The dress code has changed to reflect how people today look and what they wear. It’s different, but doesn’t equate to lowering standards.
Yep. I learned to operate ten rides in a month, with each ride having their own unique safety guidelines, rules, etc. That’s a lot to remember in a month. Not to mention some of them have complicated evacuation processes that require extra work, like calling the fire department. That alone was anxiety-inducing. I literally used to pray that Pan, Alice, and Casey never broke down on me. Toad is very stressful to operate because the ride barely gives you any time before it threatens to shut itself down. I also worked with a crappy management team that threatened to write me up after I went to the nurse’s office to get a deep cut in my hand treated right before my lunch break.
Dumb peoples lives are in your hands. That’s a lot of stress
Probably the least likely of the uniforms to change, considering it goes back to the foundation of the parks. Although I've been wrong about that sort of thing before...
Yep. It's been confirmed by several people here, and elsewhere, that this is the primary reason. The standards tighten up in a forgiving labour market and loosen up in a less forgiving one. We're in the latter, but may eventually move back to the former.
Sounds like maybe you're thinking "harder physical labor should mean greater compensation." ?
I'd love to be You Tuber Mark Weins who has millions of followers as he goes around the world as a foodie. That's a real world dream job.
What's stopping you?
I think so….well….the squirrels at least. Didn’t see a single one. I DID see ducks…but only over near the Adventureland and Tomorrowland entrances.
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I took this to mean that there would be one costume for all, but that isn’t what I’m understanding from the graphics in the article.
They'd be considered unisex. Any one can wear a skirt or pants.
It means that each costume will no longer be “male” or “female” and any cast member can wear either or. Similar to how it is at WDW/DLR. However most new costumes are just no longer designed for male/female and they’re unisex. Galaxy’s Edge and MMRR are examples
Not an uncommon rule over there
Nor will we ever see them loosen those tattoo restrictions given their association in Japan with the Yakuza.
If you are naturally blonde or red-headed, would it be allowed? I understand most of their Cast Members are ethnically Japanese.
