PROHIBITED ITEMS; ILLEGAL DRUGS; MARIJUANA; RIGHT TO SEARCH AND SEIZURE Sample Clauses

PROHIBITED ITEMS; ILLEGAL DRUGS; MARIJUANA; RIGHT TO SEARCH AND SEIZURE. You may not take on board firearms, weapons, explosives, lithium batteries (except as otherwise expressly allowed under Article 12(c) hereof), controlled or prohibited substances or illegal drugs, marijuana, medical marijuana or CBD oil, or inflammable or hazardous items, or any contraband prohibited by local, state or federal law. Marijuana possession and/or use, including medical marijuana and CBD oil, and possession or use of any illegal drugs, is strictly prohibited onboard at all times, as well as in terminals, during shore excursions or any other part of the cruise tour, regardless of any local, state, or other laws which might permit use or possession of marijuana. Passengers who violate the laws of any jurisdiction are subject to being reported to law enforcement or customs authorities, arrest and prosecution. Passengers who bring on board dangerous items, marijuana in any form, or any illegal drugs or controlled substances are also subject to immediate disembarkation or denial of boarding. You shall have no claim for refund, loss, damage, inconvenience or compensation whatsoever under any of these circumstances. In the interest of security and the safety and comfort of other Passengers and the Ship’s crew, you agree and consent to a reasonable search being made at any time of you, your Cabin, Stateroom, baggage or other property, and to the removal, confiscation, destruction or surrender to authorities, without compensation of any kind, of any hazardous, controlled or prohibited substances or items, including illegal drugs or any form of marijuana, or any object or thing which may, in our opinion, impair the safety of the Ship or those on board, inconvenience other Passengers, or violate the laws of any applicable authority relative to the possession and/or transportation of nonprescription narcotics, controlled substances or any other illegal commodity of any nature.
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