Tank tops / shorts policy

[Vinsud]

Im a guy arriving with family for a visit later this month. Would there be any issues or problems wearing tanks tops and shorts around the parks in the daytime? Is this common?
Any problems wearing them in the quick dining places or Disney resorts (breakfast)?

Thanks.
Vinay

 

[mdcpr]

All signature restaurants have a dress code, but the in-park signature restaurants (Tiffins, Le Cellier and Brown Derby) don't enforce it as heavily as the resort signatures. So I would avoid a tank top or anything way way too casual, but you wouldn't need to get changed. We wore t-shirts and kaki shorts/cargo shorts.

I guess we will be ok. We're NY casual--what in other parts of the country see as business casual, so we should be ok.

 

[marni1971]

All signature restaurants have a dress code, but the in-park signature restaurants (Tiffins, Le Cellier and Brown Derby) don't enforce it as heavily as the resort signatures. So I would avoid a tank top or anything way way too casual, but you wouldn't need to get changed. We wore t-shirts and kaki shorts/cargo shorts.

I wore a signature vest and shorts with not a problem for diner.

 

[Club Cooloholic]

Im a guy arriving with family for a visit later this month. Would there be any issues or problems wearing tanks tops and shorts around the parks in the daytime? Is this common?
Any problems wearing them in the quick dining places or Disney resorts (breakfast)?

Thanks.
Vinay

You should be fine, but remember a coat or sweatshirt. It can sometimes get chilly once the sun goes down, or the day is cloudy.

 

[Lilofan]

Shorts and tank tops is typical theme park attire.
No issues.

Even the Daisy Dukes I've seen on the girls that wear them.

 

[Vinsud]

I’m a guy so I hope all the above still applies.
Except I won’t be wearing daisy dukes!

 

[Tony the Tigger]

cool, I mean I gotta show off the muscles, right?

Do we need to address back hair?

 

[Vinsud]

shaved. Only the armpit hair, I mean I need to keep some sense of manliness...

 

[Nunu]

 

[ppete1975]

is there any place on property that requires a jacket or loans you one if you didn't bring one? im trying to think of one.

 

[Weather_Lady]

is there any place on property that requires a jacket or loans you one if you didn't bring one? im trying to think of one.

I believe Victoria and Albert's does. That's the only one I've ever heard mentioned.

 

[nickys]

is there any place on property that requires a jacket or loans you one if you didn't bring one? im trying to think of one.

Victoria and Albert’s
I thought also Takumi Tei (apologies for the spelling)

 

[nickys]

I wore a signature vest and shorts with not a problem for diner.

A signature vest????

Got a picture?

 

[BoarderPhreak]

Just because you can... Doesn't mean you should. Just sayin'.

 

[marni1971]

A signature vest????

Got a picture?

Matches a signature restaurant

 

[RustySpork]

Unless you're dining in a venue designated as a "Signature" restaurant (in which case you'd want something at least one step more formal -- like chino shorts and a polo), your shorts-and-tank attire will be entirely appropriate anywhere on Disney property.

In that case, how about tank-top and jacket?

 

[Tony the Tigger]

Just because you can... Doesn't mean you should. Just sayin'.

Are tank tops controversial all of a sudden?

I'm from Jersey, they're kind of standard.

 

[Lilofan]

In that case, how about tank-top and jacket?

Don Johnson, Miami Vice? Love the crazy 80's!

 

[BoarderPhreak]

...I'm from Jersey, they're kind of standard.

Home of Snooki. 'Nuf said.

Don Johnson, Miami Vice? Love the crazy 80's!

Not quite a true tank, but, yeah...

 

[KeithVH]

Are tank tops controversial all of a sudden?

I'm from Jersey, they're kind of standard.

Ah, you mean a wife-beater . . .

 

[DisAl]

This is a wife beater shirt.