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Sit on the commode with the seat down which is VERY close to the shower. Put towels on the floor. Easiest way to do it when you don't have a cabin with a tub. :rolleyes:

 

LuLu

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Ohhh boy . . . I was afraid of this. :(

We're traveling on RC Liberty of the Seas and have a Superior Ocean View stateroom and I'm wondering just how small the shower in the room is. Do you have to be a contortionist to shave your legs? I've only cruised once before and that was 10 years ago so I don't really remember . . .

Thanks for the responses! Glad to hear we aren't really expected to be in all white.

Are you sure about this, that it's the dress for dinner?

I know they have a White Party where people wear all white but it's a party on the pool deck usually later at night.

I'm not 100% sure that it's a cruise line thing, as we're traveling with a group but it lists what to wear each night for dinner and night #3 is "All White Attire".

We're thinking we may look for food elsewhere that night. We can't justify purchasing outfits that we'll likely only wear once this lifetime.

My husband and I are taking our first cruise together and one of the nights it says the dress for dinner is "all white". I am fine with formal night but this is sorta crazy as far as we're concerned. Neither of us has any all white outfits, especially my husband. We can't even picture how a man would wear all white . . . All I can picture is hospital scrubs or Mr Softy.

Do men really have to wear all white? Can you give me examples of what he would wear? Like I said, we are fine with a formal dress code but this is a bit over the top IMO.