Some Restaurants Get New Dress Code

[JerJan]

SOME RESTAURANTS GET NEW DRESS CODE
Flip-flops may have generated discussion at the White House three weeks ago, but they'll keep you from being seated at several restaurants at Walt Disney World hotels, thanks to a new dress code. Seven of the resort's spiffiest restaurants have upgraded to a “business casual” requirement. The restaurants involved are:

Jiko (Animal Kingdom Lodge)
Flying Fish (BoardWalk)
California Grill (Contemporary)
Citricos and Narcoossee's (Grand Floridian)
Artist Point (Wilderness Lodge)
Yachtsman Steakhouse (Yacht Club)

The restaurants are defining “business casual” as dress shorts, pants, jean pants, collared shirts, blouses and sweaters. Hats, swimsuits, swimsuit coveralls, tank tops, T-shirts, torn clothing and flip-flops are not permitted.

This was posted on MOUSEPLANET.COM and I was wondering how they are going to difine "FLIPFLOPS?" Many sandals are considered flipflops because they have no back?

 

[JerJan]

SO SORRY, I just found where this has already been posted in another thread!

 

[Stitch's Greatest Fa]

I would like to reliably inform everyone that I ate at CG, Jiko and Citrico's in the last 2 weeks and wore flip flops to every meal - dressy sparkly ones and of course my attire was also dressy. I expect it means beach type flip flops.

BTW Dh and my father wore pants to CG and a dressy shirt (they also brought dress shorts on holiday with them) we saw loads of men in shorts in there and they weren't all smart looking either. DH and my father were a little disgruntled as they would have preferred to wear dressy shorts but didn't as they were told NO shorts when we made our reservation. I wish someone would make the dress codes clear.