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4 hours ago, MadManOfBethesda said:

 

No, it's not.  You need to look up the definition of discrimination.

 

If they banned all 70+ year olds, without regard to any other characteristic or qualification, that would be discrimination.  Simply asking for medical certification that people over 70 are healthy, is not.

 

Plain and simple.

The fact they are SINGLING out, ONLY,  people over 70 with chronic conditions DOES constitute discrimination. IT IS THE DEFINITION of discrimination. ONE GROUP singled out.

My concern is if this is constitutionally sound and not a gross example of discrimination. All age groups have people with chronic illnesses. If you have any of those listed conditions what doctor in their right minds would sign it. This is basically a ban on ALL passengers 70 and over.

Does anyone have recent info. on what time the casino opens when sailing out of N.O.? Also does anyone know how casino cash is handled? I'm sailing on the Dream and have $1,000 in casino cash. Not sure how it works

Five years ago on the Triumph out of New Orleans I hit the $5,000 jackpot on a .25 cent machine. Max bet was only .50 cents. It was the first day at sea. Wow more than paid for my trip.

Last year on the Paradise first night at sea hit $1,300 jackpot on 88 Fortunes on .88 cent total bet.

So yeah you can win but the machines are definitely much tighter. Just have to be lucky

There IS a public restroom about 70 feet from the line.