Seeing the thread relating to glasses at WDW got me thinking...
As a female, dresses/skirts are often comfier (and can look better) than shorts during hot weather. Additionally, I'm thinking of bounding as Anna (I have the perfect blue skirt!).
I understand that given the number of rides that go upside down (and in the open + inverted coaster like Dragon Challenge), wearing a dress would be a very bad idea.
But is it feasible to wear a dress or skirt at the parks, while still being able to go on the rides without any fear of flashing anyone?
I completely forgot about them.So the Rock n Rollercoaster or Sum of All Thrills don't exist?![]()
Yeah Sum of all Thrills would be a problem in a dress.So the Rock n Rollercoaster or Sum of All Thrills don't exist?![]()
I think I remember someone's trip report talking about exactly this problem, haha.Yeah Sum of all Thrills would be a problem in a dress.
I wear the Nike Dri shorts underneath - they're very fitted, light weight, have a short inseam, and they're moisture wicking to keep you cool and comfortable.
I have a few pairs of sandals that I could wear comfortably. Plus, I'll be wearing boots for my Anna DisneyboundI'd like to wear more dresses in WDW (with shorts and BodyGlide to keep chafing away) but my hold up always seems to be shoes. I clock a good 10-15 miles a day in the parks and flip flops are not an option. I have 3 pairs of sneakers that I have deemed WDW worthy. None of them look right with a dress at all.![]()
RNR at HS goes upside down.There are no rides that go upside down at WDW. I've seen ladies at the parks before in dresses. More in EPCOT than anywhere else. I can't say I've seen too many at Universal though.
Seeing the thread relating to glasses at WDW got me thinking...
As a female, dresses/skirts are often comfier (and can look better) than shorts during hot weather. Additionally, I'm thinking of bounding as Anna (I have the perfect blue skirt!).
I understand that given the number of rides that go upside down (and in the open + inverted coaster like Dragon Challenge), wearing a dress would be a very bad idea.
But is it feasible to wear a dress or skirt at the parks, while still being able to go on the rides without any fear of flashing anyone?
Would there be any problems with the ride restraints (e.g. strap between the legs)? I can't remember there being any last time, but that was 5 years ago and things might have changed since then.
Definitely! I only wear dresses/skirts at the park and have never had a problem!Seeing the thread relating to glasses at WDW got me thinking...
As a female, dresses/skirts are often comfier (and can look better) than shorts during hot weather. Additionally, I'm thinking of bounding as Anna (I have the perfect blue skirt!).
I understand that given the number of rides that go upside down (and in the open + inverted coaster like Dragon Challenge), wearing a dress would be a very bad idea.
But is it feasible to wear a dress or skirt at the parks, while still being able to go on the rides without any fear of flashing anyone?
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