Formal Night

[tightlyinterfaced]

Now if we could get the dining room staff to enforce the dress code . . . .

 

We just got back from a Cunard cruise. I actually witnessed the Maitre d' stop a gentleman from entering the dining room one evening because he didn't have a jacket, even though he was respectably dressed. And the dining room was almost completely in the recommended attire every evening, except for some of the younger children. I have to say I enjoyed that.

 

Tom

[dougp26364]

Welcome home! ;)

 

I'm very excited to be cruising again but, I think I'll let everyone else argue about what can/should/is worn for formal nights. Maybe I'll show up in jeans, a t-shirt and flip flops just to get a few looks.

 

Of course if I did that, I'd get to see what sort of medical facilities they have onboard and I'd have a tough time explaining why the bow tie was tightened around my neck so as to cut off circulation to my brain. I just don't see my wife letting me get away with that.

[Ohunion Cruzers]

 

I don't think RCI equated formal night with pictures this is what consumer say in their surveys

 

If you go back to post #15, you will see I was asking "WHAT?" regarding post #14. (Which someone TRIED to ammend, but was not too successful)

[Jeka]

 

Ohunion Cruzers,

 

How dare you quote me on something I never said.:mad: Same on you.!!!:mad: Stop manipulating and attributing quotes to people they never made!!

Shame on you.