Is it true there is a clothing-optional Deck on all AIDA cruises?
I'm aware that the post is old, but anyway, maybe the answer will help somebody:
There is no clothing OPTIONAL area, but all AIDA ships have a special nude area.
Additionally you should be aware that sauna on these ships means sauna the German way: nude.
And nude does really mean nude here. It is not just topless, but naked. Everybody visiting either the sauna or the (secluded!) nude area wearing full clothing, bathrobes or too many towels wrapped around him-/herself is going to be frowned upon by the other (of course naked) guests.
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I'm aware that the post is old, but anyway, maybe the answer will help somebody:
There is no clothing OPTIONAL area, but all AIDA ships have a special nude area.
Additionally you should be aware that sauna on these ships means sauna the German way: nude.
And nude does really mean nude here. It is not just topless, but naked. Everybody visiting either the sauna or the (secluded!) nude area wearing full clothing, bathrobes or too many towels wrapped around him-/herself is going to be frowned upon by the other (of course naked) guests.