7 Things I Regret Packing on My First Luxury Cruise
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I made a huge mistake on our first luxury cruise. I let us pack for the Titanic.
We spent the entire week in slacks and polos, feeling completely overdressed when we tried to wear that fancy stuff.
Luxury cruising has changed. It's not 1995 anymore. The new luxury is comfort.
Pack half of what you think you need and bring twice the money.
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I made a huge mistake on our first luxury cruise. I let us pack for "The Titanic." I brought a tuxedo I hadn't worn since the 90s, my wife brought three evening gowns, and I ended up dragging 100 pounds of luggage through the airport like a pack mule. And you know what? We wore almost none of it. If you are stressed about the "Elegant Casual" or "Country Club" dress codes on lines like Viking, Oceania, or Regent, this video is for you. Today, we are demystifying the dress code. I’m showing you the 7 specific items you need to take OUT of your suitcase right now to save weight, space, and avoid looking like a rookie. About Empty Nester Cruising: Cruising tips and tricks for empty nesters to have the best cruise of your life! We help you transition from busy lives to the relaxation of luxury cruising, offering a mix of tips, travel hacks, and honest advice so you don't look like a rookie on your big trip. #LuxuryCruise #CruisePacking #VikingCruises #OceaniaCruises #RegentSevenSeas #EmptyNesterTravel #CruiseTips #WhatNotToPack #TravelHacks