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non-formal cruises?? (besides PG)
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07/28/04 04:38 AM
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Thulewx
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I loved the non-formal dress code on my recent PG and was wondering if anyone knows of other cruise on RSSC that have the occasional non-formal dress codes... I seem to remember reading about one or two - Diamond I think... 
Phil from Greenland!
NEXT CRUISE - HAL Westerdam 13
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Re: non-formal cruises?? (besides PG)
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07/28/04 06:58 AM
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Vickie
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Phil, Both Alaska & Bermuda cruises have no formal nights, and 1 or 2 informal. The rest of the nights are country club casual.
Vickie 08/02 Navigator - Alaska
Not everyone who wanders is lost - JRR Tolkein
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Re: non-formal cruises?? (besides PG)
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07/28/04 07:16 AM
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Thulewx
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Thanks! Alaska - sigh - too much like home. 
Phil from Greenland!
NEXT CRUISE - HAL Westerdam 13
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Re: non-formal cruises?? (besides PG)
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07/28/04 07:19 AM
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Vickie
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Phil I did chuckle a little when I typed "Alaska". ;) But it is beautiful.
Vickie 08/02 Navigator - Alaska
Not everyone who wanders is lost - JRR Tolkein
He who dies with the most toys -- is still dead.
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Re: non-formal cruises?? (besides PG)
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07/28/04 10:02 AM
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Phil:
Radisson has in the past offered some select non-formal cruises in the Caribbean. However, I know of none so scheduled at the moment. Wish they'd have more non-formal sailings, as it seems that the ratio of formal to non-formal sailings is much higher than customer preference would dictate, according to any "straw poll" I've seen on this subject.
Been to Alaska --- never Greenland, but I've seen pictures. Though they are both in northern areas, there are a lot of differences --- enough to make Alaska a good destination (even for you). The temperatures there are rather nice in the summer.
Thanks, Richard :) :) :)
"It's five o'clock somewhere."
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Re: non-formal cruises?? (besides PG)
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07/28/04 10:08 AM
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curiouscruiser
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Though our docs said we would have informal night(s) in Alaska, every evening was country club casual.
Sue
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Re: non-formal cruises?? (besides PG)
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07/30/04 05:55 AM
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pete
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We are sailing 8/31 to Bermuda, several posts indicate evening dress is CCC and Casual. However, other posts indicated coat n tie/cocktail dress for dinner was more the rule than the exception. Which is correct? Pete
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Re: non-formal cruises?? (besides PG)
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07/30/04 06:43 AM
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Marc
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Coat, no tie is required for informal nights to Bermuda. There will be three nights that are informal (2, 5, 6). For the ladies, it really is no different informal and CCC.
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