What Is "Offensive" Shirt Content

Walt Disney World
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I was going to buy my adult son a shirt that says “Waiting in line sucks.” on the front…but then I got paranoid that he’d be forced to change/cover it because I have no idea how sensitive they are in what’s considered too much for WDW. I’m sure it can be a matter of who is there when you enter the park, but where do they draw the line? He’d probably wear it at AK or EP but def not MK if that matters.

Hopefully this is a dumb question and it’s of no concern, but I don’t want to find out at the gate :downcast_face_with_sweat:

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I’d say things with swearing or nudity on. I did refuse to let my DS wear a shirt that had a knife on it as well.

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I hate when my kids say something sucks but I say it all the time so I can’t yell at them! I don’t think this one would be turned away. The amount of “drunk” and “big D” shirts I see tells me that they don’t police THAT much!

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Not much detail but here is the official statement: Park Dress Guidelines

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Thanks! I don’t think it would be considered “obscene” so I think I’m fine.

Also extra thanks for that link as it has the ticketed party costume rules as well!

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This, and potentially things that could be considered derogatory/insulting to others as well.

I remember being surprised years ago at Cedar Point seeing several guys wearing these “Big Johnson” baseball glove T-shirts, which were quite crass! I’m sure Disney wouldn’t allow those.

Not too long ago, I also encountered a woman in Universal’s Citywalk who wore what essentially was semi-transparent clothes…kind of like body tights, but as transparent as, say, dark panty hose. It left ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to the imagination. I was quite shocked that Universal allowed that.

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I really doubt that would be considered offensive by Disney.

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Same here, but like I said, I didn’t want to find out I was wrong when we’re standing at the gate. Especially when he’s wearing a shirt I bought him :sweat_smile:

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Worst case, turn it inside out! :wink:

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Am I the only one who clicked on this thread hoping for suggestions?? :rofl::rofl:

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My thought is- if you even have a question of doubt in your mind- don’t wear it

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More likely … Disney would have a CM approach and say “Wanna buy a Premier Pass for a mere $419”?

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Bahahaha!

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Agreed. I’m not even going to wear any school or sports teams! But I drive an ad-free non descript Volvo and do not like any attention!