THEME NIGHTS! How do we know what

to pack. Can we find out in advance what theme nights a certain ship might have? 50's? Western? Island wear? Please help me.

You may want to re-ask this question on the board specific to the cruiseline that you are sailing on.

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Eleven cruises so far. Up next:
Carnival Valor 10/30/05 CC Group
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The only night that I seen any one get dressed for a theme night is the Caribbean or Island night. Lots of people wore hawaain shirts. Other then that---its only the theme for dinner. You wont need to pack anything extra,

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Miracle, February 13, 2005
Legend, October 22,2004
Voyager August 31,2003
Victory September 22,2002
Regal Empress,June 2001
Sensation,August 2000

Theme nights are really a thing of the past. Most cruise lines really don't do them anymore. When I began cruising in the 70's, more people did dress for the theme, but you'll be lucky to find 10 people who dress for 50's night or western night. You might find a few more that dress in Hawaiian shirts for Island night, but even then, not even 40%.

Darcie