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Pray tell - "those types of events"?
Costumes are encouraged at Disney's Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party, at Cedar Point's Halloweekends, and even at Universal's Horror Nights.
A family who has been to any of those parks' Halloween offerings might very well be confused to find out that they were not allowed to go in costume to Busch Gardens.
It's phrased as a request, but it's not a request. Only kids under 54", and generally only during the costume contest at the Iron Dragon Stage. Adults don't wear costumes at CP's Halloween event. From the HW guide:at Cedar Point's Halloweekends
· Please don’t wear costumes. Although you may look totally gnarly and rad, we’d prefer that we do the scaring!
· Children under 54” tall may wear costumes if they are participating in the Kids’ Costume Contest (held at 3 p.m. for pre-schoolers and 3:45 for grade-schoolers; ONLY on Saturdays and Sundays near Iron Dragon).
A family who has been to any of those parks' Halloween offerings might very well be confused to find out that they were not allowed to go in costume to Busch Gardens.
Well I guess you can say they are different events and the fact costumes are alloweed, but couldn't you say the same thing about guests who attend Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party before Halloween.My question----why would you dress up in halloween costumes in the middle of October on a hot day if it isn't even Halloween yet and you aren't going to a children's party with the kids? Publicity-their 15 minutes of fame maybe.