Can kids under 10 wear a costume to Disneyland on Halloween???

[Crazy4Goofy]

We are taking our kids to Disneyland for Halloween along with our cousins and their kids. Since we will be there on Halloween, I was wondering what the policy was as far as costumes. We will have 3 kids under the age of 10 that will still want to dress up to celebrate, so is that allowed?? (The adults and teenagers won't care about a wearing a costume, so no worries there!!) I know that you can dress up at the halloween party at CA but the budget is tight and attending is just not possible for us. Honestly, I just feel blessed to even be going for 4 days!! So if anyone can shed some light on this issue, that would be great!! Thanks a bunch!!

 

[srauchbauer]

I don't know about halloween day but I do know that anybody 9 and under can wear customes anytime. So thinking it probably won't be an issue. Have fun and what a great way to celebrate Halloween.

 

[Disney Dreams]

As long as they follow these (from Disneyland.com) they are fine:

"Are there restrictions on types of clothing or makeup that Guests may wear, or tattoos that can be displayed, while visiting the Disneyland® Resort?

Yes. The goal of the Disneyland® Resort is to provide a safe, secure environment for our Guests to enjoy. Clothing, makeup and tattoos that may distract from the Disneyland® Resort experience or that may pose a safety or health issue are not permitted:

* Clothing or tattoos with obscene, lewd or offensive language, graphics or designs
* Clothing that could be construed as indecent, exposing excessive portions of skin that may be viewed as inappropriate for a family environment (e.g., string bikini tops and bottoms, G-strings, clothing that accentuates or draws attention to private areas)
* Bare feet
* Weapons or accessories that appear to be weapons (i.e., bullet belts)
* Clothing or accessories that drag on the ground and create a potential tripping hazard
* Costumes on Guests over the age of 9 (e.g., Halloween costumes — with the exception of special events — wedding dresses, period costumes)
* Sharp or pointed accessories that may cause injury
* Masks or makeup that could be construed as part of a costume
* Exception: Attire intended to identify those wearing it is acceptable (e.g., military uniforms, cultural attire)

This information is subject to change without notice."

 

[Crazy4Goofy]

Thanks for the info!! Looks like we'll be putting our kiddos in a costume for Halloween!!