T-Shirts Not Allowed in Main Restaurant?

[hcat]

Hey..another dress code thread.! Just what we've been waiting for...

 

I think they mean sleeveless  men's tees.  Some  look .like underwear with ribbing..hairy armpits..

 

Don't see much of that on X .  Always quite a few  first day in buffet on Royal C...ugh!  Diff crowd!

 

Tee shirts with port logos, team logos , etc are worn during the day... nightime for casual night.try a collared polo or casual mens shirt with buttons...

[hcat]

On 5/13/2011 at 10:31 AM, Miss UK said:

 

 

If there is a policy about being covered in ink, then my husband will be thrown overboard, because he is covered!!

 

Thank you everybody for all your posts, replies, thoughts and comments on this matter. I think that for breakfast and dinner as long as you are covered appropriately and are clean, neat and tidy then there is no cause to complain. I am on my holiday, I want to relax and of course it will be hot so I am not going to be wearing my ballgown for either of these two meals. Dinner is different. Where ever we are on our holidays we always dress smart/casual and I would not entertain wearing a t-shirt or shorts to dinner, even in the buffet. The rule of not wearing t-shirts especially to breakfast or dinner is extreme. If I came in just wearing my bikini then I would understand the complaints and being asked to leave the restaurant but a t-shirt, the attire most people wear on their holidays to me is perfectly acceptable. And hey, rules are there to be broken! x

 

Rules and guides are there to be followed..not broken...this is a cruise ship not a protest march!

[WestLakeGirl]

Is it groundhog day already?

Edited June 20, 2019 by WestLakeGirl

[Charles4515]

8 hours ago, AidenL said:

I’ve seen teeshirts, baseball caps and shorts in the MDR in the evening on the Alaska cruise we are in on Solstice at the moment.

 

it would seem that the dress code had been totally discarded. 

 

Is there some particular reason you are reviving every old dress code thread. You have posted the same thing at least three times already. Geeze, get a life.

[AidenL]

Posted here in error on my part. Didn’t see how to delete my post in all fairness. 

 

No no agenda on my part, merely commenting. 

 

Seems to be be a level of aggression in some responses which aren’t justified,and which  my error in posting doesn’t require.

[AidenL]

Posted here in error on my part. Didn’t see how to delete my post in all fairness. 

 

No no agenda on my part, merely commenting. 

 

Seems to be be a level of aggression in some responses which aren’t justified,and which  my error in posting doesn’t require.

[Mynki]

6 minutes ago, AidenL said:

Posted here in error on my part. Didn’t see how to delete my post in all fairness. 

 

No no agenda on my part, merely commenting. 

 

Seems to be be a level of aggression in some responses which aren’t justified,and which  my error in posting doesn’t require.

Welcome to Cruise Critic. Some people do think they own the line. ;)

Did you raise your concerns with the maitre 'd? Chemmo posted an educated guess but ultimately no one on these boards can answer your question with any certainty. I'd be interested to hear any comments the onboard staff may have said to you. 

[AidenL]

On 6/20/2019 at 4:09 PM, Mynki said:

Welcome to Cruise Critic. Some people do think they own the line. ;)

Did you raise your concerns with the maitre 'd? Chemmo posted an educated guess but ultimately no one on these boards can answer your question with any certainty. I'd be interested to hear any comments the onboard staff may have said to you. 

Morning ! 

 

Just home. No, I didn't raise them to be honest. I was with my wife and her Dad, and I'm not a natural complainer. Its more an observation and a feeling of disappointment which caused me to post here, and to erroneously resurrect a few old threads. 

 

I accept that its something that happens, some people not complying with rules, and indeed getting satisfaction from that also. I can't say I saw it on our previous cruises in Europe, that's not to say it wasn't there. I do think the dress code on Alaska cruises seems to be looser. 

 

Great Celebrity staff in the MDR and super food, so that more than made up for the tee shorts and shorts ! 

[dkjretired]

30 minutes ago, AidenL said:

Morning ! 

 

Just home. No, I didn't raise them to be honest. I was with my wife and her Dad, and I'm not a natural complainer. Its more an observation and a feeling of disappointment which caused me to post here, and to erroneously resurrect a few old threads. 

 

I accept that its something that happens, some people not complying with rules, and indeed getting satisfaction from that also. I can't say I saw it on our previous cruises in Europe, that's not to say it wasn't there. I do think the dress code on Alaska cruises seems to be looser. 

 

Great Celebrity staff in the MDR and super food, so that more than made up for the tee shorts and shorts ! 

 

Just so you know you can't delete a post on your own, only the moderators can do that.  The only thing you can do is edit and wipe out everything you wrote and leave a comment like sorry or accident. 

[gimletgal]

On 6/20/2019 at 7:56 AM, hcat said:

Hey..another dress code thread.! Just what we've been waiting for...

 

However, this one is ONLY 8 years old!!! 

[miched]

I have always worn a tee shirt and boxer shorts dining in the  MDR.   How do they know what I am wearing under my clothing?  🤔  

 

Am I supposed to go Commando?

 

happy cruising 🌊🚢🇺🇸🌅

Edited June 23, 2019 by miched

[TxCityKat]

On ‎6‎/‎23‎/‎2019 at 6:28 AM, dkjretired said:

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Edited June 26, 2019 by TxCityKat
Typo due to fat fingers & skinny keys!