Cigars On Cruise

[Santesyu]

Dang that sucks ;3 whats stopping you from somking it anyway what can they do kick you off in the middle of the ocean?

Originally Posted by Santesyu

Dang that sucks ;3 whats stopping you from somking it anyway what can they do kick you off in the middle of the ocean?

Reports I get from Representatives is that you will be charged an extra $250 on your account because of them having to clean and "fumigate" your cabin and one cruise line actually kicked people off when they arrived at the next port. It was a woman with two teenage kids I think who were smoking inside their cabin and the steward turned them in and confiscated the cigarettes while he was cleaning the room.

[DPD6030]

I'm thinking my 18 count should work out good for December cruise. Just under 3 per day.

[CigarNut]

Originally Posted by DPD6030

I'm thinking my 18 count should work out good for December cruise. Just under 3 per day.

I plan on 5 per day -- especially for sea days.

[DPD6030]

Originally Posted by CigarNut

I plan on 5 per day -- especially for sea days.

I just don't want to bring any back and have customs check my herf-a-dor

[CigarNut]

Originally Posted by DPD6030

I just don't want to bring any back and have customs check my herf-a-dor

I don't bring any back

[Ashcan Bill]

Well, we just returned from our cruise down the Baja side of Mexico. Great weather, excellent ship and staff, and some wonderful cigars. One reason I enjoy cruises is because I have the time to light up bigger cigars, and then sit back and really appreciate them.

I smoked mostly larger Churchill cigars this trip, and even fired up a Lusi on my birthday. I think the smallest cigar I smoked the entire trip was a robusto, which is a big change for me.

Sad news from Cabo though. Hemmingway's, one of two LCDH distributors there, has shut down. The building has a large for rent sign across it now.

Thank goodness we have another cruise booked for March.

Originally Posted by DPD6030

I'm thinking my 18 count should work out good for December cruise. Just under 3 per day.

I took 16 for a 7 day cruise. I took 8 "everydays" and 8 Premiums. However, a guy bought me a Davidoff in the lounge. then I bought six Fuente's in St. Thomas. Then I bought 6 JdN's in the duty free shop. I brought those six home, plus one of the ones from St. Thomas. I also brought 2 premiums and one everyday back. I decided it was better to have them and not need them than to want them and not have them.

Like others have said, I also gave two CC's away. One guy was in the lounge on the first night of the cruise and we got to talking about family troubles he was having. He was smoking a Padron '26 and stated that he had never smoked a CC. He said he'd catch me later...but we never got hooked up again in the lounge. I gave another away to a guy that hung out a lot in the lounge. He was sailing with his mom, dad and two aunts. He was a really good guy and very grateful. Have a great cruise!

Originally Posted by Cigary

Reports I get from Representatives is that you will be charged an extra $250 on your account because of them having to clean and "fumigate" your cabin and one cruise line actually kicked people off when they arrived at the next port. It was a woman with two teenage kids I think who were smoking inside their cabin and the steward turned them in and confiscated the cigarettes while he was cleaning the room.

I don't know how it is on other cruises...but on the cruise we were on, you could smoke cigarettes in your room or on your balcony. You could not smoke cigars or pipes.

Originally Posted by Santesyu

Dang that sucks ;3 whats stopping you from somking it anyway what can they do kick you off in the middle of the ocean?

I didn't want to find out what was on the first three decks...might be a brig in there somewhere.