New to NCL and Dining Dress Code

[cruisin' 4 fun]

Hello, I'm new to NCL and taking a solo cruise in December on the Sky. What is the dress code for dining. I understand there are several options and wondering if they are more casuals than say the main dining room on RCCL.

Thanks in advance for your help!

[Demonyte]

Here you go, straight from NCL's FAQ: https://www.ncl.com/faq#packing

[cruzsnooze]

Jeans without rips and tears seems to be quite prevalent.

[Sand and Seas]

You will see just about everything every evening. Some will be very dressed up but most are somewhere in-between. In the MDRs in the evening, I would suggest nice jeans/slacks and polo or button shirt for men but you will see people wearing shorts & t-shirts every evening. If you go to Le Bistro or Cagney's they will ask you to not wear shorts & flip-flops,etc.

[cruisin' 4 fun]

Here you go, straight from NCL's FAQ: https://www.ncl.com/faq#packing

 

Thank You!

[MisterFidgetpants]

You will see just about everything every evening. Some will be very dressed up but most are somewhere in-between. In the MDRs in the evening, I would suggest nice jeans/slacks and polo or button shirt for men but you will see people wearing shorts & t-shirts every evening. If you go to Le Bistro or Cagney's they will ask you to not wear shorts & flip-flops,etc.

Sky is shorts allowed in all restaurants.

[cruisin' 4 fun]

Now that is nice! I will probably do capris but nice to know. Thanks everyone!

[LrgPizza]

You will see just about everything every evening. Some will be very dressed up but most are somewhere in-between. In the MDRs in the evening, I would suggest nice jeans/slacks and polo or button shirt for men but you will see people wearing shorts & t-shirts every evening. If you go to Le Bistro or Cagney's they will ask you to not wear shorts & flip-flops,etc.

 

 

Shorts are indeed allowed in Cagney's. If you check the link posted, it mentions Le Bistro and the aft dining room are the only ones that don't. This has also been our personal experience, as my husband wore nice shorts there 2 out of the 3 times we visited, as did many others we saw.

[MisterFidgetpants]

Shorts are indeed allowed in Cagney's. If you check the link posted, it mentions Le Bistro and the aft dining room are the only ones that don't. This has also been our personal experience, as my husband wore nice shorts there 2 out of the 3 times we visited, as did many others we saw.

There is a denotation that shorts are allowed in all dining venues on the Sky. It's a casual cruise

[StolidCruiser]

There is a denotation that shorts are allowed in all dining venues on the Sky. It's a casual cruise

 

Would you provide a link to this Sky-specific dress code and where it is described as a casual cruise? Thanks!

[MisterFidgetpants]

Would you provide a link to this Sky-specific dress code and where it is described as a casual cruise? Thanks!

I had made a post on their FB page to ask and they replied ok in all venues. I can't find the link they provided at the moment.

[LMaxwell]

Would you provide a link to this Sky-specific dress code and where it is described as a casual cruise? Thanks!

 

Another forum member posted up the dailies from their recent cruise. Under dress code it says resort casual and shorts are good for all venues. Here is a link to those dailies

 

http://s483.photobucket.com/user/scuzzone/media/Freestyle%204_zpswnmsmoca.jpg.html

 

See also this recent forum posting

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.co.uk/showthread.php?p=46245641

Edited July 12, 2015 by LMaxwell

[LrgPizza]

There is a denotation that shorts are allowed in all dining venues on the Sky. It's a casual cruise

Yeah, I wasn't responding to the OP specifically about the Sky. I was responding to the post I quoted which said no shorts in Cagney's. Regardless of what ship, shorts can be worn in Cagney's.

 

I thought that by posting the quote to which I replied it would clarify any confusion about where my reply was directed. Next time I'll add an additional step to clarify even further.

[MisterFidgetpants]

I answered about the Sky specifically because it was noted in original post and since I am going on that ship and had done similar research found that Sky had a dress code "all its own" compared to longer cruises on bigger ships.

[Barb Nahoumi]

Sky is shorts allowed in all restaurants.

 

Because it's cruises are shorter than 5 days.