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Dress Code PG #19806 07/24/09 07:38 AM
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Our family of 4 is sailing the 10 night PG cruise that leaves 7/29. Do you think our 16 yo son will be allowed in the dining room in a polo shirt? I thought a collared shirt was all that was required, but now realize I was mistaken. We are leaving for this cruise from our vacation home on the West Coast and he packed mostly casual clothing, His buttoned shirt are hanging in his closet in PA.

My husband and I sailed this cruise in 2004 and I remember it being very casual. I read the "new dress code" thread above and the light went off in my head.

Also- do we need nicer clothes for the alternative restaurants?

Thanks for any help/suggestions!

Nancy

Re: Dress Code PG #19807 07/24/09 09:52 AM
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You will be fine, believe me!

I did not find that the alternative dining rooms had a different ambience as far as dress.


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Re: Dress Code PG #19808 07/24/09 05:21 PM
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Thanks Wandra for the reply. It really eases my mind. I konw you are a "prolific" PG sailor!

Nancy


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