Elegant NT - 1st seatting in MDR; Cruise Casual 2nd??

[jwjax]

I admit I only did a brief search, but has this idea, or a similar one, been in any of the forums? ....on any cruise line? :)

 

Elegant Night

 

1st seating in MDR; Cruise Elegant??

 

2nd seating in MDR - Cruise Casual??

 

Or some version in different dining venues?

 

The reason I ask is that most of the cruises I have been on, the MDR always seemed to have a mix of each at both seating's:confused::)?

[sid_9169]

On Carnival, the first night is always cruise casual. (both early and late seating) The second night is usually cruise elegant. (both early and late)

[tef43]

 

The reason I ask is that most of the cruises I have been on, the MDR always seemed to have a mix of each at both seating's:confused::)?

Which is due mostly to the fact that Carnival does not ENFORCE their dress code, which is actually more of just a "suggestion."

[Sixtytwo]

Since the early and late seatings is more to accommodate the number of passenger that need to be fed, it would be a stretch to offer casual in one seating and elegant in the other. Once assigned, you really don't have the option of switching times.

[S.S.Oceanlover]

I admit I only did a brief search, but has this idea, or a similar one, been in any of the forums? ....on any cruise line? :)

 

Elegant Night

 

1st seating in MDR; Cruise Elegant??

 

2nd seating in MDR - Cruise Casual??

 

Or some version in different dining venues?

 

The reason I ask is that most of the cruises I have been on, the MDR always seemed to have a mix of each at both seating's:confused::)?

Never heard of anything like that on any cruise I've ever been on.

 

Bill

 

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[Tlauden]

Cruise casual every night works. They don't really enforce any dress codes which is great.

[Crusin Hogs]

Cruise casual every night works. They don't really enforce any dress codes which is great.

 

I agree with you ..

[easyboy]

The reason I ask is that most of the cruises I have been on, the MDR always seemed to have a mix of each at both seating's:confused::)?

Because of the choices given by Carnival:

Cruise Elegant Dress Code

 

• Men: dress slacks, dress shirts, and we also suggest a sport coat; men may also wish to wear a suit and tie or tuxedo
  
• Women: Cocktail dresses, pantsuits, elegant skirts and blouses; ladies may also wish to wear an evening gown
  

[rjrpar]

I admit I only did a brief search, but has this idea, or a similar one, been in any of the forums? ....on any cruise line? :)

 

Elegant Night

 

1st seating in MDR; Cruise Elegant??

 

2nd seating in MDR - Cruise Casual??

 

Or some version in different dining venues?

 

The reason I ask is that most of the cruises I have been on, the MDR always seemed to have a mix of each at both seating's:confused::)?

 

Really a bad idea for many reasons. Have you been on a Carnival ship lately, they can't even enforce one dress code.