Casual attire in Crown Grill on formal night?

[sclark68]

Not having read the entire forum, I don't know if I can confirm that this was been answered a gazillion times. In fact, if it had been answered a gazillion times, I see no reason to answer it again, as a gazillion is not an actual number.

 

But let's be a little more realistic, and assume it has been answered 50 times (maybe 100). I thought the purpose of an internet discussion board was to ask questions. Some may want to take the time to read through and verify if their question was asked before, some may want to simply ask it and come back in an hour and read the answers. If your fingers are numb from responding to the same question "a gazillion times" I suggest you simply don't answer it.

If you've read everything there is to read on these boards over and over, I question why you still stick around.

If you can't make other guests feel welcome, or offer informative replies, why troll around insulting and harshly and rudely putting people down.

 

I agree, I'm cruising for the first time in March and I'm here to learn - I have no idea what's been asked before, or on what thread, or whatever.

[Lucky TGO]

It’s true you don’t have to.

Tony

[land lover]

Didn't read the thread, except the 1st post.....and then noticed the date..

 

OP is all I can say..is you called Princess and then want to verify it here:D:D:D:loudcry:

[pris993]

no one cares what you where anymore... we go to the Crown Grill on formal nights especially and do dress formal.. and could care less what anyone else wears.

[voljeep]

long sleeve shirt - with collar

shorts

echo sandals

 

formal night in Crown Grill perfectly acceptable