Formal Dining Room

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Contents 1 Breakfast 1.1 Serving Times 1.2 Menu 2 Lunch 2.1 Serving Times 2.2 Menu 3 Dinner 3.1 Seating Times 3.1.1 Conquest, Destiny, Fantasy, Holiday, Splendor, and Triumph (Class) 3.1.2 Spirit Class 3.2 Menu 3.3 About Formal Nights 4 Dress Code 4.1 Breakfast and Lunch 4.2 Dinner 4.2.1 Casual Resort Wear 4.3 Cruise Elegant Dining 4.3.1 Formal Wear 4.3.2 Not Allowed 4.4 Not Allowed at Any Time

Breakfast

Serving Times

No assigned tables.
The time for breakfast service will vary based on daily agenda.
The serving time will be listed in the Capers.

Menu

Breakfast Menu

Lunch

Serving Times

No assigned tables.
The time for lunch service will vary based on daily agenda.
The serving time will be listed in the Capers.

Menu

• Starters
• Salads
• Main Courses
• Desserts
• Beverages

Dinner

Seating Times

Conquest, Destiny, Fantasy, Holiday, Splendor, and Triumph (Class)

First Seating	First Main	5:45 PM
Second Seating	Second Main	6:15 PM
Third Seating	First Late	8:00 PM
Fourth Seating	Second Late	8:30 PM

Spirit Class

Due to Spirit Class ships having only one dining room only two dining times are provided.
When viewing the eDocuments it will list either a first or third for dinning time.

The seating times may vary depending on ship.

First Seating	First Main	5:45 or 6:00 PM
Second Seating	Second Main	NONE
Third Seating	First Late	8:00 or 8:15 PM
Fourth Seating	Second Late	NONE

Menu

• Captain's Gala Dinner
• Starters
• Salads
• Main Courses
• Desserts
• Alternative Selections
• Beverages

About Formal Nights

• One to five day cruises: One formal night.
  • The formal night is scheduled for the second or third evening of the cruise, with schedules permitting.

• Six or more days: Two formal nights.
  • The first formal night is scheduled for the second or third evening of the cruise; the second formal night is scheduled for the second or third evening prior to the end of the cruise, with schedules permitting.

Dress Code

The dress code applies to all passengers regardless to age.

Breakfast and Lunch

Shorts and T-Shirts are allowed. No bathing attire.

Dinner

Dress style for the evening will be listed is the Capers.

Casual Resort Wear

• Gentlemen

Sport slacks, khakis, jeans (no cut-offs), dress shorts (long)

Collared sport shirts

• Ladies

Casual dresses, casual skirts or pants and blouses, summer dresses

Capri pants, dress shorts, jeans (no cut-offs).

• Not permitted in the dining room during the Cruise Casual dinner for ladies and gentlemen:

Beach flip-flops

Bathing suit attire

Cut-off jeans

Sleeveless shirts for men

Cruise Elegant Dining

This is what might be replacing what "Formal Wear" is defined as.

• Gentlemen

Dress slacks, dress shirts.

We also suggest a sport coat.

If you wish to wear suits and ties or tuxedos, by all means enjoy doing just that!

• Ladies

Cocktail dresses, pantsuits, elegant skirts and blouses

If you‘d like to show off your evening gowns, that's great too!

• Not permitted in the dining room for ladies and gentlemen:

Shorts

T-shirts

Beach flip-flops

Bathing suit attire

Jeans

Cut-off jeans

Sleeveless shirts for men

Sportswear

Baseball hats

Formal Wear

• Tuxedo (optional)
• Suit and tie
• Sport coat, tie and slacks
• Evening gown
• Cocktail dress

Not Allowed

• Beach flip-flops
• Bathing suit attire
• Cut-off jeans
• Sleeveless shirts for men.

Not Allowed at Any Time

Bathing Attire