cruise ship dress code
Mar 11, 2011 | 11:31 am
#16
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Phila, PA
Posts: 891
>"One passenger entered and sat there in her bathrobe on at least two mornings."
I think this practice (IMHO) is more prevalent with Europeans. Often cruisers are then off to sun by the pool or spend time in the spa; not wanting to return to their cabin. Of course, if they are wearing bunny bedroom slippers; then all bets are off.
I think this practice (IMHO) is more prevalent with Europeans. Often cruisers are then off to sun by the pool or spend time in the spa; not wanting to return to their cabin. Of course, if they are wearing bunny bedroom slippers; then all bets are off.
Last edited by JanePond; Mar 12, 2011 at 7:30 pm Reason: typo
Mar 11, 2011 | 11:43 am
#17
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: SEA/YVR/BLI
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>"One passenger entered and sat there in her bathrobe on at least two mornings."
I think this practice (IMHO) is more prevalent with Europeans. Often cruisers are then off to sun by the pool or spend time in the spa; not wanting to return to their cabin. Of course, if the are wearing bunny bedroom slippers; then all bets are off.
I think this practice (IMHO) is more prevalent with Europeans. Often cruisers are then off to sun by the pool or spend time in the spa; not wanting to return to their cabin. Of course, if the are wearing bunny bedroom slippers; then all bets are off.
I think this passenger might have had an American accent. Oh, and her feet were bare.
Mar 12, 2011 | 5:36 am
#18
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Florida
Posts: 2,872
I would have asked him to call the Captain. If it was an American line (or to/from American waters) - you are perfectly correct in that they cannot discriminate. Whether some would rather see the legs of women rather than yours is not relevant.
I would have stood my ground, let him "escort me out" with a picture of the lounge and then filed against him.
I would have stood my ground, let him "escort me out" with a picture of the lounge and then filed against him.
<shaking head>
Small wonder our courts are jammed up with silly and inane lawsuits.
A more appropriate response would be to leave the lounge as requested and write a letter to the cruise line protesting the embarrassment of having been caught dressed inappropriately.