Wearing Mouse Ears Outside Of Disney

[Tony the Tigger]

Outside of the specialty ones... I think the built in perception of mouse ears is they are a kids thing. Yes, you see adults wearing them at the parks, but the fact they are wearing them is kind of the stand-out in itself.. because they are historically associated with a children's thing. From the old MMC, etc.

This.

I don’t even wear them at WDW. Had them as a kid. Was gifted a novelty pair as a young adult (long gone.)

I see a lot of adult women wearing them at the parks, rarely men. Not that that’s a reason for anyone to do anything, but there’s a limit to how much I like to stand out lol.

 

[Minnesota disney fan]

It's certainly not an everyday sight so I can understand it registering as a bit strange or different. My first thought would be to just accept it, it's his head, his life, his choice and he's not harming anybody but it would register internally as a bit unusual.

I may also consider that it could be an adult with learning difficulties, that's not to imply anything cruel but could be a possible explanation to the question "I wonder why a grown man is wearing Mickey ears when not in Disney".

I would never dream of asking anyone the question as by default the implication is that it's strange, let people do what they want and if it's not what you would do then just let them be. Also if I had a dollar for every weird thing I've done or said in my life, I'd probably be a millionaire by now (according to my wife anyway)

I may also consider that it could be an adult with learning difficulties, that's not to imply anything cruel but could be a possible explanation to the question "I wonder why a grown man is wearing Mickey ears when not in Disney".

I agree with this idea. I have seen other people who have that type of problem wearing things that little kids usually wear. I'm just glad it makes them happy. However, if he is doing it to just be noticed, then that's different to me.

 

[The Underminer]

This.

I don’t even wear them at WDW. Had them as a kid. Was gifted a novelty pair as a young adult (long gone.)

I see a lot of adult women wearing them at the parks, rarely men. Not that that’s a reason for anyone to do anything, but there’s a limit to how much I like to stand out lol.

I love headbands.

Mickey hats on the other hand, not so much.

 

[Disstevefan1]

Five pages on this subject.... Not bad, not bad at all.

 

[TalkToEthan]

Adult + Male + Non Disney setting

Outside of a dare/lost bet, head trauma, a store stop on way to costume party or an influencer looking for followers and clicks ………. I say “NO”