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When I was on Carnival last year they still have formal night dining. People were pretty "gussied up", I remember!And the windjammer, even though they might not have "formal nights", folks seem to be very well dressed anyway, even when they claim to be "dressed casually"!I don't get all dressed up for formal night -- mainly because I don't have formal clothes, and cruise so seldom that it isn't worth it for me to buy anything. But I DO get dressed as classy as possible (silk blouse, silk trousers), given that I use a wheechair...I've never really felt out of place. And there have been folks around me even less "dressed up" than I.But you can indeed go to the buffets in more casual clothes -- nobody there really notices. I couldn't imagine carrying your own tray around, dressed formally!
When I was on Carnival last year they still have formal night dining. People were pretty "gussied up", I remember!
And the windjammer, even though they might not have "formal nights", folks seem to be very well dressed anyway, even when they claim to be "dressed casually"!
I don't get all dressed up for formal night -- mainly because I don't have formal clothes, and cruise so seldom that it isn't worth it for me to buy anything. But I DO get dressed as classy as possible (silk blouse, silk trousers), given that I use a wheechair...
I've never really felt out of place. And there have been folks around me even less "dressed up" than I.
But you can indeed go to the buffets in more casual clothes -- nobody there really notices. I couldn't imagine carrying your own tray around, dressed formally!
