70s disco party

[luvalot]

Okay so I really want to dress up for this (actually hubby and two boys as well) but I'm wondering for those who have done it in the past...what do people wear? Hippie or just disco? I can't believe I'm posting pics of myself but I'm stuck between these three outfits. Are the muted and orange one too hippie/non disco? We are on Liberty end of the month.

 

 

 

 

 

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[cruzgryphon]

Haven't really seen any passengers dress up for 70's night. but based on what cruise director's staff wears - would suggest outfit 2 or 3.

[DaniDanielle]

Agree

 

 

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[Ocean Dancer]

I like #2 the orange one :)

[sfaaa]

If I remember correctly, hippies were mostly rock & rollers and not into disco scene.

[CaribCruiser54]

I vote for #2, the brighter the better, it's all about having fun. You might want to bring along glow-in-the dark bracelet/ring/glasses etc from a discount store. Those type items are more expensive to buy on-board. On Oasis, there was a 70's street party and the

"Village People" impersonators were tossing light-up rings etc into the crowd - and believe me it was very crowded. :-)

Edited November 7, 2016 by CaribCruiser54

[Dazza1972]

Not that I'm a fashion icon or guru, however if you're seeking opinions, I like the orange but would wear this top with flared jeans & platform shoes

 

 

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[corky441]

I'd watch "Saturday Night Fever"

 

You'll see that Disco was a dance club event

Not a hippie event at all

[shipshape sam]

For sure outfit #2 or 3!

 

You will get noticed and I am sure have a great time! Just get your disco moves on! :)

[Beachammo]

We ALWAYS being disco wear for 70s night. On the recent Harmony TA we were told by Abe that Royal has decided to change 70s to 90s. We were pretty upset as 90s music pretty much sucked!

 

I will admit that we have be one of the few couples that dressed up on 70s night.......

 

We did get to use our Halloween costumes and white gear on Harmony though.

 

By the way....3 is the best!

Edited November 8, 2016 by Beachammo

[jes Scott]

We always dress for 70's night and have a wonderful time!!!

 

 

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[Goodtime Cruizin]

Hippies, late 60's to mid 70's & Rock & Roll.

Disco era was more mid 70's.

The 70's party is more of Disco party & I don't recall seeing anyone dressed up but the CD, his/her staff, and the ship's dancers. But hey, go for it.

[kerrycoco1]

I was on the allure in September and quite a lot of people were dressed in 70s gear, I'm going again for Xmas and new year and considering dressing up myself

 

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[The Fun Researcher]

Hippie and disco both work. Last year on the Oasis, my wife and I cruised with two other couples and we all dressed up. Some disco, some hippie. It was great. RCI dancers dancing with us, people taking photos with us, etc... was a lot of fun.

 

Dan

Edited November 8, 2016 by The Fun Researcher

[CntPAcruiser]

We had a great couple at our MDR table a few cruises ago who had brought outfits for almost every evening. They did a great Saturday Night Fever white suit for him, and gold lame low-cut dress/afro for her. While there are Village People characters on the cruise director's staff, most of those in costume were SNF rather than hippie-type.

 

It is a very festive atmosphere, so dressing up will not be out of place at the party.

[luvalot]

Thank you everyone for some insight...greatly appreciated!

 

 

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