Canadagal:

Just to clear things up, I personally have NEVER seen anyone in the dining room in the evening who was not dressed "to code" on a Radisson ship. On formal nights, all men had tuxes or dark suit and tie. On informal nights, all men wore jackets, some with and some without ties. And I don't suggest it be otherwise as far as following the code in the dining room is concerned.

After dinner on formal nights, however, I have seen men dressed to the informal dress code out and about. They apparently dined in an alternative restaurant, and did not change from informal to formal to go to the show. Nothing was said or done about this, and it did not bother me at all. I merely pointed this out as part of my observation that men on Radisson seem to prefer (in practice) the informal dress code ---- even on casual nights!

Thanks
Richard :) :) :)


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