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Mariner-March 26th #40323 02/25/04 10:52 AM
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Would like some advise from the experts.
We are sailing on the Mar 26th Mariner through the panama and on the CC board it was mentioned that there are 3 formal nights can anyone let me know for sure. Our paperwork hasn't arrived and I guess that it will be spelled out in there but would like to start planning.
Also my husband doesn't like being dressed up so on all other cruises he has dressed for dinner and then after dinner he has changed into something comfortable is this acceptable on RSSC?
Thanks for your help

Re: Mariner-March 26th #40324 02/25/04 01:03 PM
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Not sure about the number of formal nights on your cruise, but as far as changing after dinner...I doubt you will get any comments from passengers but I have seen people turned away from public rooms by staff (such as shows and certainly dinner) if they did meet the dress requirements. The dress code is usually a shipwide (except for suites) "suggestion" (read as strong request) for the entire evening, not simply just for dinner.


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Thanks Michael. I will let my husband know about the strong suggestion. He will just have to leave on his suit, tux for the whole evening.


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