British Isles Patters Regal

[karylrocks]

I recently returned from the May 8 Regal 12-night British Isles cruise. Posting the Patters in case it helps anyone with their planning.

Patters_0.pdf

[matamanoa]

Thank you for the patters.  Very helpful!

 

Barb

[Tedferg]

Thanks, interesting, one night is shown as 'Formal' and another as 'Dress to Impress'. Is there a difference between Formal nights?

[Ron the Rev]

Sometimes there's a White and Gold and a formal. Never heard of Dress to impress before.

[MissP22]

21 hours ago, karylrocks said:

I recently returned from the May 8 Regal 12-night British Isles cruise. Posting the Patters in case it helps anyone with their planning.

Patters_0.pdf 19.09 MB · 59 downloads

Thanks, interesting. 

[hunt182644]

Dress to impress, perhaps it means you cannot dine nakeee.😃😁.

[karylrocks]

On 5/28/2023 at 3:23 AM, Ron the Rev said:

Sometimes there's a White and Gold and a formal. Never heard of Dress to impress before.

Dress to Impress was the White and Gold.

[Jeter02]

Dress to impress is just another way of saying a formal night. But dressed as fancy as you'd like or more on the smart casual side whatever your most comfortable with. Princesses switched over to the dress to impress nights since the restart.

[voljeep]

12 minutes ago, Jeter02 said:

Dress to impress is just another way of saying a formal night. But dressed as fancy as you'd like or more on the smart casual side whatever your most comfortable with. Princesses switched over to the dress to impress nights since the restart.

our local "Winghouse" has dress to impress nights... I'm all for it on Princess 

[Jeter02]

Just now, voljeep said:

our local "Winghouse" has dress to impress nights... I'm all for it on Princess 

Love it!

[SargassoPirate]

On 5/28/2023 at 8:13 AM, hunt182644 said:

Dress to impress, perhaps it means you cannot dine nakeee.😃😁.

Some folks like to impress others alright.

Ballcap on backwards, a wife-beater, and shorts in the MDR sure do make an impression.

 

Seen it   

 

 Just sayin'

[MissP22]

18 hours ago, Jeter02 said:

Dress to impress is just another way of saying a formal night. But dressed as fancy as you'd like or more on the smart casual side whatever your most comfortable with. Princesses switched over to the dress to impress nights since the restart.

Whatever that would like to title it, as long as they provide some better food on those nights and don't force people to dress up to eat in the DR, I'm all for it. 😁

[hunt182644]

Ball cap on forward or backward has always been one of my pet peeves. Unless of course if you are in the local dive bar, then nakee may be acceptable.😆

[1160451]

As first time Princess Cruisers from the UK, our eyes were certainly opened to the majority of Passenger's interpretation of “dress to impress” on our recent Regal Cruise round the UK. 😂