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  1. Thanks for the replies - I'm not too worried about what others think though I plan on being respectful. IMO a shirt and tie is approriate attire but I just wanted to get an idea of what I should expect. These repsonses helped. It is obvious that many folks enjoy to dress up for dinner but I'm sure there are an equal number that find it to be a hassel. Especially if the expectation is a full suit or tux. My only problem with this is that if I choose not to go to the formal dinner I don't get the Lobster or Prime Rib. If they provided a less formal area to get the same food then I have no problem with the formal dress code being strictly respected. Thanks again - not much longer till the big day. Everyone at work is sick as a dog. I have a giant stack of disinfectant pads in my office! Nobody is touching my mouse, keyboard or phone without a thorough cleaning afterwards.
  2. Hi All: I am taking my first cruise in two weeks on the VOS. I am interested in some additional informtion regarding the formal dress code. I have no intentions of dressing sloppy for these nights though I don't really want to spend $100 on a sport coat or even more for a suit when I don't really have a need for one. Is it acceptable to wear dress pants with a shirt and a tie? Even if I were wearing a suit I would take the coat off when I was eating anyway so why can't I just arrive minus the coat? Any input is appreciated. For those who have experience with crusing - is it unusal to see people without a sport coat or suit and simply wearing shirt and tie? Thanks Larry
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