Cunard Confirmed - No Evening Informal Clothing on 12/8 Cruise!

[dtwtraveler]

I called Cunard, and they confirmed that there will be no informal on our 12/8 Caribbean cruise. There will be formal, semi-formal and casual in the evening! It'll be easier packing but disappointing, because I purchased nicer clothing for the informal evenings! Thanks to Teresa for telling us about this change in the clothing designation for the evenings!

[STAM4NICK]

Might one consider "semi-formal" to be known also as "informal". Thus I might draw that Cunard said "semi-formal" and may have also meant it to mean "informal." This seems to me a mere case of word choice and not what constitutes each.

[dtwtraveler]

Might one consider "semi-formal" to be known also as "informal". Thus I might draw that Cunard said "semi-formal" and may have also meant it to mean "informal." This seems to me a mere case of word choice and not what constitutes each.

 

You're right about the terms. I think she wanted to clarify "informal" as being dressy, so she said that it is "semi-formal". She said the only things not allowed in the dining rooms for "casual" are shorts and t-shirts! She also said that Cunard only enforces dress codes in the dining rooms. We can be "casual" anytime and anywhere else on the ship! I think that "tree29" mentioned how "casual" it is in the evening, so we wouldn't pack dressier if we'd rather be real casual and then regret what we brought with us.

[Mustangs]

I presume that there will be at least three formal nights.

 

We often dress "informal" even on casual nights because we like to.

[STAM4NICK]

 

We often dress "informal" even on casual nights because we like to.

 

I did so too on my recent crossing. I just wore a suit sans the tie on casual nights (2 - first and last).

[highcbob]

bottom line here: semi-formal = informal.