(Photo by Cunard Line; Photo Caption: Model passengers down a pint with lunch at Queen Mary 2's Golden Lion Pub)
Every cruise is different. One thing they all share is allowing you to bring your stuff on board - and leave it there. No carting it from hotel to hotel. It can stay organized in your cabin from your first day aboard.
But what do you bring?
Certainly clothes to relax in, though many cruises enjoin you to pull out some evening wear (which is always fun!) for the more formal dinners and events.
Frommers.com just posted this helpful article - "Cruise Ship Dress Codes: What To Weat at Sea."
It goes through the history of cruise dress code and what it has currently evolved into. Daytime is pretty casual, and many other cruiselines - especially the family-style ones - don't require the same fancy dress as was common.
The article also considers weather (e.g. Caribbean vs. Alaska cruises) and talks about tux rentals. Check it out for more info!
I believe that ultimately, you should dress for you - that is, comfortable and fun. And there's something kind of nice about getting dolled up for a fancy dinner with your loved one - certainly not something we get to do everyday!
For anymore questions about cruise dress codes, or to book your next cruise, contact us at Regal Cruises & Travel!
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