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We are leaving on the Ruby Princess next week and was wondering if dress Capris and a nice blouse is acceptable attire in the dining rooms on non-formal nights. It says resort casual but that can be open to interpretation. We have sailed on Carnival and NCL and it was fine, but was wondering about Princess

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You are kind of opening a can of worms here, :eek: but based on my Emerald cruise we just got off of yesterday, that will be perfectly fine. I was amazed by how casually dressed people were in the dining room. Capri's and a nice top always look nice though, and are perfectly acceptable.

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We were on the Ruby two weeks ago. I personally would say dress capris and a nice blouse would be fine for non formal nights. I did see that most folks were dressed nicely in the evenings, but I also saw few (though VERY few) guys with Jeans and t-shirts too.

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Here we go again!! We seem to be getting dress code posts at a rate of one every two days and they all seem to get a multitude of different answers. It escapes me how the OP decides what to do.

Most people just read the Princess Answer Book page 15, I believe, and make their own interpretation.

I will socially refrain from making any reccommendation.

Ron

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We are leaving on the Ruby Princess next week and was wondering if dress Capris and a nice blouse is acceptable attire in the dining rooms on non-formal nights. It says resort casual but that can be open to interpretation. We have sailed on Carnival and NCL and it was fine, but was wondering about Princess

 

Absolutely. I wear capris almost exclusively.

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On casual evenings just about anything neat & clean goes in the dining rooms -jeans included although I haven seen that many on the Ruby as on the Emerald. We ate in Sabatini'e this evening & I wore my jeans with a polo & it was aceptable. As long as your appearance is neat, nothing will be said.

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The dress code seems to be more relaxed in the Caribbean than on European cruises. I'm sure you will fit right in wearing dressy capris. However, I notice lots of women do wear dressier outfits in the evenings, so it's up to you.

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As far as dress attire, on the past 2 Princess cruises I have found that many women all wear cocktail dresses. I mean you do see some women in capri's in blouses but I wouldn't say that nobody was wearing cocktail dresses. I mean for the formal night almost all men are in full out tuxedos, so I found from my previous cruise that Princess is a little more dressier.

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