Dinning room dress code

Get him a pair of the pants that the lower leg zips off, giving you pants and shorts in one...EM

 

http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=mens+zip-off+pants&tag=googhydr-20&index=aps&hvadid=56289645667&hvpos=1t2&hvexid=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=15466604555793019121&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=b&hvdev=c&ref=pd_sl_10k3nn9gbm_b

 

http://www.travelsmith.com/men-27s-bush-poplin-convertible-pants/men/pants/21808

 

http://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/82308?page=timberledge-zip-off-pants

Just got some of those from Costco! For out Med cruise. ;)

Just got some of those from Costco! For out Med cruise. ;)

At least by wearing these when you are on shore, everyone will know you are American.

At least by wearing these when you are on shore, everyone will know you are American.

More then likely it will be the shirt that says "MERICA" across the front !

Could not resist ;)

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=364529&d=1444080134

Theo

Just got off the Crown. Definitely turned shorts away. My DH wore golf shirts on Casual nights and was fine with those.

Just got off the Crown. Definitely turned shorts away...

Was this on a formal night, or smart casual? Shorts, flip-flops and t-shirts were allowed on smart casual nights on the Ruby last month :(.

I wish Princess would be more consistent about things, but it doesn't seem to be in its DNA.

Was this on a formal night, or smart casual? Shorts, flip-flops and t-shirts were allowed on smart casual nights on the Ruby last month :(.

 

That is very, very unusual.

That is very, very unusual.

Unfortunately, t's with and without writing on them were allowed night after night in the mdr on smart casual nights on the Royal TA in September. In fact, a plain t-shirt under a jacket--not a sport coat or blazer--was allowed on formal nights.

Unfortunately, t's with and without writing on them were allowed night after night in the mdr on smart casual nights on the Royal TA in September. In fact, a plain t-shirt under a jacket--not a sport coat or blazer--was allowed on formal nights.

By not wanting to offend those who don't follow the rules, Princess ends up offending many who do. It creates a slippery slope. I found myself wondering why should I bother ironing a few wrinkles out of my dress pants for dinner in the MDR, when the guy at the next table will show up in shorts again (and did)?

I agree with another poster who once said Princess should either enforce the MDR dress rules, or eliminate them completely.

By not wanting to offend those who don't follow the rules, Princess ends up offending many who do.

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I agree with another poster who once said Princess should either enforce the MDR dress rules, or eliminate them completely.

No joke. I don't have a strong opinion either way, but either change the rule officially or enforce it entirely.

I am assuming, by the responses here, that DH will not be out of place in a Polo shirt and Dockers slacks on smart casual nights. The videos make it look like all the men wear suits to dinner all the time.

..I am assuming, by the responses here, that DH will not be out of place in a Polo shirt and Dockers slacks on smart casual nights. The videos make it look like all the men wear suits to dinner all the time.

Dockers and a polo shirt will be fine for smart casual nights. A suit is fine for formal nights, but would be overdressed for smart casual these days on many itineraries.

I can't remember which ship it was, but this one guy came to the MDR every night in a T-shirt, jean coveralls and a ball cap.

:mad:

I never seen a woman wearing a very short skirt turned away. :eek: :D

Tony