sneakers in the main dinning room?

I know that dress codes for dinner in the MDR have really relaxed recently and I know I've seen people in the MDR in ball caps, patterned t-shirts, shorts etc but I can't remember about shoes.

Going in a week on allure and trying to pack light. Don't want to be the most casual people in the MDR but also have no desire to get really dressed up. So we were thinking dark/black jeans with a top you'd wear to business casual work. but then I'm stuck on shoes. Don't really want to have to bring dress shoes (and don't have any dress shoes for my 6 year old) but sneakers would stand out with the black jeans and blouse. Thoughts?

I don't think anyone will care.

I know that dress codes for dinner in the MDR have really relaxed recently and I know I've seen people in the MDR in ball caps, patterned t-shirts, shorts etc but I can't remember about shoes.

Going in a week on allure and trying to pack light. Don't want to be the most casual people in the MDR but also have no desire to get really dressed up. So we were thinking dark/black jeans with a top you'd wear to business casual work. but then I'm stuck on shoes. Don't really want to have to bring dress shoes (and don't have any dress shoes for my 6 year old) but sneakers would stand out with the black jeans and blouse. Thoughts?

No problem. Bon Voyage.

As the others have said, no worries. I've personally witnessed only one person ever being turned away from the MDR. A woman showed up wearing a bathrobe and fluffy slippers. Even then, they just politely asked her to go change.

As the others have said, no worries. I've personally witnessed only one person ever being turned away from the MDR. A woman showed up wearing a bathrobe and fluffy slippers. Even then, they just politely asked her to go change.

I seen all sorts of people dressed in all sorts of clothes, no one was ever turned away even on formal nights when they show up in jeans and polo shirt. Personally I never wear dress shoe I buy a nice pair of black sneakers and wear them to MDR

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Sketchers makes really cute shoes. Feel like sneakers but look like flats or MaryJanes. I wear them all the time. DH has black leather sneakers that he can wear with a dark suit. Only the toe shows and they look fine.

I don't think anyone will care.

At least not anyone who has any authority to kick you out.

It’s no problem, I wear sneakers at all times, feet problems, can’t wear shoes for long....

It’s no problem, I wear sneakers at all times, feet problems, can’t wear shoes for long....

Same....tennis shoes or skechers are my footwear of choice 99% of the time due to wearing a leg/ankle brace that makes it difficult to wear much else.

No one who means anything will care.

Enjoy your cruise!

I promise not to look ar your feet to see what shoes you have on.

I have wore my sandals with a suit before and didn’t get sent away. Not bringing a suit this time, but will have dress pants, shirt and tie for formal nights.

As long as you are wearing SHOES, and not plastic flip flops, you're fine. No one really cares.

As long as you are wearing SHOES, and not plastic flip flops, you're fine. No one really cares.

Opposed to rubber flip flops? :confused:

You'll be fine wearing your sneakers! (y)

Are they “nice “ sneakers?[emoji48]

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I know that dress codes for dinner in the MDR have really relaxed recently and I know I've seen people in the MDR in ball caps, patterned t-shirts, shorts etc but I can't remember about shoes.

 

Going in a week on allure and trying to pack light. Don't want to be the most casual people in the MDR but also have no desire to get really dressed up. So we were thinking dark/black jeans with a top you'd wear to business casual work. but then I'm stuck on shoes. Don't really want to have to bring dress shoes (and don't have any dress shoes for my 6 year old) but sneakers would stand out with the black jeans and blouse. Thoughts?

Deck shoes from Sperry or Sebago are as close to all-in-one as you'll ever get.

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Are they “nice “ sneakers?[emoji48]

Maybe "dress" sneakers?

Skechers. Perfect slip ones with sneaker soles gets my vote too.

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You will need black tennis shoes with white tongues for formal night.

People will complain. That's what some of them live for. Your shod feet are going to ruin their dining experience. But in the end it doesn't really matter. At least you are going to wear shoes.

I was turned away on the Grandeur for having dress shorts. They didn't like shorts at all at the MDR.

I don't recall ever even looking to see what somebody is wearing on their feet in the MDR.

Sneakers...with or without socks.:rolleyes: