Dinner Dress Code-Need Info

[1stTimeDisneyer]

Ok So this might be a dorky question but I have never been to DW before.

The question I have is about dress codes for Disney. I was wondering if any of the place have a dress code or can we were our normal clothes. We are planning on going to Le Cellier, WCC, 50's Prime Time, and maybe Boma. I know we will probably change our minds but are street clothes ok for these places. Are their any places that do have a dress code? This will also help us to pack. Thanks for your help.

 

[curiouser]

The places that have a dress code are Victoria & Alberlts, Yatchsman, Artist Point, Jiko, California Grill (Contemporary), Citricos, Narcoossee's, and Flying Fish. All of the above except V&A are business casual. V&A requires a suit coat and tie and women to dress appropriately for that atomosphere.

All the restaurants you listed you will be fine in your park attire. Enjoy your trip!!

 

[scrapbookworm]

When we walked into the 50s Prime Time Cafe in Oct 05, we were unfortunately quite wet due to a sudden, unexpected downpour. My parents (May 05) took clothes to change into for dinner, but we never left the park to go do it. It was their first time, so they weren't quite sure what to expect on the dress codes either.

 

[DaveT1]

No worries at any of the places you mentioned, go as you wish. Even the signature restaurants as in curiouser's post, you will see a mix of levels although they are promoting business casual. Only V/A isn't as mentioned.

My general rule of thumb is if it is in a theme park, most everyone is going to come as they were at the park and not go back to the resort to change regardless of the level of restaurant. At the resort signature places you will see roughly 50-80% in close to smart casual, the rest in dumb casual.