KBLovedDisney
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Not to mention her beautiful dress could get easily ruined by not only Florida weather, but food, people, etc.
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Can i wear this in the disney parks?
- Thread starter Leesalove321
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Yes, I agree the OP will be able to wear her gown in the parks (as long as it doesn't drag the ground).
Jonathan Dalecki
Active Member
One night during a visit my wife and I got dressed to the nines for a meal at California Grill. Suit for me, dress, jewelry, high heels for her. After dinner we took the monorail over to Magic Kingdom and rode Splash Mountain dressed in all our finery. Got some laughs from castmembers too, as you can imagine. But it made a once in a lifetime ride photo!
Thanks guys! I ended up getting the red one in the backround which I still loved, and is just straight down and doesn't touch! Thanks for the b'day wishes also! 
Omg, thanks for the idea! Haha, I'll be sure to get the pictures
21stamps
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Why yes. that would be just splendid!
Clearly you are a not a woman.
I am so thankful that we are past those days. I love the look, don’t get me wrong, but I’ll take today’s comfort and practicality any day.
KBLovedDisney
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Gawd my mother made me wear dresses all of the time. And now I don't wear dresses at all. Lol.Clearly you are a not a woman.
I am so thankful that we are past those days. I love the look, don’t get me wrong, but I’ll take today’s comfort and practicality any day.
That's the same thing a guy at work said.
THE 1HAPPY HAUNT
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Don't ladies wear dresses that touch the ground on dapper days? If so why can't she wear this one? Seems hyprocritical of Disney to say it is ok on one day and not another.
Even full length gowns typically don’t touch the ground unless they have a train.
Club Cooloholic
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I would pack a backpack with a backup pair of shorts and a tshirt. Can always stuff it in a locker if not allowed or becomes too cumbersome.
There may be a ride or two where you aren't allowed to ride it with the dress on, like maybe Space Mountain.
Have fun and happy Birthday
There may be a ride or two where you aren't allowed to ride it with the dress on, like maybe Space Mountain.
Have fun and happy Birthday
Victor Kelly
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I would say contact Disney. Do not rely upon opinions or emotional responses.
Other replies have stated safety issues. I would err on the side of caution due to the size of the dress. There are many spaces that are cramped, like restaurants. But, contact Disney. Also keep in mind that you could be turned away at the gate or even once inside, asked to leave or change.
Other replies have stated safety issues. I would err on the side of caution due to the size of the dress. There are many spaces that are cramped, like restaurants. But, contact Disney. Also keep in mind that you could be turned away at the gate or even once inside, asked to leave or change.
Sabriel
Member
I would personally go with the rose gold crocs and matching spirit jersey for the park, cute and comfortable. If you really want to wear something nice for dinner, bring a Homecoming-type (read: no longer than midi-length) dress in a backpack and change when it’s time. Remember to consider the weather, winter, spring and fall in Florida can be oppressively hot depending on the day.
Shouldigo12
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You're planning on wearing the dress to V and A, yeah? The dresses are very pretty, but keep in mind that when V and A says their dress code is formal, they likely aren't including prom wear in that definition. You'll be expected to wear nice clothes, but in worried the dress may come off too costume-y.
So can a MAGA hat be worn in the parks? I've seen people get married in the parks at a private ceremony, so that may be an exception.
KBLovedDisney
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That one may be tricky because it is something political. For weddings in the parks, the people paid Disney so I would think they were allowed to wear what they wanted...maybe. Other than that, I would have to ask around.
disney4life2008
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I have seen people wearing the confederate flag. That is beyond racist and ridiculous!