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Dress Code for Le Cellier?
- Thread starter britdaw
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Wendy Pleakley
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There is no dress code for restaurants in the theme parks. If you can wear it into the park, you can wear it at Le Cellier.
It's a nicer restaurant, so you may want to wear something a little more in line with what you'd wear to a formal restaurant (i.e. as a guy I'd wear a collared shirt and not a tank top), but it's not required.
It's a nicer restaurant, so you may want to wear something a little more in line with what you'd wear to a formal restaurant (i.e. as a guy I'd wear a collared shirt and not a tank top), but it's not required.
Prince-1
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And if you did show up naked and complained loud enough you would still be seated.
Queen of the WDW Scene
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- In the Parks
- No
All ages are welcome and you don't have to dress particularly nice.
Its inside of the park therefore they do not expect you to dress up.
Whatever you wear to the park that day is fine.
If you want to dress up a bit then you certainly can but I wouldn't do it unless you have plans to go back to the resort to change.
Its really not a fancy place. I've eaten there several times and wore jean shorts, a t-shirt, and sneakers each time.
Its inside of the park therefore they do not expect you to dress up.
Whatever you wear to the park that day is fine.
If you want to dress up a bit then you certainly can but I wouldn't do it unless you have plans to go back to the resort to change.
Its really not a fancy place. I've eaten there several times and wore jean shorts, a t-shirt, and sneakers each time.
John park hopper
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Off the Disney web site fro Le Cellier
The Resort Casual dress code is actually fairly relaxed: t-shirts and dress shorts are allowed, but tank tops, hats, swimwear, cut-offs and torn clothing is not.)
The Resort Casual dress code is actually fairly relaxed: t-shirts and dress shorts are allowed, but tank tops, hats, swimwear, cut-offs and torn clothing is not.)
Chef Mickey
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People wear whatever they want at all Disney restaurants.
Queen of the WDW Scene
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- In the Parks
- No
I would say most but not quite all.
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Outside of V&A, I think I've seen wife beaters at every single sig places... Flip flops.... Hats...
DVCakaCarlF
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Usually, when I wear khaki pants and a button down collard shirt to a special event or dinner, people assume I work there and start asking me questions...where’s this or that? Can you help me check out? Do you have the time for?
No, I don’t wear a tie or a jacket, either.
No, I don’t wear a tie or a jacket, either.
DVCakaCarlF
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The worst dressed people come out on Christmas Day and New Years Eve...
But keep your mask on while being escorted to your table, please.
Prince-1
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But keep your mask on while being escorted to your table, please.
Masks should always be worn.
Tom P.
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Just on the face?
Prince-1
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Well a codpiece is acceptable as well.
Benjamin_Nicholas
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I remember a meal at Monsieur Paul at EPCOT, watching two tables around me allowed in wearing tank tops and sandals.
As others on this thread have said, Disney doesn't seem to adhere to much.
(However, I'm happy to report that 33 California is still enforcing a dress code. 33s in FL don't really have a need for one)
As others on this thread have said, Disney doesn't seem to adhere to much.
(However, I'm happy to report that 33 California is still enforcing a dress code. 33s in FL don't really have a need for one)
Jon81uk
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Outside of the theme parks there is a dress code for signature dining (you can see it on the Cali Grill page here https://www.disneyworld.co.uk/dining/contemporary-resort/california-grill/) but inside the park it is more relaxed.
Personally I would aim to wear something a little nicer that day in general.
Personally I would aim to wear something a little nicer that day in general.
It's different walking into a resort for a dinner reservation as compared to walk in into a dinner reservation at the park after spending the day in the park dripping and soaked with sweat.
That may be true but they don’t enforce it. Tank tops on dudes with hair hanging out of their back and arm pits is a great look as your eat a $50 steak