Nor I, but then again it takes a lot to offend me really. Unless someone is in my face, directly focusing on me, I am usually oblivious to what people are wearing and even if it were aware I doubt that it would bother me in the least. I used to know this old guy who's favorite saying was... "you go to your church, I'll go to mine."I kinda look at Disney as a very casual environment. You must remember I was also a small child through the 60's when anything looks better than what young adults wore back then. It takes so much time away from touring to get on transportation change a family and get back on transportation to go to a TS restaurant especially if it is at a resort. That process could easily take a couple hours so I see why Disney just doesn't care. They want the money not proper attire. How many guests would give up a few hours in transportation and a few hours for dinner out of their vacation day? At Disney I'm pretty comfortable with anyone's attire just so it isn't gross. I'm more concerned with my ADR being close to ontime and choosing what I will choose to eat. I'm not going to fret if the family next to me is in their shorts or tee's. I know Disney has suggested attire for TS but even they know the WDW is not that type of environment.
Cali
This just doesn't offend me.
Do they even have a published dress code for there anymore? I have seen one for over at the Grand Floridian, but not in the California Grill. Heck, the name California Grill does not exactly scream formal. I still think that at some point in time we all need to check our calenders and realize that this is the 21st Century. If you look at the old photos of people visiting Disneyland in the 50's the men were wearing suit and tie and the women were wearing dresses and hats. In other words, their Sunday best! Do we really want to go back to that time?
I don't have a problem with people being dressed casually for Signature restaurants in the parks. Most of the time, you are eating there because you were going to be at that park anyway. No one is going to go back and change for that. I do feel differently about the ones in the hotels, especially the ones that still act like they are fine dining establishments and claim to have a dress code. Even if you put on nice shorts and a collared shirt. Some people looked like they had just rolled out of bed.
They do still have a dress code, at least they did in April. It's not jacket required anymore, more like business casual.Nor I, but then again it takes a lot to offend me really. Unless someone is in my face, directly focusing on me, I am usually oblivious to what people are wearing and even if it were aware I doubt that it would bother me in the least. I used to know this old guy who's favorite saying was... "you go to your church, I'll go to mine."
Do they even have a published dress code for there anymore? I have seen one for over at the Grand Floridian, but not in the California Grill. Heck, the name California Grill does not exactly scream formal. I still think that at some point in time we all need to check our calenders and realize that this is the 21st Century. If you look at the old photos of people visiting Disneyland in the 50's the men were wearing suit and tie and the women were wearing dresses and hats. In other words, their Sunday best! Do we really want to go back to that time?
I will admit that there are some folks that shouldn't wear shorts even in their own homes. It is not always a good look. Personally, I have legs to die for (muscular and manly) so I wear shorts merely to give everyone something pleasant to look at.
I want that one and that one and that one....
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Yeah ma'am, you're just gonna want to go down to the personal hygiene section, make a left, and go through the automatic doors. As soon as you see the sun, you're back outside.
Bet she isn't taking her kids to WDW anytime soon.
It's beautiful but, yes, it's very cold! I don't mind snow sometimes, but I really don't like to be cold. I like snow at Christmas, maybe a little in January...then I'm done. I used to love it, until I had to start driving in it.
I will admit that there are some folks that shouldn't wear shorts even in their own homes. It is not always a good look. Personally, I have legs to die for (muscular and manly) so I wear shorts merely to give everyone something pleasant to look at.
Good luck.
