Does WDW still have a dress code??

[Prince-1]

We were there from the 14th to the 20th and I saw at least 3 women's hoohahs, 2 men's twig and giggle berries, and I lost count how many butt-cheeks I saw

Unless you were you using those bathroom peepholes mentioned in some other thread I am going to say...nah you didn't see all of that.

 

[jloucks]

I also can confirm multiple sightings of the deep underpants spelunking and retrieval that takes place right out in the open. A leg usually comes right up off the ground the retrieval is so vigorous.

Unless you were you using those bathroom peepholes mentioned in some other thread I am going to say...nah you didn't see all of that.

 

[Nunu]

We were there from the 14th to the 20th and I saw at least 3 women's hoohahs, 2 men's twig and giggle berries, and I lost count how many butt-cheeks

...and a partdrige in a pear tree!

 

[G00fyDad]

...I am so stealing this phraseology

I heard it in some movie but I can't remember what the name of the movie was. I remember when I first heard it I about died laughing.

Edit: it was an American Pie 2.

 

[G00fyDad]

Unless you were you using those bathroom peepholes mentioned in some other thread I am going to say...nah you didn't see all of that.

Personally I don't really care what you believe. My job is not to convince you of anything. People like you drive me absolutely insane. You go on internet forums and start crap with people and claim that they didn't do or see or hear what they claim that they did for what reason? Does it make you feel better? It's weird that that's what gets your jollies off. You have zero shred of conflicting evidence to support your theory that I didn't see what I saw. But yeah, keep running your fingers across your keyboard without a care in the world. I'll add you to my list and I won't see any more antagonistic comments. How's that? What am I doing? I won't even see your answer.

 

[correcaminos]

Personally I don't really care what you believe. My job is not to convince you of anything. People like you drive me absolutely insane. You go on internet forums and start crap with people and claim that they didn't do or see or hear what they claim that they did for what reason? Does it make you feel better? It's weird that that's what gets your jollies off. You have zero shred of conflicting evidence to support your theory that I didn't see what I saw. But yeah, keep running your fingers across your keyboard without a care in the world. I'll add you to my list and I won't see any more antagonistic comments. How's that? What am I doing? I won't even see your answer.

To actually see them they'd need to be unclothed and in the case of a woman looking between the legs.

I personally don't get why people watch others that closely. What others wear have zero bearing on my time in the parks

 

[BuddyThomas]

I dunno. When I’m on vacation, I tend to be too busy having fun with my group of people instead of spying on others and getting all judgy about everything. If the story about the hat with the C word on it is true, that would be an exception.. Other than that, who cares? It’s broiling hot. It’s as humid as the depths of Hell. Skimpy outfits don’t bother me at all. I have never even noticed.

 

[G00fyDad]

To actually see them they'd need to be unclothed and in the case of a woman looking between the legs.

I personally don't get why people watch others that closely. What others wear have zero bearing on my time in the parks

Okay. If I'm sitting in a scooter waiting for my son to get off of a ride and there's people sitting all over the place and I happen to look over at somebody as I see them move to get up off of the curb or ground there's a very good chance that I'm going to see something I probably don't want to see. Someone sitting open legged on the ground make white likely be flashing people consistently. When I see sudden movement I kind of look in that general direction. I can't believe that actually needed to be explained that way. Wow.

How about everybody do everyone else a favor? If you don't believe someone then just stay silent. Just don't believe them in silence. Let's all try that. This post right here was the last time I try to prove something that I have suddenly realized I have zero desire to argue about. Holy crap! Have a Happy Halloween folks!

 

[correcaminos]

Okay. If I'm sitting in a scooter waiting for my son to get off of a ride and there's people sitting all over the place and I happen to look over at somebody as I see them move to get up off of the curb or ground there's a very good chance that I'm going to see something I probably don't want to see. Someone sitting open legged on the ground make white likely be flashing people consistently. When I see sudden movement I kind of look in that general direction. I can't believe that actually needed to be explained that way. Wow.

How about everybody do everyone else a favor? If you don't believe someone then just stay silent. Just don't believe them in silence. Let's all try that. This post right here was the last time I try to prove something that I have suddenly realized I have zero desire to argue about. Holy crap! Have a Happy Halloween folks!

I never said I don't believe you see things you personally deem as inappropriate clothing. I was responding to the bathroom comment. These people would have to have no clothes on - like in a bathroom to see women's and men's private parts.

Again I personally don't care what others wear. I have better things to do... like have fun.

 

[jsand99]

I saw the lower 25% of several butt cheeks today. I didnt see anyone naked but saw some things so sheer that it didn't leave much to the imagination. Especially after coming off of kali river. I've also seen some dudes walking around with short shorts so tight that you could see what they're working with if you wanted to look. For those of you that this doesn't bother, great. I prefer to go to the parks and not feel like I'm at the South Carolina state fair on a Saturday night. Common decency should be common especially at a place where the target audience is families with small kids.

 

[dreday3]

What I'm gathering is a lot of men here are staring at crotches, butts and and chests.

Shocking.

 

[jsand99]

I'm a parent and I work with a lot of kids often. I feel as the poster you're trying to insult there does. Maybe we should be like small kids and really focus on fun and not what people wear. My offspring could hardly be seen as "little" so in the idea of my now teen boy, I'm trying to teach him to not be judgmental nor to really look at people's regions just below the waist.

If ya don’t like it, don’t look. Don’t you have other stuff to look at while at Disney? This concept is not difficult.

You're right. The concept of decency around children and venues targeting kids and families is not difficult. But I guess times are a changin'.

 

[Prince-1]

Personally I don't really care what you believe. My job is not to convince you of anything. People like you drive me absolutely insane. You go on internet forums and start crap with people and claim that they didn't do or see or hear what they claim that they did for what reason? Does it make you feel better? It's weird that that's what gets your jollies off. You have zero shred of conflicting evidence to support your theory that I didn't see what I saw. But yeah, keep running your fingers across your keyboard without a care in the world. I'll add you to my list and I won't see any more antagonistic comments. How's that? What am I doing? I won't even see your answer.

Lol. Oh no you’ve “blocked” me for calling you out that I don’t believe you at all that you didn’t see a plethora of naked body parts just sticking out on your trip.

 

[BuddyThomas]

I mean, I’ve been to Disney World at least two dozen times, probably much more. Never one single time saw anything like the clothing cops on here are spouting about. Not once. Not one single time.

 

[SaucyBoy]

In the 3 years I worked at Disney, I can count on one hand the number of actual dress code issues I had to address with guests. I agree that some form of a reasonable dress code is necessary in theme parks, work, school, etc., but it's not y/our job to be the Purity Police. As long as they aren't showing, , , or I'm fine. I hardly enforce the dress code at the school I teach at because I've got more to worry about than whether Jonny is wearing a hat or that Janice has a sleeveless shirt on.

 

[jsand99]

I mean, I’ve been to Disney World at least two dozen times, probably much more. Never one single time saw anything like the clothing cops on here are spouting about. Not once. Not one single time.

Been several times myself too Buddy. Never seen the things I've seen this trip.

 

[LittleBuford]

It was started to ask the question does Disney still have a dress code in the parks.

This is a rhetorical question, though; you know they do, even if it’s not enforced to your liking.

 

[Chi84]

It was started to ask the question does Disney still have a dress code in the parks. This trip had me asking that so I posted the question here. I guess dress in the parks is just another domino falling on the way to this place becoming a sea world or six flags equivalent. And thanks for the banter Buddy. I have a couple of friends at work who are gay and will get a kick out of hearing an internet super sleuth has discovered I'm a homophobe.

Well in that case WDW does have a dress code published in their property rules under “guest courtesy and attire.” For the most part people comply.

I happen to think Disney’s policies are among the most family friendly out there, but some people like to draw attention to themselves by breaking the rules. It’s best to either report them to a CM if they are truly inappropriate or try to ignore them.

 

[jsand99]

Well in that case WDW does have a dress code published in their property rules under “guest courtesy and attire.” For the most part people comply.

I happen to think Disney’s policies are among the most family friendly out there, but some people like to draw attention to themselves by breaking the rules. It’s best to either report them to a CM if they are truly inappropriate or try to ignore them.

Thanks for the reply. As far as reporting it, if Disney doesn't care enough to enforce their rule, I don't care enough to report it. It's just another thing that's changing or has changed the atmosphere in the parks.

 

[jsand99]

This is a rhetorical question, though; you know they do, even if it’s not enforced to your liking.

I didn't know the answer so no, it wasn't rhetorical. You couldn't just assume they do by being here.