This dress code information is specific to Princess Cruises and is provided for your reference. The details are based on the cruise line’s official guidelines to help you prepare for your cruise. Please review the dress code requirements to ensure you pack accordingly for your voyage.
Princess Cruises Dress Code
Princess Cruises generally follows two evening dress codes in its dining venues:
- Smart Casual
- Formal
During the day, casual resort-style clothing is appropriate throughout most of the ship.
Smart Casual
Smart Casual attire should be similar to what guests would wear to a nice restaurant at home.
Suggested attire includes:
Women
- Skirts or dresses
- Slacks
- Blouses
- Sweaters
Men
- Pants
- Collared or dress shirts
The following are not welcomed in the dining room:
- Pool or beach attire
- Gym shorts
- Ball caps
- Jeans with fraying or holes
Shoes must be worn.
Formal Evenings
When formal evenings are scheduled, Princess asks guests to observe the formal dress code in applicable dining venues.
Suggested formal attire includes:
Women
- Evening gowns
- Cocktail dresses
- Elegant pantsuits
Men
- Tuxedos
- Dark suits
- Dinner jackets with slacks
Number of Formal Evenings
Length of Cruise
Formal Evenings
1–4 days
0
5–6 days
1
7–13 days
2
14–20 days
3
21–28 days
4
29+ days
5 minimum
The exact schedule may vary, so guests should check their onboard daily schedule for dress themes and evening guidance.
Casual Dining Options
Guests who prefer a more relaxed evening may choose casual dining venues such as the buffet or other casual restaurants, where formal attire is generally not required.
Special Dining Venues
Certain specialty or experiential dining venues may have their own dress requirements.
Princess currently notes that formal attire is required at selected experiences such as 360: An Extraordinary Experience and Chef’s Table Lumiere.
Dress requirements may vary by venue, ship, itinerary, and evening and are subject to change without prior notice.