Matching tropical shirts fuel cruise prank aboard Star of the Seas
Pictures and social media posts reportedly showed more than 100 men taking part in a coordinated matching-shirt prank.
A tropical shirt prank involving more than 100 men reportedly unfolded during a recent cruise, according to pictures and social media posts that surfaced after the sailing.
The prank reportedly began in an online chat forum concerning a June sailing of Star of the Seas. The online plan called for men to wear the same tropical shirt and arrive at a designated meeting place at a designated time in the evening.
Men began appearing at the appointed location wearing the matching shirt, according to the report. The gathering did not initially seem especially large, but more participants continued to arrive in the same top.
As the number of men wearing matching shirts increased, the extent of the coordinated prank became apparent. The surfaced pictures and social media posts reportedly documented the gathering of more than 100 men during the cruise.