Dress Code

[Timekeeper]

This guy is technically "wearing a shirt," so I suppose he's within the bounds of the dress code

 

[MattC]

This guy is technically "wearing a shirt," so I suppose he's within the bounds of the dress code

Haha. Maybe. But there may be some other "bounds" he is out of.

 

[Timekeeper]

Haha. Maybe. But there may be some other "bounds" he is out of.

LOL. That seems to be the discussion point in this thread; the bounds of formal policies versus the bounds of appropriateness. Policies are supposed to be objective, but appropriateness is very subjective.

 

[Britt]

I applaud you stance, but at the same time, those kids are at the pool as well, so should you cover up when you swim or sunbathe or drink a soda; the list goes on.

The pool is an appropriate place to be 1/2 dressed. The elevator on your way back to the room? Not so much....LOL

I've got 3 little boys, so at no point is anything overly exposed any more then any standard bathing suit. But I'm not going to be hanging out in the resort lobby in it...lol

 

[PhotoDave219]

Look, if they wont even enforce the dress code at Citricos or Yachtsman Steakhouse, why on earth would they enforce a dress code at the parks?

Me, I think everyone should be dressed to the hilt like in all the Herb Ryman concept art but thats just me.