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Looking to spend relaxing day at the beach - do any of the hotels along Palm Beach offer a Day Pass to use their lounge chairs, pool & beach facilities.   

Arriving in Rome Oct 14 -2 people - looking for small group tour for Oct 15 & 16 before boarding Celebrity Apex on Oct 17 - Staying at Hotel Savoy.  Have only been able to find Private Tours & they are very expensive.  Can anyone recommend small group tours that start in Rome - Thanks

How much is the cab ride to Discovery Beach Bar & what do they charge for 2 lounges & umbrella?

Does anyone know the showtimes for above cruise - want to make my dinner reservations either before or after shows - Thanks

Looking for recommendations for 2 night stay in Central Rome at end of repositioning cruise (Edge)

Arriving on Celebrity Edge (repositioning) May 4th - planning of staying until the 6th - looking for suggestions on a Tour/Tour Guide that can pick us up at Port on the 4th - show us around on the 4th & 5th & on the 6th take us to airport.  Also hotel suggestions - Thanks  

On non-formal nights are Dress Shorts allowed in the MDR??

Shorts is a comfort thing as well as a Florida thing - totally agree with recent post that MDR is not fine or gourmet dining but it beats eating at the Buffet.  Here in Florida I can go to Capital Grille, Abe & Louie or basically any other steak house & wear nice shorts & dress shirt - I've never felt out of place. I've reached that stage in life that I just want to be comfortable & enjoy life. 

10 minutes ago, voljeep said:

sorry, but the mdr is not an 'upscale restaurant' - unless you consider red lobster, olive garden, outback, etc as 'upscale'

10 minutes ago, voljeep said:

sorry, but the mdr is not an 'upscale restaurant' - unless you consider red lobster, olive garden, outback, etc as 'upscale'

10 minutes ago, voljeep said:

sorry, but the mdr is not an 'upscale restaurant' - unless you consider red lobster, olive garden, outback, etc as 'upscale'

On ‎11‎/‎26‎/‎2018 at 1:24 PM, Host CJSKIDS said:

 Like the picture! And thanks for coming back and giving us an update.  

 

I've seen shorts in both the MDR and the Crown Grill on the Regal for a couple of years now while in the Caribbean.

 

Hope you enjoyed your cruise!

Thanks for the picture compliment & yes we did enjoy our cruise.  We are not new to cruising - this was our 37th cruise - 15th with Princess - we've sailed with Celebrity, Royal Caribbean & Norwegian.   

40 minutes ago, Kingofcool1947 said:

 

 

From Princess FAQ:

 

Smart Casual
Guest attire should be in keeping with what they would wear to a nice restaurant at home.

• Skirts/dresses, slacks, and sweaters for ladies
• Pants and open-neck shirts for men

Dinner wear such as pool or beach attire, shorts, ball caps and casual jeans (with fraying and/or holes) are not welcomed in the dining rooms. Shoes must be worn.

Formal
When formal nights are held, please observe the dress code in the Traditional Dining and Anytime Dining venues for the enjoyment of all our guests.

• Evening gowns and cocktail dresses for women
• Tuxedos, dinner jackets or dark suits with a tie for men

I'm very aware of what Princess states in their FAQ's & what they say over the phone re: Men's Dress.  Yes,on Formal Nights there were a handful of guys in Tuxedos, a couple in Sports Jackets but the majority were in slacks & dress shirts.  & then there were the guys in T shirts & sloppy jeans. So, since they don't enforce this requirement, I feel on Non-Formal Nights in the Caribbean nice shorts are appropriate - you're on vacation why not be comfortable.  & believe me I look more presentable in shorts than the guys in the sloppy jeans & T Shirts.  Also, these  sloppy jean guys are not young - they're my age!!!  

A few weeks back I started this topic - we just returned from 7 nights on the Regal.  With the exception of the 2 Formal Nights & the night that we ate at the Crown Grille I wore nice Dress Shorts (Linen or Micro Fiber) not Cargo Shorts to the Dining Room.

No body said a word - not the Maitre D, not the Head Waiters.  This was a Caribbean Cruise - you want to be comfortable.

& just for reference - I'm an active 70 year old!!  

Thanks, Colo Cruiser - now I know what to pack!!!

Sailing on 11/18 & was wondering what the dress code for dining room was on Non-Formal Nights.  I like wearing nice - dress shorts & was wondering if anybody, who has recently sailed on the Regal, can tell me if the long pants rule was enforced by the Maitre D' - this is a Caribbean Cruise.  I've sailed on the Regal 4 previous times & this was not enforced. 

Arriving for the 1st time next week - looking to spend a relaxing day sunning & walking - r the beaches long & are chairs available

looking for relaxing beach day - comfortable lounges, drinks, restrooms - does this describe Bikini Beach or are there other spots - wil be there next week

adults looking for a relaxing beach day - availability of lounge chairs, drinks & restrooms - ability to take beach walks

Looking for inexpensive offsite SAFE parking near the port