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Cigar Smoking allowed in Freedom's Habana Bar?


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Just saw that there's a Habana cigar bar located on Deck 4 on the Freedom. Can anyone who've recently sailed on her pls let us know if cigar smoking is allowed in there?

 

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PS: this is a simple question, so Please, do not turn this into a smoking/anti-smoking post.

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We were on the Freedom Feb 2016 and there is NO SMOKING at all in that bar. They use it mainly for special functions now. We were told that all the ships have stopped cigar smoking in the "cigar bars". My husband was really bummed about that change.

 

 

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Thanks for your kind replies.

Looking at the Habana bar pictures,

http://www.cruisecritic.com/photos/ships/carnival-freedom-374/havana-bar-162766/

 

There's lots of cigar theme items in the bar.

We're not everyday smokers, but do like to enjoy some premium cigars while on vacation.

So its seems pretty silly to still retain the name & decorations of a cigar bar, but no cigar smoking allowed...

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Confirmed. No smoking in that lounge any longer. We used to play cards and have cigars in there until the wee hours of the morning... not so anymore. This lounge (as well as similarly located lounges on the other Conquest Class ships) were made non-smoking when the public internet cafe was placed just off this room, port side. In order to get to it one would need to walk thru the areas where someone could potentially be smoking... no other public entrance. If you go thru there you will notice the air cleaners, while idled, remain installed to this day.

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DH is a cigar smoker too. Although he doesn't mind smoking in the smoking section.

Cigars are allowed in ANY of the outdoor smoking areas. I don't think they're allowed in the Casino, but am not 100% sure.

 

Also, I know John Heald was trying to start "Cigars Under the Stars", where one or two nights on the cruise, Serenity would be opened up for cigar smoking. Not sure if it's happened yet......

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I smoke a cigar every day while on a cruise, I use the smoking section. I have never had issues in the smoking area. They call them cigar bars to be trendy, it was just a matter of time before they outlawed cigars. Maybe they should call them PC bars (Politically Correct Bars)!!!!

Personally I have never smoked inside, cigars have huge smoke....doesnt matter what ventilation system they have....they never work well. Try to be courteous, smoke them outside....

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