Formal Nights

[CuriousCruiser101]

We are sailing next Tuesday 11th on the Vision of the Seas on the Greek Island tour - I can't seem to find any information on the formal nights. Does anyone know just how many there are, and if possible which nights? Many thanks.

[George C]

Our 12 day Europe cruise on brilliance had 2, most likely on sea days, might ask on your roll call

[Clarea]

We are sailing next Tuesday 11th on the Vision of the Seas on the Greek Island tour - I can't seem to find any information on the formal nights. Does anyone know just how many there are, and if possible which nights? Many thanks.

Check your booking confirmation from Royal. I've been seeing the formal nights listed on ther lately.

[CuriousCruiser101]

I've been unable to find it mentioned anywhere - previous trips have had 2 so I'm assuming it will be the same?

[Clarea]

I've been unable to find it mentioned anywhere - previous trips have had 2 so I'm assuming it will be the same?

The ship can do their own thing, but here is the guideline they generally follow:

 

https://www.royalcaribbean.com/faq/questions/formal-dress-code-guideline.html

[cb at sea]

Night 2 is always the 1st formal night...usually the next to last night is the 2nd one.

[sloopsailor]

Night 2 is always the 1st formal night...usually the next to last night is the 2nd one.

 

Not if it is a port stop. I have been on 14 night cruises with the first five days as port stops, and the first formal night was the first sea day, the 6th night.

[Langley Cruisers]

Night 2 is always the 1st formal night...usually the next to last night is the 2nd one.

 

I've mentioned this before when you always say that - Formal Night is usually the second night but not always. It was changed to the third night on one of our cruises.

[George C]

Night 2 is always the 1st formal night...usually the next to last night is the 2nd one.

 

Normally true, our Europe cruise first formal was first sea day which was 5 or 6 , can not say always with anything for rccl