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The Smoking Area is an outdoor space for guests to enjoy cigarettes, e-cigarettes, or cigars. It is typically located on the pool deck or an upper deck, offering shaded seating and ocean views for a relaxed atmosphere. This area is clearly marked and separated from non-smoking zones, providing convenience without disturbing other guests. Its open-air design ensures a well-ventilated environment and its proximity to bars or loungers makes it a practical spot for smokers to unwind in a scenic, casual setting. The thoughtful layout ensures the Smoking Area blends seamlessly with other deck activities.
Take advantage of the shaded seating and ocean views for a relaxed and scenic smoking experience.
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Pricing
Smoking Area is included in your cruise fare
Smoking Area has no additional cost and is included in your cruise fare. Designated outdoor areas on all ships allow smoking with no fees, ensuring a comfortable environment for smokers and non-smokers alike.
Attire
Norwegian Cruise Line is known for its relaxed "Freestyle Cruising" concept, so there is no specific dress code for onboard shopping venues. Guests are free to wear comfortable, casual clothing like shorts, t-shirts, and jeans throughout the day and into the evening. While some may choose to dress up on "Dress-Up or Not" nights, it is not required. The only consistent rule is that swimwear and tank tops for men are not permitted in indoor public spaces, including this area.
How to reserve
No reservations are required for Smoking Area, as it’s open to guests 21 and older on a first-come, first-served basis during operating hours. Check the Freestyle Daily or deck plans for designated smoking zone locations.
How to purchase
No purchase is necessary for Smoking Area, as access to designated outdoor smoking zones on all ships is included in the cruise fare. No additional fees or equipment are required.
Age restrictions
Guests must be 21 or older to use the Smoking Area, as per Norwegian’s smoking policy. These designated outdoor areas on all ships restrict access to ensure compliance with onboard regulations.
