Dress Code!! (Nouvelle Eve & Casino Of Monte Carlo)

24 Aug 2007 Jaybe said

Can anyone tell me the dress code for the above two place for MEN.....????

I have read that Jeans are not acceptable night wear in eroupe is that the case everywhere.... clubs & pubs etc etc ???

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• 25 Aug 2007 European Explorer said

  

  I too was wondering… I have read that you need a tie and jacket. Who takes a jacket and tie on a contiki tour??
  
  So some advise from those who have been before would be great.

  I too was wondering... I have read that you need a tie and jacket. Who takes a jacket and tie on a contiki tour?? <BR><BR>So some advise from those who have been before would be great. or Cancel
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• 25 Aug 2007 ptooma said

  

  
  You will never need a tie and jacket. A smart-looking collared shirt and dress pants will suffice.
  
  - Vic
  

  <span class="ev_code_black"><BR>You will never need a tie and jacket. A smart-looking collared shirt and dress pants will suffice.<BR><BR>- Vic<BR></span> or Cancel
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• 25 Aug 2007 JOJO1983 said

  

  Hi
  
  The guys on my tour wore jeans and they were fine. Jeans and a nice shirt was fine.

  Hi<BR><BR>The guys on my tour wore jeans and they were fine. Jeans and a nice shirt was fine. or Cancel
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• 25 Aug 2007 Alice&Mick said

  

  If you want to feel comfortable in those two situations, dress pants are the best. Mick took a shirt, tie and dress pants, no jacket necessary and neat black shoes. He had black hiking boots which were neat enough to wear out at night. Make sure you fold them neatly in your bag so you don’t have to worry about ironing.

  If you want to feel comfortable in those two situations, dress pants are the best. Mick took a shirt, tie and dress pants, no jacket necessary and neat black shoes. He had black hiking boots which were neat enough to wear out at night. Make sure you fold them neatly in your bag so you don't have to worry about ironing. or Cancel
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• 5 Sep 2007 raiderette said

  

  Ok, so what about for girls? Are jeans acceptable for girls? (dressed up with nice tops, shoes etc?)

  Ok, so what about for girls? Are jeans acceptable for girls? (dressed up with nice tops, shoes etc?) or Cancel
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• 6 Sep 2007 Adam1384 said

  

  i wore jeans and a collared shirt to the nouvelle eve and dress pants and long sleeve collared shirt to the casino and was fine both times
  
  Most of the other guys were the same

  i wore jeans and a collared shirt to the nouvelle eve and dress pants and long sleeve collared shirt to the casino and was fine both times<BR><BR>Most of the other guys were the same or Cancel
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• 6 Sep 2007 redleader said

  

  i went to the monte carlo casino a few years back wearing an collared short sleeve shirt (untucked) and some casual cargo style pants and sneakers and had no problems getting in. However, this was in the day time. I’m not sure what goes on at night. I think anything conservative should be fine (no sandals, flip-flops, shorts, etc.). Despite a lot of stuff I read about dress codes in churches, etc., I saw a lot of people in very casual clothing come in and out. I think the only places that really are strict about dress codes are mosques.

  i went to the monte carlo casino a few years back wearing an collared short sleeve shirt (untucked) and some casual cargo style pants and sneakers and had no problems getting in. However, this was in the day time. I'm not sure what goes on at night. I think anything conservative should be fine (no sandals, flip-flops, shorts, etc.). Despite a lot of stuff I read about dress codes in churches, etc., I saw a lot of people in very casual clothing come in and out. I think the only places that really are strict about dress codes are mosques. or Cancel
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• 29 Aug 2009 Casey said

  

  does any1 know if tidy sneekers are acceptable for men?

  does any1 know if tidy sneekers are acceptable for men? or Cancel
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• 29 Aug 2009 Andrea (Ea) said

  

  My boyfriend and I went to both on our Eurolights tour. What the guys wore varied a bit amongst our group. Most wore a colored button down dress shirt, dress slacks, and dress shoes. You really need to dress like that to get into the Grand Casino in Monte Carlo but the other casinos you can get away with a little more relaxed. Nouvelle eve is a little more relaxed, mostly polos and dress pants or cargos.
  
  No sneakers, no shorts, No flip flops. You can get away with black boots if they look classy enough, which is what my boyfriend did most of the trip for the nights out.

  My boyfriend and I went to both on our Eurolights tour. What the guys wore varied a bit amongst our group. Most wore a colored button down dress shirt, dress slacks, and dress shoes. You really need to dress like that to get into the Grand Casino in Monte Carlo but the other casinos you can get away with a little more relaxed. Nouvelle eve is a little more relaxed, mostly polos and dress pants or cargos. <BR><BR>No sneakers, no shorts, No flip flops. You can get away with black boots if they look classy enough, which is what my boyfriend did most of the trip for the nights out. or Cancel
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• 30 Aug 2009 said

  

  quote:

  Originally posted by Casey:
  does any1 know if tidy sneekers are acceptable for men?

  
  
  That should be fine, I pretty much wore a Polo and Khakis with some black Lacoste slip-ons for the dress up things. There were a number of people who only wore sneakers though.
  
  Our TM said the main thing is just to look neat/clean, as most of the places don’t care much if you aren’t wearing a Tie/Oxfords as long as you are presentable.
  
  I wore the outfit above into the Casino in Monte Carlo, the Classical Music night in Vienna(which was a room filled with other tourists, who for the most part looked rather horrible in comparison to us(I.E My Polo made me feel Dressed up in that room.) and also to Moulin Rouge.
  
  So personally I would think nice sneakers would be fine as long as they weren’t bright white or some bright neon colour. Brown or Black would be perfect.

  <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Casey:<BR>does any1 know if tidy sneekers are acceptable for men? </div></BLOCKQUOTE><BR><BR>That should be fine, I pretty much wore a Polo and Khakis with some black Lacoste slip-ons for the dress up things. There were a number of people who only wore sneakers though. <BR><BR>Our TM said the main thing is just to look neat/clean, as most of the places don't care much if you aren't wearing a Tie/Oxfords as long as you are presentable. <BR><BR>I wore the outfit above into the Casino in Monte Carlo, the Classical Music night in Vienna(which was a room filled with other tourists, who for the most part looked rather horrible in comparison to us(I.E My Polo made me feel Dressed up in that room.) and also to Moulin Rouge. <BR><BR>So personally I would think nice sneakers would be fine as long as they weren't bright white or some bright neon colour. Brown or Black would be perfect. or Cancel
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• 30 Aug 2009 Casey said

  

  awesome thank you

  awesome thank you or Cancel
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