Dress code on Captains night

[Luminated67]

Hi, was wondering what actually is acceptable regarding dress code on either Captains night or generally eating in the dining room.

 

Can you get away with wearing a short sleeved shirt?

[dolfan1980]

Hi, was wondering what actually is acceptable regarding dress code on either Captains night or generally eating in the dining room.

 

 

 

Can you get away with wearing a short sleeved shirt?

 

 

 

Most certainly you can. On our cruise this week it seemed that pants were suggested, but really nothing enforced in terms of a dress code. Significantly different dining room from our last royal cruise in 2010. Table next to us had two guys in golf shirts and ball caps at dinner.

 

 

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[Luminated67]

Most certainly you can. On our cruise this week it seemed that pants were suggested, but really nothing enforced in terms of a dress code. Significantly different dining room from our last royal cruise in 2010. Table next to us had two guys in golf shirts and ball caps at dinner.

 

 

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I personally hate wearing a jacket so was hoping that just a shirt and tie would be enough. As for my disabled son we were thinking a short sleeved shirt would be ok but will probably pack a regular shirt just in case.

[papaflamingo]

I personally hate wearing a jacket so was hoping that just a shirt and tie would be enough. As for my disabled son we were thinking a short sleeved shirt would be ok but will probably pack a regular shirt just in case.

That will be fine. In fact a shirt and tie will be more dressy than many. You'll see everything from tuxes to t-shirts on formal night.

[dolfan1980]

I personally hate wearing a jacket so was hoping that just a shirt and tie would be enough. As for my disabled son we were thinking a short sleeved shirt would be ok but will probably pack a regular shirt just in case.

 

 

 

You'll be fine. We had I'd say 3% tuxes, 2% suits with tie, 15% suit no tie, 60% smart casual and 20% other. My autistic son wore a 'nice' t-shirt with no logos on it and was as well dressed as most kids.

 

 

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