Anthem dress code

Hello everyone I am sailing on the anthem of the Seas next week and I was curious about the dress code in the dining room. Is it acceptable to wear khaki shorts and polo shirt for men on all nights besides formal dining nights?

And then on formal nights khaki pants with a polo shirt?

The "rules" say no shorts at dinner in the dining room, but in reality, no one enforces that and no one cares. Cruising is becoming more and more casual with every passing day.

Dress suggestions are not enforced, so you can wear whatever you want.

Thanks all!

I never under stood why people had a problem with guys wearing shorts in the dining rooms. I can seen if they came in with no shirts or something like that. We are all on vacation. Am i wrong?

I never under stood why people had a problem with guys wearing shorts in the dining rooms. I can seen if they came in with no shirts or something like that. We are all on vacation. Am i wrong?

Why draw the line at shirts? We're all on vacation.

wearing shorts and not wearing a shirt to dinner is a big difference. On the cruise before my last cruise I had a lady come up to our table at dinner one night and leaned down to my son and told him how disrespected it was for him to wear shorts to dinner and not following the dress code. Really is it that important?

I have seen men in shorts turned away.

wearing shorts and not wearing a shirt to dinner is a big difference. ...

Maybe not wearing a shirt is a big difference to you, but maybe not to others. Same situation with shorts. If the point is we're all on vacation, then anything should go.

I have seen men in shorts turned away.

How recently and on what ship?

Hey if that person wants to go to dinner shirtless but all means they should be entitled too. Did I pay for their cruise? NO So who am I to tell them that its not allowed.

It was on the Explorer of the seas November 2015.

Are they "nice" shorts? [emoji23][emoji897][emoji897]

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It was on the Explorer of the seas November 2015.

As I stated above, cruising becomes more casual by the day. That was a lifetime ago, in dress-code terms. ;)

Are they "nice" shorts? [emoji23][emoji897][emoji897]

 

Not nice, but smart!

Oh boy here we go again, just like the "drink" threads.

Let's drink to dress code threads!

Grandeur, this year.

I have seen men in shorts turned away.

Was this on formal night or regular ?

I can kind of see no shorts on formal night. But why does it matter on other nights

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Also will I be fine on formal night with khakis and a polo?

I can tell you on our cruise in August my boys are going to wear shorts to dinner

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Also will I be fine on formal night with khakis and a polo?

As Bob and I both stated, wear whatever you want.

I can kind of see no shorts on formal night. But why does it matter on other nights

Why do shirts matter on other nights?

The "rules" say no shorts at dinner in the dining room, but in reality, no one enforces that and no one cares. Cruising is becoming more and more casual with every passing day.

Dress suggestions are not enforced, so you can wear whatever you want.

They wouldn't allow me into the Dining Room one night when I had on the Luxury Robe I found hanging in my closet!:cool: