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Dress code violation PIC-OF-THE-DAY
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Wilt Dasney
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Might have been more appropriate if he was 12 months old. :shrug: :lookarounNo picture but I saw a 12-year-old kid at MK on Wednesday with a shirt on that said "Boobies make me happy." He was with his parents.
wdwwdeagle
Member
okay, well now that we're on the subject.... a few weeks ago there was a woman in line with us at KS who was, ahem, stretching the limits of the dress code....to the point that I turned to my husband and said under my breath, "so they won't let you in if you have something vulgar on your tee-shirt, but apparently, if she walks up with nothing but tassles on her front, they let her in?" Okay, it wasn't quite that bad, but this was a tiny tank top straining to stay in place on this woman, and I knew it wasn't just me, because another family walks up and the mom says, again under her breath, "I guess we'll get in line behind the woman with her boobies hanging out."
So, are there restrictions on this? I've never seen anyone in a bikini top, but this was darn close. Where/how do they draw the line?
Also, another thought... I read a while back about an adult woman who was asked to leave b/c she was wearing a princess costume and there was concern that she would be confused with the cm's by small children. So at what age can you not wear the princess costume anymore? My 14 year old daughter wanted to know if they would kick her out if she wore one. Not that she would wear one with the family, but I could see her and her teeny-bopper friends thinking it was hilarious to all go dressed as princesses... would they be asked to leave?
So, are there restrictions on this? I've never seen anyone in a bikini top, but this was darn close. Where/how do they draw the line?
Also, another thought... I read a while back about an adult woman who was asked to leave b/c she was wearing a princess costume and there was concern that she would be confused with the cm's by small children. So at what age can you not wear the princess costume anymore? My 14 year old daughter wanted to know if they would kick her out if she wore one. Not that she would wear one with the family, but I could see her and her teeny-bopper friends thinking it was hilarious to all go dressed as princesses... would they be asked to leave?
trr1
Well-Known Member
male or female?No picture but I saw a 12-year-old kid at MK on Wednesday with a shirt on that said "Boobies make me happy." He was with his parents.
The Disney Kid
Well-Known Member
6 pages and 2 pictures. And those weren't taken at a Disney property.
Time to fold the tent on this one.
Time to fold the tent on this one.
trr1
Well-Known Member
raven
Well-Known Member
here you go
who wears short shorts?
Careful. A thread of mine was shut down a couple of years ago after posting pictures like this because members kept flaming it.
Larry Mondello
Well-Known Member
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
That's kinda funny. The kids parents were male? So, the parents were gay.
Boobies make him happy...but not the parents! Kind of a wry sense of humor when looked at in context.
AstareGod
New Member
10 is the age limit I believe. Since that's the age the ticket prices go up and they become "adults" at WDW.
wdwwdeagle
Member
Aha! Thanks for the answer...makes perfect sense.10 is the age limit I believe. Since that's the age the ticket prices go up and they become "adults" at WDW.
I will inform the DD, and I'm sure she'll be devastated. hahaha.