Attire Suggestions from Disney for 4 night Cruise

[briane]

According to Disney:

A four night cruise is all casual unless you are going to Palo. Otherwise, chinos and polo shirts are great for men. For Palo, a jacket is required.

Anyone feel differently about this?

 

[Dave_from_Marietta]

Actually, <b>this</b> is what they say about dress, edited to exclude language specifically applicable to the 7-day cruise:

Posted on the DCL web site (<a href="http://disneycruise.disney.go.com/disneycruiseline/faq/faqgroupingindex?id=FunOnboardFAQGrping#FunOnBoardDinnerWearFAQ">link</a>)

<p><b><font face='Verdana' size='1' color='#990000'>What should I wear to dinner?</font></b><br><font face='Verdana' size='1' color='#333333'>The attire in <b>Animator's Palate</b> and <b>Parrot Cay</b> is resort casual -- open-collar shirts and slacks for men and pants and a blouse or a casual dress for ladies. In <b>Triton's</b> and <b>Palo</b>, we suggest men wear jackets and ladies wear dresses or pantsuits. We kindly request that no shorts, T-shirts or jeans be worn in any of our restaurants in the evening. We also request that swimsuits not be worn in any dining location. However, if you prefer to dine in shorts or comfy jeans, along with your favorite T-shirt, you'll want to try <b>Pluto's Doghouse </b>or <b>Pinocchio's Pizzeria</b>. Of course, there's always room service. Or on special occasions, dress up in your colorful island attire, including flowered shirts and muu muus at the themed <b>TROPICALIfragilistic-expialidocious Dinner</b>.</font><br><p><b><font face='Verdana' size='1' color='#990000'>Are children expected to follow the same dress code as adults?</font></b><br><font face='Verdana' size='1' color='#333333'>Each parent or guardian would be the best judge of what attire is appropriate for our youngest cruisers. Guests who are age 13 or older would probably be most comfortable wearing attire similar to what is recommended above for all the ship's passengers.
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