dhorner233
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Thanks for that. Thats what I figured. I just dont want to have to try to change in a bathroom into my costume! I cant wait to go!!
Let's see a picture of your costume!

Thanks for that. Thats what I figured. I just dont want to have to try to change in a bathroom into my costume! I cant wait to go!!
We're going to the 9/13 partyWe have ADR's for LTT @ 5:20 -- is this ok? I've been reading some posts that say to eat as early as possible, but this was the earliest time I could get when I made reservations. I've only eaten lunch at LTT so I'm not sure how long dinner lasts (I know buffets usually run a bit longer).
We're going to the 9/13 partyWe have ADR's for LTT @ 5:20 -- is this ok? I've been reading some posts that say to eat as early as possible, but this was the earliest time I could get when I made reservations. I've only eaten lunch at LTT so I'm not sure how long dinner lasts (I know buffets usually run a bit longer).
Going the same day, first party of the year!![]()
Us too! First party ever, first party of the year! We moved our vaca back by a week so we could go
We are going as Les Chefs de France! (We are quirky like that). We have berets and will wear aprons with a French flag on it. Most people probably won't get it, but that's fine. It's cool in the FL heat (just pants, a tee, an apron and a hat that we can take off when needed). Can't wait!!!
My going to be 10 yr old son always wants to be some kind of commando with a gun. (Not sure if this is because I won't let him purchase first person shooter games or in spite of it...-?) This year we are doing MNSSHP and he wants to be a SWAT team member....thinking about it because I could jusy buy him the SWAT equipment vest and he could wear it with shorts and a t-shirt to be cool. He knows he's not getting a gun to walk around WDW with, but I'm just wondering if it would be okay to fill the vest with equipment- obviously some fake equipment...?
like dead batteries for ammo (don't think this would look too real) and a walkie talkie, etc. Maybe a SWAT helmet. He would not get to carry any kind of gun. Do you think this would raise eyebrows at the party?
Thanks for any feedback---last time we went to MNSSHP he was 3 and a cowboy.
I think as long as you didn't let him bring the gun in that would b fine, I would think he is a normal kid/boy who likes to play "swat". My nephew has that outfit too. I don't think you should try to let him bring in the gun like you said. If he gets upset, you always have the excuse to tell him Disney won't let him bring it into the parks anyways, and I really think they actually wouldn't. Have fun.
I am going to the halloween party on oct 13th with my husband. Im dressing up and I was wondering if I can go to park around 2 already in my costume. We have dinner reservations at 4 and I dont want to go back to my hotel to change and then go back again to the park or carry around a back pack to change into. Please any info would be great~!!
Children are encouraged to attend the party in costume.
FOR THE SAFETY OF YOUR CHILD AND OTHERS, PLEASE ADHERE TO THE GUIDELINES BELOW.
Halloween costumes should NOT:Obstruct the guest's view or interfere with their ability to board/unload from attractions and/or the Walt Disney World Resort transportation system (including monorails, ferry boats and motorcoaches).
Drag on the ground.
Contain sharp or pointed objects or material that may accidentally stike another guest.
Be offensive to other guests.
Contain any weapons which resemble or could easily be mistaken for an actual weapon.
Unless it was a bright green and orange water gun I wouldn't be bringing it in. This is post 9/11 ppl, really, anything resembling a real gun will be taken away or will have to be trashed.
I just read this on the other post. I didn't remember reading it in the last set of rules I read.I don't get how they can say that though when they sell these items AT the park. We have bought swords and guns from adventureland in the past.
A fb friend who has worked security at WDW just told me that,
"if it looks like a modern hand gun or rifle, it will not be permitted in the parks. They know what their park merchandise looks like, so that will be acceptable. Anything that looks like an old timey Pirate gun, like you said, is up to the discretion of security. It probably won't look very realistic, if it a costume piece, so I would think they'd let it in, unless it is a replica piece or a very very well done prop, but anything you'd buy at a costume shop, doesn't look all that realistic, actually."
So, that was he said.