Wearing dress shorts in MDR on Adventure of the Seas

[LMaxwell]

Dinner usually starts at 6pm and thereafter. This isn't even ok for women, after 6pm. Just standards.

 

 

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I see outfits like this all the time.

[grapau27]

Going to venture a guess that's 11 or 35 notches above a cruise ship main dining room.

When we stayed at the Ritz we had a fantastic time and enjoyed the main dining room for dinner as well as going to their famous Champagne Afternoon Tea.

 

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[grapau27]

Bottom line.. IF you have to ask if shorts are appropriate in the dinning room, YOU ALREADY KNOW the answer is no. For us frequent cruisers, we know how to dress appropriate for any occasion.

 

Why wouldn't you want to fix yourself up a bit AND dress the part. You may be on vacation but that's not an excuse to look lazy.

 

 

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Thats how we think but we don't let other people's attire bother us either.

 

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[grapau27]

Dinner usually starts at 6pm and thereafter. This isn't even ok for women, after 6pm. Just standards.

 

 

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Exactly my tailored shorts which i wear during the day are longer and smarter.

 

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[grapau27]

I see outfits like this all the time.

Nothing wrong with that.

 

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[SRF]

I see outfits like this all the time.

 

I have no problem with that. But only if you look that good in the outfit. ;p

[SRF]

Just got off Grandeur. We only ate in the MDR twice, a nice shirt and long pants. Dress shirt and tie on formal night.

 

One table (not formal night) had two adults, one late teen/early 20s male, and one younger male. All males had shorts on. It just looked strange and out of place.

 

Didn't bother me, but also I did not have a good impression of the group.

[KroozNut]

What exactly is wrong with an outfit like this on casual night

 

Might be appropriate for McDonald's or Burger King, but we don't find those too often on cruise ships. :rolleyes:

[KroozNut]

I see outfits like this all the time.

 

Personally, I wouldn't mind seeing that.... the outfit I mean. :o:D

[Kingofcool1947]

Nothing wrong with that.

 

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Easy on the eyes. :)

She can sit with me anytime! ;p

Edited September 3, 2017 by Kingofcool1947

[KroozNut]

Exactly my tailored shorts... are smarter.

 

Tailored shorts have intelligence... what about the non tailored ones? :confused:

[grapau27]

Tailored shorts have intelligence... what about the non tailored ones? :confused:

Not so smart.

 

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[KroozNut]

Not so smart.

 

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I see.. ;)

[skiiergirl]

What exactly is wrong with an outfit like this on casual night?And why is it acceptable for women?

 

 

I see outfits like this all the time.

 

Neither of these should be acceptable for MDR no matter what gender you are or identify with!!!!

[constable145]

Neither of these should be acceptable for MDR no matter what gender you are or identify with!!!!

Why not?

 

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[melsblue]

I have no problem with that. But only if you look that good in the outfit. ;p

 

 

 

This looks cheap. But to each its own.

 

 

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[melsblue]

I see outfits like this all the time.

 

 

 

 

This outfit on her looks cheap. But to each its own.

 

 

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[LMaxwell]

Neither of these should be acceptable for MDR no matter what gender you are or identify with!!!!

:confused:

[Kingofcool1947]

Neither of these should be acceptable for MDR no matter what gender you are or identify with!!!!

 

Re: "Neither should be acceptable for MDR". So, why are they "not acceptable" for MDR? I'm old, and don't understand.

I've seen worse on PAX in "proper attire".

 

Enjoy your next cruise.

Edited September 3, 2017 by Kingofcool1947

[Pstreet12]

Obviously, dress codes have become a thing of the past, and I miss them. But "it is what it is."

However, I would like for Royal to clarify dress terms to those who do not know the difference between "casual" and "bum" or "disreputable." Grubby looking shorts and t-shirts with cute (or offensive) messages isn't "casual" attire; that constitutes slob attire.

[KroozNut]

Neither of these should be acceptable for MDR no matter what gender you are or identify with!!!!

 

What?:confused:

[KroozNut]

I'm old, and don't understand.

 

Please, can you quit using this tired excuse for not staying engaged?!:)

[KroozNut]

Obviously, dress codes have become a thing of the past, and I miss them.

We do too!

 

But "it is what it is."

 

But we're not yet quite willing to go this far as far as dress codes go.

 

 

However, I would like for Royal to clarify dress terms to those who do not know the difference between "casual" and "bum" or "disreputable."

 

Can you help us out with definitions of your terms?:confused:

[Husky1987]

Having trouble posting pics from the ship, but it was asked in our roll call this week about the Cruise Compass language.

 

Looking at them now, night one has no mention of no shorts in the MDR.

 

Night two is formal (tonight), and it does say "no shorts allowed in the dining room at dinner."

 

Day three (tomorrow), like night one, does not have any "no shorts" language.

 

We haven't gone to the MDR either night so I can't tell you whether the "no shorts" language was enforced tonight.

[BonnieSte]

What exactly is wrong with an outfit like this on casual night?And why is it acceptable for women?

 

I wouldn't mind him sitting at my table. ;)