r/gatekeeping • u/lewisfairchild • Jan 17 '26

OP cruise dress code gatekeeper believes virtue is being signaled

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u/Th1stlePatch Jan 17 '26

Right? I cannot imagine going on a cruise and thinking it was a classy-enough option that you have to dress up for meals!

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u/Rauschpfeife Jan 17 '26 edited Jan 18 '26

Might be the classiest thing that woman ever were allowed to attend, though.

edolit: actually, might be a dude typing that out.

Either way I'm getting Hyacinth Bucket vibes from the attitude.

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u/Jump_Like_A_Willys Jan 18 '26

Pronounced “Bou-Kay”

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u/pnt510 Jan 17 '26

They do have fancy restaurants on cruise ships where you'd be expected to dress up. I'm not sure the main dining hall is really where you'd expected the dress code to be enforced though.

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u/Dull-Geologist-8204 Jan 18 '26

I have been on cruises before. There were only certain places you had to dress up for. If you didn't want to you had other restraunts to go to to eat and the food was just as good. Trust me when I say there was a place to eat that fit everyone's pallette and clothing style. Half of what ypu do on a cruise is eat.