Should WDW have a dress code?

[EPCOT Explorer]

So dress code = Nazi?

Let me tell you a little story. It's about people on the internet that like to compare things to Nazis.

They are idiots.

The National Socialist party blatantly persecuted people based on a variety of factors, the very least of which was their dress. They went on and murdered 6 million Jewish people based on the simple fact that they were Jewish. They started a war that cost the lives of 1 out of every 10 people in Central Europe during that time and participated in a larger global conflict that killed between 60 and 70 million people, or 1 out of every 25 people alive in the world.

Disney could hire cast members with the specific purpose of punching babies in the face and it wouldn't even touch what the Nazis did.

Win, my friend, win. I could not have said it better.

 

[GrannyJill2]

I grew up in the late 50's, early 60's when women were not allowed to wear slacks. I hated having someone tell me what I could and could NOT wear, as long as what I was wearing was in good taste (covering all the naughty bits).

I would not like having a dress code at the parks, but I would appreciate folks using common (?) sense when they go out in public. Neat, clean clothes on a clean body should be sufficient.

 

[xtina72]

Ohh there are just so many times that I wished they did have one! :lol:

Especially the "Oh, what do you mean a 250 lb person cant fit into size 2 shorts?" or "Let me wear this tank top today....have you met the pet bear living on my back and chest?" or my favorite "what? Im walking too slow around Epcot in these 6 inch hooker heels?"


But No, I dont think it would be enforceable to do so, and quite annoying among other things....but I wish everyone had the discretion that they seem to be lacking.

 

[kimmychad]

When you are in a nice restaurant like the Cali grill or Yats mans you should dress with some class not like some of the slobs that com in in shorts a t-shirt and sandals.

a screaming kid in a restaurant is much more offensive than what someone is wearing.

 

[sublimesting]

Nothing like a nice sweaty muffin top in front of you on Soarin'!:animwink:

 

[Mr Toad]

a screaming kid in a restaurant is much more offensive than what someone is wearing.

So true...