This isn't a big deal. Restaurant isn't going to kick you out for being a little wet and by the time you walk to your fancy dinner, you'll be drying off in the process.
But it was a big deal to the OP. We don't know what fabrics she was wearing, what color it was. We don't know if she's sentivie to the air conditioning in restaurants. This was about her comfort level. Walking into a nice restaurant with wet clothing isn't going to feel comfy for many people.
And with the humidity of FL I'm trying to figure out how she could have dried off.
Majority of the time yes. I've been on plenty of rides at Disney where they ask people to remove their ponchos once their indoors while waiting for rides.
I'm assuming it has to do with they don't want water dripping everywhere and making the floors potentially slippery
While waiting is one thing. Although you'll only be drooling on the floor if it was raining outside, and if it was raining and people weren't wearing them THEY will be dripping as well... While riding is another. She was told to not wear it while riding.
People on this board tend to exaggerate how wet they get on rides for some reason. Like, by a lot. I used to argue with them, then I began to question my sanity or how I could have SO MUCH anecdotal evidence from myself and others to contradict them. Then I finally just realized I had to let it go and let them think what they want. I've never gotten wet on Frozen, or Pirates, and very rarely on Splash.
I find it hard to believe that you have followed dry people around in he parks then read what ty out on the dos about how wet they got. Because that's the only way you would know that they were exaggerating how wet they got.
It's lovely that you never get splashed. I'm so pleased for you. I wish I had had your experience over the years. I've seen people get off Grizzly in DCA dry, too. Was that you? Lucky I've seen dry people exit my same boat, when we were wet from head to toe.
I'm not saying it never happens. But when I see threads with 90% of the people saying they get soaked every time, and I've ridden it dozens of times at various times of the years and never gotten wet, it's not just a matter of experiences. Many people are exaggerating or remembering it worse than it really was.
People don't say "I always get drenched", they are saying "you CAN get drenched". There's a huge difference that you aren't hearing.
My cousin and her husband had been riding splash at MK since their teens and had never gotten wet. They had ignored the people leaving the ride damp, the wet pathway out, for years. They scoffed at us. It was our first visit. What did we know?
And they got utterly absolutely drenched. And we, behind them, didn't get anywhere near as wet as them.
On the plus side, the dry air of SoCal helps you dry off faster, even though it's not as hot as Florida.
Yea. Unless you're literally wearing cotton everything like DH was on anaheim's splash back in '07. That was some unfortunate chafing that day...
My brother got just as soaked but he was wearing dri-fit type clothes and dried quickly.