Don't worry about it Astroneedle, because they aren't enforcing the so-called dress code at any of the signature restaurants, EXCEPT for Victoria & Albert's. That one they still do things right. But the other restaurants, NO. I can't tell you how many times I've been to one of these places in the past 4 years now that claim on the website to have a dress code, only to go there to eat, while wearing nice attire as following the rules, and getting super PO'd at all the people coming in wearing their park attire basically. You could just tell that they'd just come in from the parks and either ignored the dress code or didn't know about it. And you'd think the host/hostess or manager would have enforced it right? NO. So don't worry about it apparently. Come as you are in regular, casual clothes because apparently, even though the restaurant's websites say there is a dress code, they don't care anymore about enforcing it, which is sad. But it's true too. So don't worry about a dress code because they are definitely not doing anything to enforce it. Apparently Disney is so money-hungry that this is what it's all about now. Creating rules but then not going by them because it's so obvious that they got tired of dealing with the slobs that came in wearing who knows what trying to claim they "didn't know" and they're so money hungry they apparently decided it's okay. At least that's what I've witnessed. My last trip, I had dinner at Yachtsman and just the amount of people that showed up in very casual attire, it was just so disappointing. I also witnessed this at Flying Fish, Narcoosee's and California Grill.
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