Can anyone tell me what Minnie wears on Optional Dress Up Night?

[Cackyschmackers]

I'll never forgive myself for missing my chances for a photo with Minnie in her formal night outfit on the Magic several years ago ( white satin dress, boa and long back gloves ). Wasn't the same as on the Fantasy (dressy flapper outfit, art deco?) during formal night. Anyone know what she wears on optional dress up night on the Dream? Anything special?

 

[Mushu's Twin]

She wears a long white dress with white gloves, as you can see below.

 

[Cackyschmackers]

@Mushu's Twin On the Dream? If so, you just made my night!

 

[TestingH2O]

Yes, that is her dress on the Dream.

 

[Cackyschmackers]

Yippee!!

 

[Mushu's Twin]

@Mushu's Twin On the Dream? If so, you just made my night!

I'm glad I could help!

 

[Cackyschmackers]

Well, looks like my excitement was short-lived; apparently the optional dress up night on the 3-and 4-nt Dream itineraries are no more!

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Well, looks like my excitement was short-lived; apparently the optional dress up night on the 3-and 4-nt Dream itineraries are no more!

Don't jump the gun. It's possible that the Navigators weren't correct. Also possible - that one cruise may not have had the dress up night, but others have (poster reported 1/23 cruise had it).

And, you can certainly dress up any night you wish, regardless of dress suggestion.

 

[Cackyschmackers]

Don't jump the gun. It's possible that the Navigators weren't correct. Also possible - that one cruise may not have had the dress up night, but others have (poster reported 1/23 cruise had it).

And, you can certainly dress up any night you wish, regardless of dress suggestion.

I just saw that, thank you. Let's hope.

I'll dress up regardless, it's Minnie not "dressed up" I'll be upset about!

 

[MunFam]

Well, looks like my excitement was short-lived; apparently the optional dress up night on the 3-and 4-nt Dream itineraries are no more!

FWIW, when we cruised in 2015, our cruise paperwork stated one set of dining room dress code standards (more formal) whereas the DCL website listed a different set of standards (looser). Even DCL can't keep up with themself