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For Freestyle dining, it's basically no jeans, t-shirts or shorts in the main dining rooms at dinner. In the evening, I wore black slacks and nice tops and my husband wore khakis and polo shirts or short sleeve button-up shirts. You may get away with jeans, but I didn't notice anyone wearing any when we went. There was 1 formal night. The women wore cocktail/evening dresses and the men were in suits/tuxes. With Freestyle, there's always the option not to dress up. If you don't want to dress up at all, you can always go to the buffet. There you can wear shorts, t-shirts, whatever. We ate at the buffet one night because we left port later in the evening and we were to tired to get dressed up and too hungry to be waited on. They also usually have a BBQ pretty much every evening if you don't want to sit down and eat - no dress code there. For breakfast and lunch, even in the main dining rooms, shorts and t-shirts are fine.

<blockquote data-quote="Skysmama" data-source="post: 727521"><p>For Freestyle dining, it's basically no jeans, t-shirts or shorts in the main dining rooms at dinner. In the evening, I wore black slacks and nice tops and my husband wore khakis and polo shirts or short sleeve button-up shirts. You may get away with jeans, but I didn't notice anyone wearing any when we went. There was 1 formal night. The women wore cocktail/evening dresses and the men were in suits/tuxes. With Freestyle, there's always the option not to dress up. If you don't want to dress up at all, you can always go to the buffet. There you can wear shorts, t-shirts, whatever.&nbsp; We ate at the buffet one night because we left port later in the evening and we were to tired to get dressed up and too hungry to be waited on.&nbsp; They also usually have a BBQ pretty much every evening if you don't want to sit down and eat - no dress code there.&nbsp; For breakfast and lunch, even in the main dining rooms, shorts and t-shirts are fine.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Skysmama, post: 727521"] For Freestyle dining, it's basically no jeans, t-shirts or shorts in the main dining rooms at dinner. In the evening, I wore black slacks and nice tops and my husband wore khakis and polo shirts or short sleeve button-up shirts. You may get away with jeans, but I didn't notice anyone wearing any when we went. There was 1 formal night. The women wore cocktail/evening dresses and the men were in suits/tuxes. With Freestyle, there's always the option not to dress up. If you don't want to dress up at all, you can always go to the buffet. There you can wear shorts, t-shirts, whatever. We ate at the buffet one night because we left port later in the evening and we were to tired to get dressed up and too hungry to be waited on. They also usually have a BBQ pretty much every evening if you don't want to sit down and eat - no dress code there. For breakfast and lunch, even in the main dining rooms, shorts and t-shirts are fine. [/QUOTE]