Carnival Dream Dress Code

[MARCOPOLOSMITH]

Will the relaxed dress code regulations also apply to Mediterranean Cruises on the Dream?

[Lady_Jag]

I don't see why not. I think Carnival applies the same dress code they post on their web site to all their ships, regardless of itinerary.

[nolaAlive]

Absolutely.

[LemurCat]

Will the relaxed dress code regulations also apply to Mediterranean Cruises on the Dream?

 

No, it's togas ony in the Med.

[kicia]

The official rule is that it is the same but from experience we found people were more dressed up on the Carnival European cruises.

[nolaAlive]

My experience differs - especially if flying within European countries where you are limited to 20kg (44 pounds) luggage. After that you pay per kg, not per piece andit isn't cheap. There is no concept of pieces of luggage in Europe - just weight.

[joanne1]

All of the research I have done, and didn't know this :eek:. I was thinking I would just pay for the extra suitcase. Might it depend on the airline or is it straight across the board?

[nolaAlive]

All of the research I have done, and didn't know this :eek:. I was thinking I would just pay for the extra suitcase. Might it depend on the airline or is it straight across the board?

 

Transatlantic flights are still on per piece of luggage - generally you get 2 free up to 50 pounds, although Delta started charging for the second piece. This would include any connections.

 

If you are touring Europe before or after the cruise, and flying, the general rule is 20kg of luggage on flights within Europe - they don't care how many suitcases. If you are taking a train, who cares?

 

Luggage rules are on an airline by airline basis, so check with your carrier.

 

For example, here are some Alitalia guidelines:

http://www.alitalia.com/US_EN/your_travel/baggage/information/pop_exemption.htm

 

And examples of their fees:

http://www.alitalia.com/US_EN/your_travel/baggage/information/pop_extra_baggage.htm