a couple of tables right on the Promenade where you have to walk by) and smoke from there comes into the Promenade. Also Cigar smoke from the Majestic Lounge can travel as far as half way up the Promenade.

 

The degree to the amount of smoke clearly depends on the number of passengers. But the Port of New Orleans does seem to draw (no pun intended) more of a smoking crowd. So you need to be aware.....

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There's no such thing as a smoke allergy. Smoke is not an allergen; it is an irritant......

 

LOL...technically, that is true. Guess I should have phrased what I was attempting to convey differently. The truth of the matter is, I have asthma and my husband has mild emphysema, but summing it up as an allergy seemed easier.

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LOL...technically, that is true. Guess I should have phrased what I was attempting to convey differently. The truth of the matter is, I have asthma and my husband has mild emphysema, but summing it up as an allergy seemed easier.

 

Most folks understand the word "allergic" is sometimes used as a genetic description for "I have a bad reaction around it that effects my health".

 

So I understood what you meant.

 

As for me, the last time of concentrated exposure (before designated smoking areas) on the Holiday in 2003....meant 2 months of throat and bron. ulcers (like those little ones you get in your mouth). Just imagine your throat and into the lung lining covered in those. I don't care what "term" anyone wants to use .... the painful result was the same.

 

So yes, I understand!

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There's no such thing as a smoke allergy. Smoke is not an allergen; it is an irritant......

 

Smoking areas onboard are clearly marked....as are the nonsmoking areas..... Stick to the nonsmoking venues...that's how you avoid it.

 

Your terse and surly reply could be construed as an irritant as well. :eek:

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If you have not already booked the Fantasy and you are extremely sensitive to smoke, I would book with another class of ship.

 

Unfortunately, the Promenade may also be a problem for you since they allow smoking at the Century 21 bar which is in the middle of the ship and on the Promenade. The Casino is also very open (a couple of tables right on the Promenade where you have to walk by) and smoke from there comes into the Promenade. Also Cigar smoke from the Majestic Lounge can travel as far as half way up the Promenade.

 

The degree to the amount of smoke clearly depends on the number of passengers. But the Port of New Orleans does seem to draw (no pun intended) more of a smoking crowd. So you need to be aware.....

 

On the Paradise the casino is nonsmoking on the 4day cruises and smoking on the 3day. Is the Fantasy the same way?

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Your terse and surly reply could be construed as an irritant as well. :eek:

 

Oh, she's doing the same thing on the NCL board as well! (waving at G'ma).

 

MedTV seems to think there can be an allergy:

 

Cigarette smoke allergy is caused by the numerous toxic chemicals and irritants found in cigarette smoke. Not only are people with a cigarette smoke allergy extra sensitive to cigarette smoke than others, but recent studies also show that smoking may actually aggravate allergies. Common cigarette smoke allergy symptoms may include: burning or watery eyes, nasal congestion, or coughing.

 

http://allergies.emedtv.com/cigarette-smoke-allergy/cigarette-smoke-allergy.html

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