Musicman1

We stayed one night, pre-cruise at Casablanca. It's a very nice boutique hotel in Old San Juan. Great location.

I read this as the staff member would have a letter in their file because the passenger complained about being confronted by him/her.

Exactly. Rtazz doesn't understand English. It is the staff person that will suffer by trying to enforce the dress code that is clearly printed, in bold, every day on the Compass.

Since you brought it up, I will tell you our experience. We were just on the June 24th sailing on the Adventure of the Seas. A family, kids and adults, decided to show up to the main dining room, ON FORMAL NIGHT, wearing cargo shorts and t-shirts. They were not stopped. When we asked a hostess about the lack of enforcement of the dress code, she replied that the guest might complain that the staff member was rude and that management will not support the staff member. Instead, they will get a letter in their file. I don't expect anyone to wear suits but put on a pair of long pants, or, go back to Carnival.

We are on this same itinerary in June. Which nights were formal nights? 2 and 5 or 6 (St. Maarten & St. Lucia or Barbados)? Thanks.

Belize, as long as you get out of Belize City, trumps (no pun intended) Nassau. If that's not important, go with the Allure.

Did this a couple of years ago with Royal Caribbean. It's a lot of fun but some of the "jobs" are a little harder than the others.

Chris Isaak's version of "South of the Border (Down Mexico Way)"

Concrete Blonde "Mexican Moon"

Eagles "Teqila Sunrise"

Wall of Voodoo "Mexican Radio" (OK, that's a stretch)

The beautiful Serenade of the Seas in Juneau.

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That's easy for you to say.

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I am trying out this Tinypic site. If it doesn't work, just imagine you are looking at Creek Street in Ketchikan.