revised dress code.

[63Corvette]

On our first cruise (last January), I wore my Army Dress Blues on the first formal night (retired Army officer). Many of the guests in the Dining room wanted to buy me a drink (unfortunately I don't drink, except for an occasional beer). It was a little more attention than I am comfortable with. The second night I wore a Navy suit. I am not complaining, in fact I am proud of the patriotism shown by my fellow American cruisers. My Blues are staying home during our next cruise.

[dan40]

No head in the sand here.

 

The dress guidelines do NOT require or request a suit or tux.

 

Simple as that.

 

Of course you can exceed that by wearing a suit or tux but it is NOT required.

 

Anything else seems very misleading to me.

 

"You didn't see the word required because I didn't use the word required."

 

The old, FORMAL NIGHT, dress code DID say requested and that is the dress code referred to in posts #'s 41, 43, and the one you copied in #47.

That is as clear as I can make it.

 

If you believe I said "required," please list the post #

 

Dan

[Shipyard Cruiser]

"You didn't see the word required because I didn't use the word required."

 

 

The old, FORMAL NIGHT, dress code DID say requested and that is the dress code referred to in posts #'s 41, 43, and the one you copied in #47.

That is as clear as I can make it.

 

If you believe I said "required," please list the post #

 

Dan

 

The "Old Code".

 

Shame the old days are gone forever.

[mjmiller]

The "Old Code". Shame the old days are gone forever.

 

yep, men look great in a tux... <sigh>

I always loved getting all dressed up, and seeing others the same way.