ExCel London has a strict no-smoking policy throughout the premises, but smoking is allowed in designated areas outside the venue. It is important to note that there is no legal requirement for an accommodation owner to provide designated smoking rooms, and the provision of these rooms is at the sole discretion of the owner. Environmental health officials have the power to enter all “no-smoking premises” to ensure that anti-smoking legislation is being followed according to the law. If you are attending an event in the ICC Capital suite or in the Platinum suite, these areas have their own closets.
However, some events may have restrictions, so the organizer may have determined that the specific nature of the event would not be a suitable environment for support animals.
Passive smoking
(inhaling other people's tobacco smoke) has been proven to cause lung cancer and heart disease in non-smokers, as well as many other minor diseases and conditions. Smoking in an area other than those designated as smoking areas will be considered a general offense and will be treated in accordance with the University's disciplinary procedures. The City of London has established a smoke-free environment in public places for the health, safety and well-being of its inhabitants. If you are looking for a designated smoking area at ExCel London, it will take you up the level above the designated motorcycle areas in Zone 2.The use of e-cigarettes is also allowed inside the venue, but only in designated areas outside their dining room and in their outdoor Backlot area.
