captainkidd
Well-Known Member
I'd be all for it, but then you'd have those damn kids who would be afraid of the needles and blood, and would be screaming while their parents had them tattooed. Nobody wants to listen to that.
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Should WDW get a tatoo shop put in???
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Huglife
Active Member
First let me start by saying I definitely do not think there should be a tattoo shop in DTD, however, tattoo shops shouldn't be compared to the likes of waffle houses, liquor stores, and strip clubs. Many tattoo's (including mine) are artfully done and not trashy and most people who do tattoos consider themselves artists. Though I know the tattoos of Calvin peeing on things do exist.
captainkidd
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Vernonpush
Well-Known Member
Since you can't even get a shave at the Barber Shop on Main St. USA because of liability issues, then I'd say the chances of getting tattoos are out.
JiminyandTink
Well-Known Member
Only if they put a law firm right next to it so I can fight a copyright infringment suit 
In all honesty, I love seeing everyone's Disney tatoos but I dont think it works at WDW for a lot of reasons (branding, safety, etc).
In all honesty, I love seeing everyone's Disney tatoos but I dont think it works at WDW for a lot of reasons (branding, safety, etc).
TinkerChelli
Member
ABSOLUTELY NOT unless it is the kind that rub off in time.
Clever Name
Well-Known Member
As I recall, Disney has a policy that discourages human body disfigurement. :wave:
gnuts0306
Member
elcanatureboy
Member
I just don't really think that a tatto shop would fit in with anything Disney has done. Downtown is the only place I could possibly see one, but it just doesn't fit.....:wave:
toystorymaniacs
New Member
Best Ever!
SyracuseOrange
Well-Known Member
What about a temp-tattoo shop (better than the cheap sticker ones, though,) or a henna stall in DTD? I like the idea of the tattoo shop, but as everyone has pointed out, there's too many possible consequences/negatives.
fbp
Well-Known Member
Great idea!
And on either side of the new tat shop they could put a Waffle House and an ABC Liquor store....maybe a Payday Loan location right under the castle.
Yeah, this irony is ridiculous. I wish my Marine Grandpa (and his tattoo's) was alive to kick your $$@.
Pecosburger
New Member
Morocco in Epcot used to do Henna last I recall.
While I agree that a tattoo shop does not belong in Disney, I am somewhat offended (as a tattoo artist, as well as someone with alot of body art), that people insist on grouping people with tattoos that they require booze, check cashing stores in the vicinty, etc. 80% of people with tattoos, the general public would never even know that the people that have them. So I pose the question, just because a person has one, does that change the way they are thought of?. If that answer is yes, then I guess society is becoming even more shallow than I thought.
While I agree that a tattoo shop does not belong in Disney, I am somewhat offended (as a tattoo artist, as well as someone with alot of body art), that people insist on grouping people with tattoos that they require booze, check cashing stores in the vicinty, etc. 80% of people with tattoos, the general public would never even know that the people that have them. So I pose the question, just because a person has one, does that change the way they are thought of?. If that answer is yes, then I guess society is becoming even more shallow than I thought.
captainkidd
Well-Known Member
DisneyWall-E
Well-Known Member
I wouldnt care one way or another.
fbp
Well-Known Member
Calm down.
I've got 2 tattoos myself and have nothing against them, but certain things belong certain places, and a tattoo parlor doesn't belong at Disney.
BTW - Do you know what "irony" is? Because neither of the statements you are quoting are "ironic" in the least bit.
I really think they were being ironic. They didn't really mean that Disney should build a liquor store or loan depot. I think they were being sarcastic. They were stating something, but they did not mean it. One of the most common forms of irony - sarcasm.
Either way, I didn't mean to offend you! I've inserted a smiley into my original comment in the hopes of lightening up my post.