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Jan Oct 24th, 2000 06:39 PM

Dress Code
 
Cruising w/o 12/17/00 -- should I buy a suit or sports jacket for 10 yr. old son. He'll never wear it again. Thanks for your input.

Marilyn Oct 24th, 2000 06:50 PM

Jan, I'm sorry I don't know what the w/o is. Dress codes depend on the various ships. I really don't think you need a jacket for your son though. You might have him wear a tie if your whip has formal nights. Either that or a collarless dress shirt would work fine. Have a fun cruise.

Cruisin Oct 25th, 2000 11:08 AM

When we went on a cruise with my then 14 year old son -- I went to Salvation Army and bought him a barely used Brooks Brothers sports coat for $7.00. Might try that...

Jan Oct 25th, 2000 11:35 AM

Sorry for confusion -- w/o = week of. Also, we'll be cruising to the western Caribbean on Royal Caribbean's Enchantment of the Sea. Thanks! Jan

Fran Oct 25th, 2000 04:39 PM

<BR>Since RCCL is not on the list of formal cruises, would not advise buying your son something he will never wear again. A long sleeve short will be fine. <BR>Have a wonderful cruise!

Simone Roisman Oct 25th, 2000 04:54 PM

We travelled this year on Century (Celebrity-cruises) with our 8 ys old son. Jackets or ties are not needed for boys on formal nights. Even some adults were not using them. <BR>Enjoy yr cruise!

JAN Oct 26th, 2000 06:43 PM

THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR YOUR ADVISE!!

WEBster Jan 20th, 2001 03:45 PM

JAN.. we're gonna be on that same cruise and we don't want no young whipper-snapper going around in camoflage pants or thug-wear. Buy your Son a Tuxedo and see to it he never takes it off!

Greg Gallagher Feb 7th, 2001 09:20 AM

Dress Code, what dress code! The brochures show these elegantly dressed people in all their pictures. They elude to the idea that RCCL is of higher caliber. I have seen better dressed people at soup kitchens. People were walking around in cut-off jeans, wife beater t-shirts, and a whole lot more. If you like to dress down on your vacation and could care less if the guy next to you looks like a pig. You'll love RCCL.

WEBster Feb 12th, 2001 07:54 PM

I just returned from RCCL Rhapsody of the Seas cruise to Mexico. As regards "dress code", there are Suggestions as to what to wear. Note; only suggestions. However, for the "dress-up" dinners one might feel completely out of place dressed badly. Most men wore either a tuxedo, a suit, sports-coat. Tuxedos seem to be worn less often yet many men do wear them. <BR> --As has been said, "Don't worry if you're not dressed appropriately, other people will be".


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