Cruise Formal Nights

[beastboy]

Oh baby never - don't you worry smooshy.

There is just a general dislike of cruise ship people here, and then to hear people talk about how they are going to be voluntarily paying to join that group makes me cringe a bit.

Screw you, Asswipe! Screw you!

 

[Y_lifter]

I had real fun on my cruises, so I must Suck...

love me anyway ?

 

[NoDaddyNo]

I love everyone. Except most people.

 

[Y_lifter]

Good , as I'm not a people..

 

[LiLady11]

I went on a cruise to Bermuda a few years ago and had a blast... I was also only 13!! I do remember everyone being dressed to the nines for the formal night. Some men even wore tuxes. But a real nice suit and tie should do it.

 

[Y_lifter]

I went on a cruise to Bermuda a few years ago and had a blast... I was also only 13!! I do remember everyone being dressed to the nines for the formal night. Some men even wore tuxes. But a real nice suit and tie should do it.

Good thing for you that you did not go there as a 13 year old now.

Not with NDN living there...

 

[john937]

I just got back from a cruise last week, and on formal night there were two groups in the Grand Dining room:
Those dressed appropriately, and those who weren't but either didn't care or didn't know the difference.
Of the 2000 passengers, apparently 50 of them think Bola ties and a vest constitues formal wear.
(cruises out of Galveston are mostly Texas/Oklahoma cowboy/redneck/NRA/AARP crowd).
I'm glad I took Paulos suggestion to wear my "undertaker drag" dark blue pinstripe suit,
cause the rest of my table was wearing tux or white dinner jacket.

Recommendation: buy your table a bottle of wine ($35-$50).
It makes you a hero to the people you're dining with all week.
Others will hopefully do the same on following nites and you'll have dinner wine all week (not included in cruise price).