Specialty restaurant dress code

[trihawks1]

We will be on Freedom in a week and have purchased the BOGO dining package for the first two nights. The first night is casual in MDR and I believe night 2 is formal. Just trying to decide what to pack in our carry on for the first night specialty restaurant as we may or may not receive luggage in time.

 

 

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[davekathy]

We will be on Freedom in a week and have purchased the BOGO dining package for the first two nights. The first night is casual in MDR and I believe night 2 is formal. Just trying to decide what to pack in our carry on for the first night specialty restaurant as we may or may not receive luggage in time.

 

 

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Smart casual every night in the specialty restaurants.

[Clarea]

We will be on Freedom in a week and have purchased the BOGO dining package for the first two nights. The first night is casual in MDR and I believe night 2 is formal. Just trying to decide what to pack in our carry on for the first night specialty restaurant as we may or may not receive luggage in time.

The cruise line suggests smart casual every night at specialty restaurants, but the reality is that you can wear whatever you want.

[tennislvr8]

Unless it's changed there is no dress code on the first night because of the luggage delivery.

 

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[pinkandgreenmom]

On Navigator last week we saw everything from suits to tshirts/shorts/flip flops in the specialty restaurants.

[Husky1987]

We dressed smart casual for dinner in Giovanni’s on Adventure on formal night and sat next to people in shorts...no biggie.

[leaveitallbehind]

As mentioned the first night anything is OK due to luggage delivery times. Every other night the Specialty Restaurants are smart casual, regardless of whether or not it is a recommended formal night in the MDR. (Which is only a recommendation there as well and not enforced).

[Redrobo]

We will be on Freedom in a week and have purchased the BOGO dining package for the first two nights. The first night is casual in MDR and I believe night 2 is formal. Just trying to decide what to pack in our carry on for the first night specialty restaurant as we may or may not receive luggage in time.

 

 

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Visit the venue on boarding, you can change to 2nd and 3rd night if you wish.

[George C]

Couple on Navigator in shorts and t-shirt, wish RCCL had some standards

[Punchy]

Ripped jeans are required.

[trihawks1]

Wow thanks for the quick replies. We have two young adults (32) traveling with us so that is why I was wondering about the dress code. Me planned on docker type slacks with polo shirts for the 3 men. I know the dress code/what cruisers end up wearing has changed a lot since our last cruise so that's why I was checking. Thank you everyone for the info.

 

 

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[Husky1987]

Wow thanks for the quick replies. We have two young adults (32) traveling with us so that is why I was wondering about the dress code. Me planned on docker type slacks with polo shirts for the 3 men. I know the dress code/what cruisers end up wearing has changed a lot since our last cruise so that's why I was checking. Thank you everyone for the info.

 

 

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You'll be fine :) Enjoy your cruise.

[exercisemama]

Visit the venue on boarding, you can change to 2nd and 3rd night if you wish.

 

We tried to switch our BOGO night so we wouldn't miss the first formal night on our recent AOS sailing. Neither restaurant would let us switch night!

Our luggage never arrived before dinner, so we were very casual.