Christmas Dinner - what to wear??

[disneyfool_1202]

We are headed to WDW for the holidays- first time spending the actual Christmas holiday away from home (kids are teens so there is freedom involved this year). We have dinner reservations at Paddlefish in DS on Christmas day (like late lunch / early dinner). What kind of attire should we plan on bringing? We have never been.

 

[Pumbaa_]

Wear what you want. If you want to dress, go for it. If you prefer casual, fine.

I don’t t think what you wear matters. Just enjoy your dinner and have fun!

 

[RamblingMad]

I’d stick to red or green to remain festive.

 

[Bjkandma]

What ever you are comfortable with. Yes, it's the holidays, but you are on vacation and at Disney!!

 

[Hi Pluto]

If cool enough, I'm going to rock a cute wintery sweater. If too hot, then maybe I'll find a cute Disney Christmas shirt to wear.

 

[marikujawa]

Paddlefish is expensive, but it's also very casual. Wear whatever you like - you'll be fine.

 

[Disneypro1]

Park attire rules.

 

[Dallasmomoftwo]

Most people will probably be in park attire, but wear whatever you want. Your meal your rules!

 

[disneyfool_1202]

Thanks all. I wasn't sure if there was a "dressier" expectation... I'd love to go with "park attire"... weather permitting!

 

[DisneyMommy77]

We choose to dress-up for Christmas Eve Dinner and Christmas dinner while at Disney. We do this because of the picture opportunities at the resorts where we will be dining. (GF and WL) However, the last two years we have been there at Christmas most people are dressed casual. Have fun!

 

[B-Ride]

The ideal attire is a crazy Christmas sweater but if you don't have one available you can go with anything except a bathing suit.

 

[TiggerTrigger]

Something we've found when we travel and dine out on Christmas is that a lot of people like to dress up...not everyone, but a lot. Still, nobody is going to turn you away if you wear average clothing. It's just what you want to make of your holiday meal. We were at the Grand Canyon last Christmas...some people were dressed like they just finished hiking, while others were wearing sequined dresses and fancy fur.