Adult Boat Cruise

[chodge]

What would you be willing to pay for a 3-4hr Adult boat cruise with dancers and feature performers on board etc Food etc

Survey says

 

[red]

$7.50

 

[mur11]

$49.95

 

[eldoguy]

3-4 hour tour, sounds like fun count me in. So long it doesn't end up on Gilligan's Island.:eyebrows:

 

[Anynym]

What would you be willing to pay for a 3-4hr Adult boat cruise with dancers and feature performers on board etc Food etc

Survey says

Just because there are dancers on board doesn't mean they'll be legally permitted to strip. Laws still apply, after all.

 

[insuredtongue]

Starring
Charley Laroux as Ginger?
Sweet Petite Jessica as Mary Ann?
?????? as Mrs. Thurston Howell lll. No way am I suggesting anyone for that part!

 

[eldoguy]

Is dessert? incl.:biggrin1:

 

[IM469]

Is dessert? incl.:biggrin1:

I'm not sure but lot's of finger food !

 

[Aardvark154]

Just because there are dancers on board doesn't mean they'll be legally permitted to strip. Laws still apply, after all.

Yup, no international waters/high seas on Lake Ontario.

 

[thailover]

are BJs free with admission

let me phone my old minnesota vikings friend to ask about adult boat cruises

 

[lazysausage]

Might as well turn it into a big sex event, swinger boat 2013 feat. jenna jameson and asa akira

 

[oldjones]

Yup, no international waters/high seas on Lake Ontario.

That doen't mean they're under municipal licensing control, and as far as I know only that and criminal prohibitions govern SCs in Ontario. Provincial liquor laws do apply when liquor is sold on boats, but those folks long ago realized sex sells booze and left the losing game of enforcing morality to the cops.

What law do we imagine Anynym has in mind that would stop consenting adults from dressing or undressing as they chose? And who would sail out past the City's shores to enforce it?

 

[Ridgeman08]

Private boat! Nothing like some nice deck candy to get the libido going! :eyebrows:

Heading to the boat in a few hours! :thumb:

 

[spraggamuffin]

Just because there are dancers on board doesn't mean they'll be legally permitted to strip. Laws still apply, after all.

There used to be swingers meets on Captain John's Ship on Sundays.

It never set sail off course but I'm sure things happened on board.

 

[Anynym]

That doen't mean they're under municipal licensing control, and as far as I know only that and criminal prohibitions govern SCs in Ontario. Provincial liquor laws do apply when liquor is sold on boats, but those folks long ago realized sex sells booze and left the losing game of enforcing morality to the cops.

What law do we imagine Anynym has in mind that would stop consenting adults from dressing or undressing as they chose? And who would sail out past the City's shores to enforce it?

The same law that applies everywhere else in Ontario. The relevant statues are NOT municipal bylaws.

 

[oldjones]

The same law that applies everywhere else in Ontario. The relevant statues are NOT municipal bylaws.

So what are they?

The Courts have ruled that the federal Criminal Code does not prohibit lap dances, the province's jurisdiction covers only liquor, employment standards and building and worker health and safety, nothing but various municipal regulations—and the Mara judgment—are returned by Google. Among the hits however are plenty of news stories about Toronto Council's recent run at SC licensing rules, and about the feds recent restrictions of work visas for dancers, but nary a mention of relevant provincial concerns in any of of them. You might be interested in "exotic_dancing_in_ontario_final_report.pdf" which you can Google, but although it seems to cover the relevant ground pretty thoroughly, I can't find anything that would legally prevent the charterers of a duly licensed vessel from offering strip shows as we know them ashore to adult passengers while under way, as long as they were beyond municipal limits.

Over to you.