formal nights

[Sumar76]

Please don't flame me if this has been discussed before..:o

On an 11 night cruise, such as the Osaka/Beijing one..I know there are 3 formal nights? Is the first one the first night at sea? The 3rd the Last night at sea? And where does the 2nd fall? Is there any way of knowing? There are 5 nights at sea, would it logically be the 3rd sea night? I know it sounds like a quiz, but not intended to be one....

Thanks...Sue

[coiran]

The first is usually the second night and the last is usually the night before the last night - don't know where the third would fall.

 

Ron

[katisdale]

I did a 12 day in 2003 that only had 2 formal nights. Maybe that has changed by now.

[Sumar76]

Maybe you're right Katisdale...then does a 7 day only have 1 or 2 also?

 

And Ron, maybe there are only 2?

[trvlnliz]

We're doing a 12 day Med. Cruise on the Grand next month and there are only 2 Formal nights. ;)

 

Liz

[LARGIN]

Princess formal nights..

 

2-6 days = 1 formal night

7-13 days = 2 formal nights

14-20 days = 3 formal nights

21-28 days = 4 formal nights

29 days + = 5 formal nights minimum

[Sumar76]

Thank you everyone!

 

Largin..I just knew you would know all the "statistics!". Are you an engineer?

 

Thanks again....end of thread!

[LARGIN]

Thank you everyone!

 

Largin..I just knew you would know all the "statistics!". Are you an engineer?

 

Thanks again....end of thread!

 

Retired as Facilities & Equipment Engineering Director for the Navy Department..

[Sumar76]

Largin.....AAAHHHH...good for you! I can pick out those with engineering "abilities" pretty easily..number of family members are in that field.

 

Thanks again.....Sue

[mr green]

Formal nights are usually held on 'sea days', or, on a day that the ship leaves port early, say about 2.00pm. john

[BJS]

Formal nights are usually held on 'sea days', or, on a day that the ship leaves port early, say about 2.00pm. john

On more than one cruise we have had formal night on a port day that had sailing about 4 PM.

[sfkid]

Was on the Regal Princess for a 10 day Alaskan Cruise, on the 2nd formal night, i saw this group wearing casual clothes and no one complained, IE: jeans and stuff.

[MBMiner]

Do I understand it correctly that if it is not formal night the dress is casual or "country club casual" or similar? In other words there is no informal night requiring a jacket like there is on Celebrity. It is either formal or casual, nothing in between?

[Flyer]

MBMiner

 

That is CORRECT!