"Bill C" wrote in message
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> Jean O'Boyle wrote:
>> "Bill C" wrote in message
>> news:T05gg.834$9c7.646@trnddc06...
>>> Lee,
>>> On Princess they have anytime dining where you can dine when you want
>>> but you still must adhere to the suggested dress code for the evening.
>>
>> Bill, are you saying that you must wear a tux or dark suit even in the
>> buffet area?
>> I'm curious as I've been on Princess many times but have always eaten in
>> the dining room on formal nights.
>>
>> --Jean
> No of course not. But if you eat in the anytime dining rooms you have to
> dress as if you were in the traditional dining areas.
> I was commenting on Lee's statement...."If you stick with the mass market
> lines, you'll still encounter formal
> evenings. Two of the cruiselines, NCL and Princess, offer a more
> relaxed dining option, giving you the opportunity to dine when and
> where you want, and with no suggested dress code (there are optional
> formal evenings)."
>
> Bill
>
I've recently been on Princess, Carnival and NCL and the ones who didn't
bother to dress formally (I doubt if half of them had even changed) on
"formal" nights far outnumbered the ones who did. In fact I felt quite out
of place in a tux and my wife refused to wear a long dress for any of the
2nd formal nights.
Quite a shame I think personally
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