What Should You Not Wear At Disney World?

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It’s really important that if you are planning a trip to Walt Disney World, especially from as far away as the UK, that you know that they do have somewhat of a dress code. So, what should you not wear at Disney World? Knowing what you should or shouldn’t wear is important so that you can ensure a great time at the Magic Kingdom.

 

Official Guest Appearance Guidelines

It’s important that all guests realize that Disney World does reserve the right to not allow some visitors into their gated attractions who wear certain clothing that might create distractions. Their dress code polices are in effect at the Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, Epcot, Animal Kingdom, Typhoon Lagoon, Blizzard Beach, and Disney Springs.

All the theme parks guests are always required to wear shoes and shirts at all times. They will allow swimsuit tops as long as they are worn with other appropriate pieces of clothing.

Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach have their own criteria in place as well, which can vary from the overall general appearance guidelines of Walt Disney World. It will depend on the event, venue, and variations could be accepted.

 

Examples Of Attire That’s Unacceptable

Here are a few examples of what you shouldn’t consider wearing when you visit Walt Disney World:

• Clothes that display offensive language or messages
• Adult clothing or costumes that are seen as actual costumes, children under the age of 10 are excluded from this rule
• Clothes that are made with offensive material like clothing you can see through
• Clothes that are torn excessively
• Clothes that exposes inappropriate parts of the body like a string bikini top, G-strings, bikini bottoms and so on.
• Visitors that are wearing wedding clothes are also discouraged from entering their theme parks

 

“Signature Dining Restaurants” Dress Code

On top of the overall dress code that Disney World has, their “Signature Dining Restaurants” also have some of their own dress codes you should be aware of.

Men – Dress pants, dress shorts, or jeans and a long sleeve shirt with a collar or a T-shirt are required.

Women – Skirts, dress shorts, dress pants, jeans, and blouse, sweater or dress are required.

 

Clothes Not Permitted:

Swim suits, tank tops, or swim cover ups, hats for men, cut offs or clothing with tears and rips are not allowed. T-shirts with any kind of offensive graphics or language also won’t be permitted.

 

Signature Restaurants Include:

• California Grill
• Cinderella’s Royal Table
• Citrico’s
• Flying Fish
• Jaleo by Jose Andres
• Jiko – The Cooking Place
• Le Cellier Steakhouse
• Maria & Enzo’s
• Monsieur Paul
• Morimoto Asia
• Narcoossee’s
• Paddlefish
• STK Orlando
• The BOATHOUSE
• The Edison
• The Hollywood Brown Derby
• Takumi-Tei
• Tiffins
• Victoria & Alberts
• Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill
• Yachtsman Steakhouse

 

What You Should Wear

When planning your trip, you should consider what you need to pack and what you should wear and the key tip is dress for the season. Even though the summers are generally very hot, if you are going during the winter or spring you may want to adjust your wardrobe a little bit.

Summer – Best to wear shorts, T-shirts, comfortable sandals, and sun glasses.

Fall, Winter, & Spring – Even though they usually have mild weather during other seasons you should still pack a lightweight jacket or sweater for collier evenings and also you may want to wear lightweight pants instead of shorts. You might also want to make sure that you have a poncho, hoodie, or an umbrella because you never know when you might have a surprise rain shower or a storm hit.

Most Important Piece of Wardrobe – Probably the most important thing you need to have to enjoy yourself are a pair of very comfortable shoes. You should include sandals, flat shoes, and sneakers when you pack for your trip because you are going to do a lot more walking than what you normally do.

 

Other Rules You Should Be Aware Of

On top of a dress code you need to follow, there are other limitations that Walt Disney World ask their guests to follow in order to be admitted and enjoy their Disney World experience.

Cooler Guidelines:

• Suitcases, backpacks, or coolers with or even without wheels that are bigger than 24” (61 cm) long x 15” (38 cm) wide x 18” (46 cm) high will not be allowed in any of the theme parks or water parks.
• Dry ice or loose ice isn’t allowed to be brought into any of the theme parks; however, you can use reusable ice packs. You can get cups of ice at all the food and beverage locations at no cost to guests.
• Any coolers needed for medications can be stored in lockers or at their Guest Relations centers.

 

Other Items That Are Prohibited

The list here are more items that are not allowed into Disney World and their water parks at any time:

 

• Inline skates
• Remote control toys
• Wagons
• Skateboards
• Scooters
• Shoes with wheels that are built-in
• Strollers that are bigger than 31” (79 cm) wide and 52” (132 cm) long
• Any trailer like object that’s towed by a stroller, wheelchair or an ECV
• Wheeled mobility items that have less than three wheels and any devices that can’t maintain good stability and balance when they’re stopped, unpowered or are unoccupied.
• No alcohol is allowed
• No weapons of any kind are allowed and that includes toy guns, squirt guns, toy blasters, and so on.
• Folding chairs
• Glass bottles or containers unless it’s baby food or perfume bottles
• Pets unless they’re service animals
• Straws and balloons are not allowed in the Animal Kingdom Park because of the safety of the animals.
• Wrapped gifts
• Selfie sticks

 

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