Carnival Cruise Line Bans “Offensive Clothing”
Be careful about what you pack before you take your next Carnival cruise.
The cruise line just updated its dress code policy for passengers. Carnival is banning “offensive clothing.” Outfits should not feature “nudity, profanity or sexual innuendo.” Passengers are also told not to wear anything that would “promote negative ethnic or racial, commentary, or hatred or violence in any form.”
How will this be policed? A spokesperson for Carnival said, “We will evaluate situations on a case-by-case basis and respectfully ask guests to change a clothing item that clearly threatens or conveys hateful ideas or lewd images.”
A new Carnival Cruise Line dress code says guests clothing should be respectful to fellow guests, shouldn't contain offensive messages or contain nudity, profanity, sexual innuendo & shouldn't promote negative ethnic or racial commentary, hatred or violence in any form. pic.twitter.com/VEpf6xX2Cl
— Direct Line Cruises (@DLCCruises) December 30, 2019
Is this a good idea? Do you have any clothing that others might deem offensive? Has anyone ever called you out about it?
