Three day cruise. Do all of the rules still apply?

[Mrs Nic]

Wondering about the dress code enforcement in particular. Guessing no chic night. Would love to hear your thoughts.

[leaveitallbehind]

Not sure what rules you are referring to, but there is no real dress code with Celebrity.  Other than the obvious no bathing suits, etc., in the MDR, whatever you are comfortable with is fine. Casual is typical and even if there was a chic night on a short cruise, it really is nice casual dress as you like, and no formal wear is required.  Hasn't been for a number of years.

Edited August 27 by leaveitallbehind

[Georgia_Peaches]

On our 4 night cruise there was a chic night but the attire was very mixed….mostly resort casual. 

[Mrs Nic]

Good info! I guess "rules" was a little strong. Guess I was picturing a more laid back crowd and shorts on the guys in the MDR. For me, not much changes.

[jelayne]

41 minutes ago, Mrs Nic said:

Good info! I guess "rules" was a little strong. Guess I was picturing a more laid back crowd and shorts on the guys in the MDR. For me, not much changes.

The stated dress code doesn’t change based on the length of the cruise.  How strictly it is enforced on a 3 night cruise could vary by venue.  

[cruisestitch]

3 hours ago, leaveitallbehind said:

Not sure what rules you are referring to, but there is no real dress code with Celebrity.  Other than the obvious no bathing suits, etc., in the MDR, whatever you are comfortable with is fine.

 

not so.  No shorts, no flip flops, unless you are lumping these into your “etc”

 

 

 

[hcat]

3 hours ago, Mrs Nic said:

Good info! I guess "rules" was a little strong. Guess I was picturing a more laid back crowd and shorts on the guys in the MDR. For me, not much changes.

no shorts for dinner in mdrs still applies..laid back does not change that!

Edited August 27 by hcat

[leaveitallbehind]

6 hours ago, cruisestitch said:

not so.  No shorts, no flip flops, unless you are lumping these into your “etc"

I was.  But good to clarify.