Formal Night on Final Night?

[57eric]

Would Princess ever schedule a formal night on the final night of a cruise?  My brain tells me "Of course not", but can someone reassure me?

[antmaril]

I don’t think so.  Our last night was a sea day, but formal night was the night before.  We were in port until 4:00 p.m.  We had plenty of time to get ready.  

[PacnGoNow]

10 minutes ago, 57eric said:

Would Princess ever schedule a formal night on the final night of a cruise?  My brain tells me "Of course not", but can someone reassure me?

No.  Never had that happen.  

[MissP22]

I doubt it would occur but considering the way people dress lately, it really wouldn't make much difference anyway. 

[guy01]

Wouldn't happen because it would create problems with people packing their bags on the evening while still leaving enough time for the crew to pick them up for departure.

[Lady Arwen]

Nope, never, ever.

[mahasamatman]

They would never do it because they know people have to pack.

[memoak]

I have never seen that in 60 cruises since 1992

[KreinKrunker]

2 hours ago, Lady Arwen said:

Nope, never, ever.

Agree.

[cruise4mom]

 O as every passenger needs to pack their suitcase and have it outside the door that night. 

[57eric]

Thanks for the responses.

[Steelers36]

8 hours ago, 57eric said:

Would Princess ever schedule a formal night on the final night of a cruise?  My brain tells me "Of course not", but can someone reassure me?

No way.

[beshears]

We are to do the Regal the 25th of this month, for a 7 day cruise. The cruise starts/ends on Sunday. The first formal night is Monday night which is a sea day, and the last formal "dress to impress" night is on Friday.

[rbtan]

On 2/5/2024 at 4:24 PM, 57eric said:

Would Princess ever schedule a formal night on the final night of a cruise?  My brain tells me "Of course not", but can someone reassure me?

No they do not. Too many pax want to get their packing done.

[startedwithamouse]

Never.

[PrincessBuffy]

I've seen them use the port day with the earliest "All Aboard" time as a formal night if your 2nd sea day is the last day.

[Rick&Jeannie]

I think we've pretty well beaten this dead horse....