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I read that flip flops are not allowed in the MDR (maybe specialty restaurants as well?), but I wondered if dressy flip flops were acceptable, ones that have a little "bling". Otherwise we will need to do some shopping soon!

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On formal night I'd suggest more than flip flops.  But, I know some heels, and the like, can be very fancy and formal looking, but at the same time be considered flip flops/sandals.  Not sure that makes sense, but what I'm getting at is...blingy whatevers should be ok.  They don't want "pool clothes", or the "I don't give a ****" look in the MDR, that's what the Windjammer is for.

However, as @Matt has mentioned in many podcasts, and I've experienced in my own cruising, some shopping for new cruise-wear is a must before each cruise ?

 

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5 hours ago, Boston Babe said:

For those of us who can no longer wear heels, (sciatica), I plan on wearing Bling sandals or bling flip flops. 

This is exactly what I do.  They are dressy and not beachy.  I can't wait heels per doctors orders.

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Thank you, Loriann.  I had the same question!  I have some very cute dressy flip flops with rhinestone straps.  Perfect for some of the maxi-dresses I want to wear for dinner in the MDR save for the "no flip flops" rule!

  • 3 weeks later...
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My wife wears nice black flip flops.  She can't wear heels because she has a surgical pin in her ankle.  No one has ever said a thing.

I wear bling flip-flops with a nice jacket and slacks.  

 

Naw,,,,JK.  :-)   But I wouldn't be surprised to see someone like that.   

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On 1/31/2018 at 10:47 PM, Loriann said:

I read that flip flops are not allowed in the MDR (maybe specialty restaurants as well?), but I wondered if dressy flip flops were acceptable, ones that have a little "bling". Otherwise we will need to do some shopping soon!

I almost always wear dressy flip flops or sandels except formal nights

 

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24 minutes ago, cyndicruiser said:

flip flops are not allowed in the MDR (maybe specialty restaurants as well?), but I wondered if dressy flip flops were acceptable

If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, got feathers like a duck...then it must be a duck!

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16 minutes ago, mworkman said:

its the fact you don't wear undergarments

You  must originally be from the north. Here in the south we don't call them "undergarments" we call them "drowers". :3_grin:

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14 minutes ago, Ray said:

to be honest i wouldnt know, usually when i wear the kilt im to drunk to notice if i even have socks on  

Soooo... if we see you enter formal night with the kilt on, we should all beware? :3_grin:

  • 2 weeks later...
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On 2/1/2018 at 11:43 PM, rjac said:

So, what do you do on Quest night?:51_scream:

20 minutes to The Quest on the Jewel. It's formal night but I've been in shorts and a long sleeve polo since after dinner. Sparse crowd in the Safari Club but people are trickling in.

Edit:

Aaaand, the second show just let out. The joint is filling up nicely! Nearly packed now. 

Second edit: Wow!

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