Smoking at cruise shows or entertainment facilities?

Could you tell me each cruise line’s up to date policy on smoking at shows or entertainment facilities please?

All the cruise lines operate a policy on smoking whereby passengers are only permitted to smoke in certain areas of the ship, in many cases, outside on deck. However, here’s a run-down of the lines which offer indoor smoking in entertainment facilities.

Carnival Cruises  –  You can smoke in the ships’ dance clubs and in designated areas of the casino. The jazz clubs on board the following ships also permit smoking: Carnival Destiny, Carnival Triumph, Carnival Victory, Carnival Spirit, Carnival Pride, Carnival Legend, Carnival Miracle, Carnival Conquest, Carnival Glory, Carnival Valor, Carnival Liberty, Carnival Freedom, and Carnival Splendor.

Celebrity Cruises ­– You are permitted to smoke in the port side of the Sunset bar on the line’s Millennium class vessels and on the Celebrity Century.

Cunard  – You can smoke in Churchill’s Cigar Lounge, but not if you’re a cigarette smoker. Cigarette smokers are permitted to smoke in the top level of the G32 nightclub on-board the Queen Mary II.

Holland America Line – There are designated areas in most indoor public areas, though not in the restaurants or in the show lounge during performances.

MSC Cruises – You can smoke in the cigar rooms, the casinos and a dedicated smoking lounge.

Norwegian Cruise Line – You’re permitted to smoke in the cigar bars and casinos.

Princess Cruises – You can smoke in Churchill’s Cigar Lounge and dedicated areas of the disco and casino.

Royal Caribbean – There is a designated public lounge on each ship for smoking.