Which days are "Formal nights" on an 8 night port intensive Caribbean cruise?

[Liverpoolfan181]

Normally able to gage this one fairly well well based on sea days, but sailing on the Wonder in January for an 8 night Caribbean cruise with day 2 and 3 both being ports and day 4 the first sea day.

 

Anyone have experience with which nights are "formal/dress your best/anything goes now" for an 8 night- port intensive Caribbean cruise? Aligning reservations for the specialty restaurants. I realize I may have to wait until The Wonder resumes Caribbean sailings this fall, however any best guesses would be great. I was thinking nights 3 and 7... thanks in advance. 

Edited June 1, 2022 by Liverpoolfan181

[John&LaLa]

33 minutes ago, Liverpoolfan181 said:

Normally able to gage this one fairly well well based on sea days, but sailing on the Wonder in January for an 8 night Caribbean cruise with day 2 and 3 both being ports and day 4 the first sea day.

 

Anyone have experience with which nights are "formal/dress your best/anything goes now" for an 8 night- port intensive Caribbean cruise? Aligning reservations for the specialty restaurants. I realize I may have to wait until The Wonder resumes Caribbean sailings this fall, however any best guesses would be great. I was thinking nights 3 and 7... thanks in advance. 

 

Odyssey has been doing 8 nights. Definitely on sea days for us. But never last night.

 

So I'd guess 4 and 7

Edited June 1, 2022 by John&LaLa

[Liverpoolfan181]

10 minutes ago, John&LaLa said:

 

Odyssey has been doing 8 nights. Definitely on sea days for us. But never last night.

 

So I'd guess 4 and 7

Amazing- Thanks @John&LaLa! I will definitely check out the Odyssey sailings on the app. Was just on the 8 night Allure but we had sea days at the beginning for the usual day 2 and day 7. 

Cheers!

[Mum2Mercury]

What's on the menu on formal nights now?  It used to be lobster tails, but -- looking at some online menus -- I have the impression that's no longer the case?

[Biker19]

Just now, Mum2Mercury said:

It used to be lobster tails, but -- looking at some online menus -- I have the impression that's no longer the case?

Most sailings still do have lobster on the second "formal" night.