I don't know if my tattoo is according to Disney's guidelines

[MarinaBonadio]

Hey! I was looking Disney's clothing guidelines and it said that no "objectionable" tattoos are allowed. Now, I have a tattoo on my arm that I am in doubt if it would be objectionable or not. It's a lady with a rope pentagram, you can see the outline of her body but there is nothing obscene in sight. I will include a link with the picture.
I am just worried it's too much for Disney, but I will probably be wearing tank tops since I'm going in September, so I got kinda worried

 

[MarinaBonadio]

https://imgur.com/a/h0eBxe9

 

[mort1331]

ive seen worse,,,should be ok

 

[Bad Pink Tink 2.0]

Oh wow, thats really well done artwork. Sigh I have tattoos too, which some would see as controversial, so I get where you are coming from. That should be ok, but as you probably have experienced, randos on the street might complain to Disney. I would bring a cover up, as a just in case, you dont want to have your day ruined by a "sensitive" Disney mom.

 

[MarinaBonadio]

Oh wow, thats really well done artwork. Sigh I have tattoos too, which some would see as controversial, so I get where you are coming from. That should be ok, but as you probably have experienced, randos on the street might complain to Disney. I would bring a cover up, as a just in case, you dont want to have your day ruined by a "sensitive" Disney mom.

Thank you sooo much! My artist did some amazing work and I am so in love with it
I thought it would be an okay tattoo, I know it's more risqué than explicit but I don't know how strict Disney is with those, because the last time I went, I was 11 and therefore, no tattoos.
I will probably bring a cover up then, just in case! Thanks for the reply!

 

[GoingSince1990]

A small Band-Aid could serve as a makeshift brassiere for the lady in question, which should remove any possible issues with the artwork.

 

[disneyseniors]

I thought the tattoo guidelines were for just the cast members? not the paying guests? Maybe I'm wrong.

 

[BrianL]

I thought the tattoo guidelines were for just the cast members? not the paying guests? Maybe I'm wrong.

You can't display anything offensive, even on a T-shirt. Disney will make you change a shirt, though they can't change a tatoo, they can ask to cover it.

OP, I think you'd be fine with that one - it's not really too risque.

 

[CAPSLOCK]

It doesn't show much more than some swimsuits. I wouldn't think there'd be an issue. But a bandaid in your pocket "just in case" is a great idea.

Also I love that microphone tat!

 

[thanxfornoticin]

I cannot imagine that tattoo being a problem. I just expect you couldn't actually wear that outfit yourself in the park! Very cool artwork.....

 

[zackiedawg]

Shouldn't be any problem. I've seen more potentially-offensive-to-some tats at the parks than that, and they weren't being bothered. My feelings on what would be offensive would have to be much more blatant - extreme nudity as a primary focus of the art, well known symbols representing well known hate groups or thoughts, direct offensive words against specific groups, etc. Even then, it's likely to be how much it stands out in an obvious way - I've seen people will full sleeves visible, where a few of the individual pieces of art would probably be banned on their own, but they're so mixed up in the rest of the art that only someone sitting next to them staring for minutes might notice it...they don't have any issues in the parks.

 

[dizneedoll]

Its a super cool tattoo! I bet it took a long time to have it done. No, I don’t think you’ll have any issues either.

 

[kwdw]

While I don’t think a CM would give that a second thought (beyond admiring the art), I can see a 8-12 year old kid really noticing it and maybe commenting to a parent who finds it inappropriate. I don’t most parents would say anything either, but you never know. I’d be prepared, but I don’t think you need to purposefully plan to have to cover it. Frankly, I think it’s the mic that kids will notice (because they think it’s cool!), and that might drive them to look further at the other one.

 

[kanerf]

Just tell them it is a young Maleficent.

 

[Scootin'By]

Just tell them it is a young Maleficent.

This is what I was going to say! It's awesome artwork.

My Dis tat is a lot more abstract - in fact, so abstract that most people don't recognize it as Disney at all LOL

 

[MarinaBonadio]

It doesn't show much more than some swimsuits. I wouldn't think there'd be an issue. But a bandaid in your pocket "just in case" is a great idea.

Also I love that microphone tat!

The microphone is one of my faves, I am a singer and I wanted to have one that was original! It is the same artist from the lady in question <3

 

[MarinaBonadio]

I cannot imagine that tattoo being a problem. I just expect you couldn't actually wear that outfit yourself in the park! Very cool artwork.....

Oh no, that outfit is defs not comfy enough to go to the parks, but my choices would show the tattoo just as much

 

[MarinaBonadio]

Just tell them it is a young Maleficent.

Actually a great idea!!!

 

[MarinaBonadio]

Its a super cool tattoo! I bet it took a long time to have it done. No, I don’t think you’ll have any issues either.

It took quite a while, yeah lol
The hair was the most time consuming part, honestly

 

[MarinaBonadio]

Thank you everyone for the replies! I will not bother much with it, but I will take a bandaid with me just in case someone has an issue with it. I also think it's not very risqué, but I wanted to make sure and I appreciate everyone that took time to guide me <3