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All year long, stories regarding the dress codes at Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort have been popping up.
Earlier in the year, one Guest pointed out a ‘life hack’ which involved getting a free t-shirt while visiting a Disney Park. All you would have to do is show up wearing a shirt that will surely get dress coded. Then, a Cast Member would give you a voucher for a certain amount of money so you could ‘purchase’ a Disney shirt for free or heavily discounted.
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However, after Guests began taking advantage of this system, Disney Parks seemingly caught on. Now, Guests are usually required to pay the total price for a shirt if they’ve violated the dress code.
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Some Guests have claimed that they’ve been body-shamed while visiting Walt Disney World and Disneyland, while others have screamed at Cast Members over dress code violations.
In short, there was a lot to be said about the Disney Parks dress code this year. But the year’s not over yet, and we have at least one more story to add to the list: one Guest recently visited a Disney Park wearing an inappropriate shirt, which landed him a dress code violation.
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In this video, we can see the Guest holding what they claim is a ‘citation’ from Walt Disney World. However, many Disney fans in the comments point out that it’s actually a voucher for a new shirt.
As for what the shirt looks like, the Guest posted another video showing what they were wearing. We cannot show the video here, but we can tell you that the shirt portrays a naked woman lying atop a float in a pool.
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Many Disney fans and frequent Guests were quick to ask, “What did you expect?” in the comments of the second video. After seeing the shirt’s design, we certainly can’t blame them for asking.
