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I should clarify....they suggest "all passengers observe the dress of the day in public rooms in keepng with the ambience"....referring to the main areas, such as lounges, casino and shows and restaurant. Like Diana said, they are many areas you can go in jeans, especially poolside or informal dining area. They simply ask you refrain from walking through the casino or lounges during formal or informal evenings in jeans. In all honesty, it's one of the things I like best about Celebrity. It's not stuffy, I ALWAYS party and have fun, but it adheres to the old traditions of cruising that I enjoy. Every line has its own "thing" and every line defines "formal" differently, depending on the passengers. I personally follow the guidelines and enjoy the formal and semi formal nights.

Some cruiselines (NCL I believe is one) are going to do away with formal nights together, which I find sad, but at least Celebrity isn't. Different strokes for different folks.

However, if you hate dressing up, like Diana said, there are other options.

<blockquote data-quote="Conniemc" data-source="post: 1142377">I should clarify....they suggest &quot;all passengers observe the dress of the day in public rooms in keepng with the ambience&quot;....referring to the main areas, such as lounges, casino and shows and restaurant. Like Diana said, they are many areas you can go in jeans, especially poolside or informal dining area. They simply ask you refrain from walking through the casino or lounges during formal or informal evenings in jeans. In all honesty, it's one of the things I like best about Celebrity. It's not stuffy, I ALWAYS party and have fun, but it adheres to the old traditions of cruising that I enjoy. Every line has its own &quot;thing&quot; and every line defines &quot;formal&quot; differently, depending on the passengers. I personally follow the guidelines and enjoy the formal and semi formal nights.Some cruiselines (NCL I believe is one) are going to do away with formal nights together, which I find sad, but at least Celebrity isn't. Different strokes for different folks.However, if you hate dressing up, like Diana said, there are other options.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Conniemc, post: 1142377"] I should clarify....they suggest "all passengers observe the dress of the day in public rooms in keepng with the ambience"....referring to the main areas, such as lounges, casino and shows and restaurant. Like Diana said, they are many areas you can go in jeans, especially poolside or informal dining area. They simply ask you refrain from walking through the casino or lounges during formal or informal evenings in jeans. In all honesty, it's one of the things I like best about Celebrity. It's not stuffy, I ALWAYS party and have fun, but it adheres to the old traditions of cruising that I enjoy. Every line has its own "thing" and every line defines "formal" differently, depending on the passengers. I personally follow the guidelines and enjoy the formal and semi formal nights. Some cruiselines (NCL I believe is one) are going to do away with formal nights together, which I find sad, but at least Celebrity isn't. Different strokes for different folks. However, if you hate dressing up, like Diana said, there are other options. [/QUOTE]