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Can I wear a Tower of Terror castmember Bellhop Uniform in front of WDW hotels?
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I think it is fair to say this is just a bad and uncouthed idea all around. Even if intentions are innocent, you are interacting in a way with guests who are on a vacation, possibly once in a life time.
If this was just for your family or friends as they enter the hotel room or something, that is quite different. Still not the wisest thing on property, but not has damaging.
If this was just for your family or friends as they enter the hotel room or something, that is quite different. Still not the wisest thing on property, but not has damaging.
CM costumes are even easier to track down if they still have their property barcodes.
WorldExplorer
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You just said you know Disney has a rule against this, and then ask if there's a rule against it.
MaryJaneP
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Hold on.
It is unclear (at least to me) whether the original poster is asking (granted, on a WDW focused website) is he/she would be wearing the "uniform" at TOT, some Disney hotel, or somewhere else (Hamptonality to the extreme) and whether this is a onetime Halloween prank or a planned ongoing escapade.
It is unclear (at least to me) whether the original poster is asking (granted, on a WDW focused website) is he/she would be wearing the "uniform" at TOT, some Disney hotel, or somewhere else (Hamptonality to the extreme) and whether this is a onetime Halloween prank or a planned ongoing escapade.
JIMINYCR
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It’s pretty clear to me. The OP asked specifically about opening a hotel door. Asked if there was a Dis policy against it. Stated that it was difficult to take a photo at Disney and not include others. Had responded to a couple of others statements and had not stated they are doing this at a hotel outside of Disney.
So this is being planned at Disney. If it isn’t then OP please respond and state differently.
castlecake2.0
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I’d give you about 30 seconds before you’d be surrounded by leaders with trash pickers in hand telling you to get lost
lazyboy97o
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If your going to do this, maybe decide which hotel to visit based on whether or not you’d prefer to be booked in Orange County or Osceola County.
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
Retired costumes are sold at property control all the time. They can ABSOLUTELY be obtained by cast members legitimately. Now, the cast member shouldn't have been reselling them, but getting it in the first place is fine.
That said, in response to OP, do not do this. You're not part of the show. Don't engage other guests like you are.
How about no and don't record my children.... We would have serious issue....
Using it as evidence in the court case.
I understand in today’s world all the suspicion. Thanks for the comments. I have recently retired and looking for fun things to do and create Youtube content sharing whatever fun i might be able to capture.
Good luck to you, but this isn't a great idea. Don't be too turned off by people's reactions. If you have a good idea, people are very supportive and will do their best to help you make it the best.
Monkee Girl
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Yea, don't do this. Especially if you plan on doing it in the theme parks. you are not an employee, not part of the show. Disney allows recording for private family use but there is a major debate on people who think they can come in to the park and film there for paid content. it's still private property. I am sure you mean well, but this has been one of my pet peeves with some of the more zealous 'Disney adults' the last few years. Finding almost exact replicas of costumes, specifically princess costumes, to wear in the park to get reactions or tik tok clicks. I don't find it fun, I find it annoying and filled with audacity. And if you plan on doing it on non Disney hotels, then watch because now you are dressed as a very iconic Disney cast member and people could mistake you for one. God forbid something happen and Disney gets the blame or they want to try and sue you for infringement.
It's great you want to try and make social media content, but try and do it without using other people's IPs or property.
It's great you want to try and make social media content, but try and do it without using other people's IPs or property.
networkpro
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- In the Parks
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Now if you were to do it at a Universal hotel, that would be ironic.
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