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can adults wear tutus
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cw1982
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Why would adults want to wear tutus at WDW, unless it was for some kind of special event, like a run or something?
I don't mean that in a rude way, I'm just trying to understand the motive here. If they are going on a "normal" operating day, I'd venture to say they'll probably be the only ones wearing tutus. Even the girls wearing costumes are normally in dresses... lol.
I don't mean that in a rude way, I'm just trying to understand the motive here. If they are going on a "normal" operating day, I'd venture to say they'll probably be the only ones wearing tutus. Even the girls wearing costumes are normally in dresses... lol.
Why would adults want to wear tutus at WDW, unless it was for some kind of special event, like a run or something?
I don't mean that in a rude way, I'm just trying to understand the motive here. If they are going on a "normal" operating day, I'd venture to say they'll probably be the only ones wearing tutus. Even the girls wearing costumes are normally in dresses... lol.
Its going to be there 1st time at wdw and they wanted to do it the first day only.I think they want to for the just to add more fun to the 1st day. They will be 13 and 14 by the way so only adults by disney park standards but they want me to do it with them and i will be a legal adult when we go.
Cmdr_Crimson
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In other words..You can pass it off during the Halloween Parties. But, not during regular park days...
cw1982
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Lol... I'd call just to be sure before you go. (ETA: Or, listen to the person who posted above me)
Also, at 13 and 14, I can see them getting into the parks, realizing no one else is wearing them, and immediately shedding them. Then you all have to carry those things around all day or throw them away. I'd wait until closer to the trip to make that decision. Maybe if you show them enough pictures of people in the parks that they realize that no one else is wearing them, they'll "forget" about that idea.
Cmdr_Crimson
Well-Known Member
Rarely many people do during a regular day....With the exception of parents that coughed up a chunk of cash for their kids to do Bibbidty Bobbity Boutique and The Pirates league..
cw1982
Well-Known Member
Yeah, but those are for kids under 10, right? Most 13- and 14-year-olds that I know wouldn't be caught dead wearing something if they knew the only other people wearing them were all in elementary school LOL
Cmdr_Crimson
Well-Known Member
Yeah..That's what they are going for...This question again would have made more sense to dress up for Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween party.
5thGenTexan
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Generally? I'd say yes. My wife and I met her family at a stage production of Rocky Horror Picture Show and her uncle showed up in a tutu and a Snap-On jacket.
I think WDW prefer that adults do not.
I think WDW prefer that adults do not.
Mr. Pricklepants
Member
I say go for it. As long as no one will get you confused as a Disney employee-character and you don't pose for pictures you will be fine. If it makes you feel magical you should do it. depending on the tutu, it might get crushed or get in the way on the monorail, buses or attractions, so you may want to keep that in mind, but i doubt your intending on wearing a swan lake tutu instead of a single layer tulle skirt.
Chef Mickey
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Do everyone a favor and just don't. It's not cute or flattering for anyone over the age of 5.
Sans Souci
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No, it is just tutu much.
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Good one!
EricJ
Active Member
Was she asking whether adults are allowed to, or whether they CAN?
(Besides, didn't Baloo always get a group of guests in tutus, for the old Disneyland Parade of the Stars?)
Lucky
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Says the guy wearing lederhosen.