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Dress Code and Food and Beverage Changes From Celebrity
The official word has now come from Celebrity regarding changes to their food and beverage program and their new dress code. The Celebrity Web Page now has the new dress codes posted.
We’ve also attached a copy of the Celebrity Power Point presentation below that was rolled out to some of their Elite Captain’s [...]
Celebrity Eliminates Informal Dress Code
I just confirmed via Celebrity’s Captains Club customer service desk that Celebrity will be dropping their “Informal” dress code starting with sailing departing after August 1st, 2008. A seven day cruise will now feature two formal nights and 5 casual nights. Longer sailings will still have three formal nights. Previously, Celebrity had [...]
Carnival’s New Dress Code: Now Permitting Shorts In Dining Room on Casual Evenings
There is great news for all of you who prefer a more casual cruise and disappointing news for those who prefer some of the more formal traditions of cruising. Carnival has just updated their dress code to allow dress shorts in the dining room during the casual evenings. They are no [...]
NCL Adopts New Dress Code - Jeans Now OK In Dining Venues
I have updated our dress code policies page to reflect the new dress code policy put in place by NCL. Here’s the new dress code information according to NCL’s web site:
Freestyle Cruising gives you the freedom to dress as you please – morning, noon and night.
Casual attire is perfect for all restaurants during the [...]
Celebrity Website Updates Their Wording and Placement of Dress Code Policy
I have to admit, I love the Celebrity dress codes. While other cruise lines have chosen to relax their dress codes, Celebrity has chosen to maintain a more elegant atmosphere. I like to dress up when I’m on a cruise and not feel like I’m over dressed. When I did my research [...]
My New Dress Codes Made Easy Page
The most talked about item on cruise boards is the Dress Code. One of the reasons for this is that the cruise lines dont put the information up front in an easy to fine place in their marketing literature. If you are looking on line, you usually have to search the FAQ section [...]
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