clothes for MDR and specialty restaurants

[ewildcat7]

We are leaving on our cruise a week from tomorrow, so we are starting to think about what we want to pack.  Is there a dress code for the MDR and/or the specialty restaurants?  As we are going to Alaska, I don't plan on packing shorts, but is jeans and a t-shirt ok?  Does it have to be slacks and a collared shirt?

[Crew News]

Daily shipboard wear in Alaska is t-shirts, jeans, sweatshirts, and lots of flannel for chilly mornings.

 

The MDR does not allow shorts, distressed jeans, or offensive t-shirts.  Gala Nights require polo shirts and slacks for males.  The latter is the normal attire for Specialty Restaurants, too.

Edited July 10, 2022 by Crew News

[CruiserBruce]

There is a dress code, but it's not tough. It's disheveled frequently,  and explained on the website. Take a look around. 

[VMax1700]

There is information on page 10 of your boarding pass regarding clothing.

[DaveOKC]

11 hours ago, Crew News said:

Daily shipboard wear in Alaska is t-shirts, jeans, sweatshirts, and lots of flannel for chilly mornings.

 

The MDR does not allow shorts, distressed jeans, or offensive t-shirts.  Gala Nights require polo shirts and slacks for males.  The latter is the normal attire for Specialty Restaurants, too.

Great comment and basically what I follow.  Of course, suits, tuxes and sport coats are often found (but not required) on Gala Nights and in specialty restaurants.