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2 minutes ago, work4cruising said:

I haven't cruised rccl in warm weather in a while, can my dh wear nice shorts and a polo shirt.

 

Yes, there is no strictly enforced dress code, merely recommendations. MDR dress has gotten more and more relaxed over the years. You'll see plenty of pants and polos even on formal night. Shorts are not a big deal.

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6 minutes ago, bucfan2 said:

Once this thread is locked, start one on tipping, followed by one on chair hogs.

I agree.....it's like it will never end and don't forget, the topic of buying little goody bags for the staff like they are kids.

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Even on 'formal' night a couple of weeks ago, there were quite a few shorts (and not even 'nice' shorts in some instances) amongst all the folks in their suits and gowns.  To each his own but there were some up turned noses at the guys (and gals) wearing shorts.  It was a sight to behold.  Best entertainment around.

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1 hour ago, davekathy said:

...and can I use my kids drinks that are loaded on their SeaPass card. 

Here is what happens, one starts early and uses all their drinks on there SeaPass and starts on another person's Seapass.  Once dining rolls around they forget they still have their shorts on and it's formal night!  Off to the MDR they go. They have a great meal so they pull out a pile of $2 bills for an extra large tip, so large they lay some on the table next to them too.  As they are leaving they ask the staff if there is anything they can gift 🎁 them the next night.  At this point they are worn out and head to the casino for a cigar! 

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As they head to bed they discover their passport is about to expire. 😆
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31 minutes ago, Ozark_Kid said:

Here is what happens, one starts early and uses all their drinks on there SeaPass and starts on another person's Seapass.  Once dining rolls around they forget they still have their shorts on and it's formal night!  Off to the MDR they go. They have a great meal so they pull out a pile of $2 bills for an extra large tip, so large they lay some on the table next to them too.  As they are leaving they ask the staff if there is anything they can gift 🎁 them the next night.  At this point they are worn out and head to the casino for a cigar! 

 

Sounds like a perfect day to me. Except before heading to the casino, I  would lay out few towels to reserve several poolside loungers for the next day for when I roll out of bed at 1 pm. Which reminds me to get extra towels to hold a few empty "buffer" chairs to use as tables and to make sure there aren't people sitting too close to me.

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47 minutes ago, yogimax said:

No need to shame the OP.  Not everyone spends hours on CC.

It's not shaming...just having some fun.  Not to mention that a quick search would yield several similar threads.  Lighten up or scroll past...it's a rather simple choice.

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22 minutes ago, bucfan2 said:

It's not shaming...just having some fun.  Not to mention that a quick search would yield several similar threads.  Lighten up or scroll past...it's a rather simple choice.

A fairly new poster so play nice....and the "search" option doesn't always work.

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5 hours ago, work4cruising said:

I haven't cruised rccl in warm weather in a while, can my dh wear nice shorts and a polo shirt.

Your hubby can wear sport shorts and a t-shirt if he so desires. Save the nice shorts and polo shirt for formal nights. 

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1 hour ago, yogimax said:

No need to shame the OP.  Not everyone spends hours on CC.

Don't need to spend HOURS. 

15 minutes a day, 3-4 days a week, for a month or so gives you the answer to most of these repeat questions.

 

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Plain and simply: it's your vacation enjoy and don't sweat the little things

like if shorts will offend someone. If your comfortable and your DH is comfortable

enjoy your dinner, breakfast or lunch which ever you choose to eat in the MDR.

Remember you paid for this vacation.

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9 hours ago, work4cruising said:

I haven't cruised rccl in warm weather in a while, can my dh wear nice shorts and a polo shirt.

 

Yes, that's perfect. That's what I wear also. PK (pre-kids) I wore a suit, but luggage space and time to get ready for dinner prevent me from suiting up. I feel perfectly comfortable in the MDR wearing a nice short and a polo or relaxed button down shirt.

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