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When you change, do you put shorts on or long pants? In summer in the Carribean would it be too cool in the evening for shorts?

 

No, it should be warm. When we were on the Conquest last March I wore shorts all day, except when I had to dress up for the dining room, which I pretty much hated (the "dressing up", not the dining room). That said, some people are "cold" when it is 75 degrees out with a bit of a breeze, so it depends on where your comfort zone is.

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It depends if the clothes fit.

 

When some say they are uncomfortable, I read it as they have gained weight, and refuse to admit it, and are still trying to slip their rolls into something two sizes too small.

 

Business/semi-formal/formal wear is, by its nature, uncomfortable. If you're a man wearing a suit, you're looking at hard-soled shoes, wool pants and a necktie cinched around your throat. Who came up with this stuff? It has nothing to do with whether the sizes are correct.

 

I dress up because I basically feel like I have to. And as soon as that uncomfortable meal is over, I'm out of there to slip on the shorts and t-shirt. My vote would be to ditch the pretense of elegance and convert the dining rooms into something closer to a steakhouse/bar atmosphere.

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On our first cruise we stayed dressed up for the whole night and will definitely do it again this Saturday. I love getting all dolled up for the night, and my man looks great in a suit. Although he does skip the tie on the cruise since he wears one almost every day to work.

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I personally like to stay in my tux all night.

 

I love to order a martini (shaken not stirred) in my tux .... or playing in the casino. Makes me feel like James Bond for the night.:D And my wife (Bond girl) likes it too.;)

 

I see a lot of comments about women taking off their "uncomfortable formal shoes". I know my formal shoes or just as comfortable as my other shoes. Don't they make "comfortable" formal ladies shoes?:rolleyes:

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We generally stay dressed up all evening...but hate it!!!!

It's about time that ALL cruise lines copy the "resort casual" dress code, that Oceania, Azamara and others have. Imagine how that would lighten our luggage.;)

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When you change, do you put shorts on or long pants? In summer in the Carribean would it be too cool in the evening for shorts?

 

If going to a show, I opt for pants as the showrooms can be cool for me. Otherwise, shorts should be comfortable.

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I stay in my suit and tie all evening

dinner, show, dancing, casino a walk on the lido deck to get some ice cream I enjoy the evening that way the whole night doesnt matter what Im doing

It makes it a little more special something a little diferent from the norm but thats me

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