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- Life aboard a cruise ship is
generally laid-back and casual.
Pack for comfort.
- Footwear should include
walking/running shoes and, if
you're headed some place warm,
sandals.
- Most ships have exercise
facilities and classes. If you
plan on working out, don't
forget gym clothes and shoes.
- Even when cruising warm
weather destinations, consider
packing a sweater/sweatshirt,
water repellant jacket and hat.
- Though most dining areas on
larger ships have a dress code,
not all do. Options outside of
the main dining room, such as a
pizzeria or buffet, will
generally allow t-shirts, jeans
and shorts.
- When the dress code for a
dining area is described as
"casual," plan to dress in
"golf" attire. T-shirts, jeans
and shorts are not allowed.
- When the dress code for a
dining area is described as
"informal," plan to dress
"business casual". Women
generally wear dresses or
pantsuits, while men usually
wear lightweight jackets.
- When the dress code for a
dining area is described as
"formal," women should be
prepared to wear cocktail
dresses or gowns, while men
should consider wearing business
suits or tuxedos (though not
required).
- Most ships that have formal
events offer tuxedo rental
onboard, eliminating the hassle
of packing one.
- Almost every ship has
laundry service (including dry
cleaning), but the tab can add
up. Consider bringing a small
amount of detergent for washing
clothes in your own cabin.
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