Cruise Clothing:
Casual attire is in order during the day.  For one or two nights, a dark suit or formal attire is suggested.  The dress code for other evenings ranges from sport coat and tie to casual resort wear.  Shorts and t-shirts are usually not permitted in the formal dining rooms.  For Alaska or Canada cruises, sweaters, lightweight jackets, and rain jackets are also suggested.

Kid friendly:
Most major cruise lines now offer special supervised programs for the special guests under 18 years of age. Check with your travel agent or your ships Activities Coordinator for more details.

Special Diets:
Special diet restrictions should be requested through your travel agent at least two weeks prior to sailing.  You should also discuss the method of preparation of menu items with your waiter or headwaiter.  There may be limitations in their ability to accomodate special orders (such as Kosher meals).

Sun Care:
The colorful Caribbean Islands, lush European shores, and tropic beaches of Mexico have some of the world's best weather year-round. That's why you'll want to pack a stylish head-topper, snazzy sunglasses, and plenty of your favorite sunscreen to stay happy and healthy for your voyage.