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I'm with PEB. I am an asthmatic and as you can see by my cruise history below, I have sailed on Carnival more than once and have never had a problem with smoke. I also never go into the smoking designated areas. I might briefly go into the casino but then I am outta there quick and up out on deck for fresh air. I have found that most people smoking out on deck are careful to smoke in a direction that carries their smoke away from other people. I have never had any problems with smoke wafting into my cabin or onto my balcony -- maybe I have just been lucky? I am in the habit though of leaving areas where people are smoking if I need to. It may not be fair -- those individuals have no right to smoke in NONSMOKING areas but what can I do? I'm not going to ask a crowd of people to stop. Maybe I should and see what happens? I am pretty used to having to protect my own respiratory status and am not really bothered by having to move to avoid smoke. I'd rather breathe easier than be "right".

<blockquote data-quote="lainie" data-source="post: 675028"><p>I'm with PEB. I am an asthmatic and as you can see by my cruise history below, I have sailed on Carnival more than once and have never had a problem with smoke. I also never go into the smoking designated areas. I might briefly go into the casino but then I am outta there quick and up out on deck for fresh air. I have found that most people smoking out on deck are careful to smoke in a direction that carries their smoke away from other people. I have never had any problems with smoke wafting into my cabin or onto my balcony -- maybe I have just been lucky? I am in the habit though of leaving areas where people are smoking if I need to. It may not be fair -- those individuals have no right to smoke in NONSMOKING areas but what can I do? I'm not going to ask a crowd of people to stop. Maybe I should and see what happens? I am pretty used to having to protect my own respiratory status and am not really bothered by having to move to avoid smoke. I'd rather breathe easier than be &quot;right&quot;.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="lainie, post: 675028"] I'm with PEB. I am an asthmatic and as you can see by my cruise history below, I have sailed on Carnival more than once and have never had a problem with smoke. I also never go into the smoking designated areas. I might briefly go into the casino but then I am outta there quick and up out on deck for fresh air. I have found that most people smoking out on deck are careful to smoke in a direction that carries their smoke away from other people. I have never had any problems with smoke wafting into my cabin or onto my balcony -- maybe I have just been lucky? I am in the habit though of leaving areas where people are smoking if I need to. It may not be fair -- those individuals have no right to smoke in NONSMOKING areas but what can I do? I'm not going to ask a crowd of people to stop. Maybe I should and see what happens? I am pretty used to having to protect my own respiratory status and am not really bothered by having to move to avoid smoke. I'd rather breathe easier than be "right". [/QUOTE]