Swim Caps!!

[TinkWDW]

Hi there evryone, im hoping you can help me out here, i was wondering just one thing.
Is it fairly common for people to wear swim caps at the disney water parks?
My hubby and two boys LOVE water parks but unfortunately i have a condition that causes hair loss and im completely paranoid about it, i want to be able to relax and enjoy the fun of the water parks with them but be comfortable, so really i want to know if im likely to stick out really bad wearing a swim cap or if there are likely to be others wearing one?

Any feedback willo be greatly appreciated!!

 

[Threehearts]

I've seen swim caps on people at Disney but more importantly there really are all types of people at Disney. You'll see just about everything so I wouldn't expect that a swim cap would be an issue at all. Someone will just assume that you have color-treated hair like mine and that you're avoiding the "Green Goddess" look from the chlorine. LOL!! Have fun and wear your swim cap with confidence! Susan

 

[Mom2AAA's]

If I were you, I go enjoy myself and wear my prettiest swim cap!! There are so many people from all over the world there and everybody looks and dresses differently... so I don't think anyone would even give it a second thought.

 

[DISNEY FIX]

Staple Mickey Ears on it and you will be perfect !

 

[JKMJ441724]

Go for the swim cap if that makes you comfortable. As a previous poster said, there are all types of people at Disney.

Really, I have seen a man in a nearly see-through yellow speedo while standing on the stairs so his patoot was very nearly in my face for a long time. I could see details. If that did not bother him, a bathing cap shouldn't be a big concern for you. Really, people are caught up in their own fun and families and probably will not even notice.

Have a great time!!!!!

 

[disnut8]

I agree with everyone else. I've seen everything - and I mean everything - at Disney parks, water or theme. Wear the cap and have fun. Besides - are you ever going to see these people ever again in your life?

 

[schoen]

Yeah, that is the great thing about Disney, you won't know a soul! Wear you cap and enjoy the day!

 

[hildarumpole]

I saw a lady at Blizzard Beach with one of those old-fashioned swim caps with the big multi-colored daisies all over it. It looked pretty cool. Don't worry about what others might think. There are many who visit the waterparks oblivious to their offense on other's sensibilites. Borat has nothing on some of those folks.

 

[Todd&Copper]

Really, I have seen a man in a nearly see-through yellow speedo while standing on the stairs so his patoot was very nearly in my face for a long time. I could see details.

I think I saw his cousin years ago at the pool at the Grovesnor.

I've seen some kids/teens with goggles and swim caps. Honestly, I wouldn't think twice if I saw someone with a swim cap, at WDW or anywhere else. I just assume the woman wearing it colors her hair and doesn't want her hair to turn green from the pool's abundant chlorine.

 

[sarahlovesmickey]

I say sport your swimcap and sport it with style!!! Really, no one will think twice about a person wearing a swimcap at a water park

 

[Kimberly815]

Go for it!

I can't say that I can recall seeing someone with a swim cap on before. . . . but more than likely I just never really noticed! I don't think its something I would ever notice more than anything else.

Now the lady we saw that was wearing a thong bikini bottom showing all of us her rear- that got everyone's attention.

 

[TinkWDW]

Thanks so much everyone!!
I will wear it with pride and have the time of my life with my two boys

 

[daisyduck123]

No one will even notice your swim cap, and if they do, they won't think a thing about it.

My 62yo mother wears a full wet-suit to TL & BB.

She is a two-time melanoma survivor & can't risk having her entire body exposed to the Florida sun.

 

[JenSop]

My hair's been thinning for awhile, so I'm especially concerned about scalp burn. I MUST have my head covered at all times during the day when outside - especially in Florida. I plan to wear a bandana in the water parks, similiar to what I do while walking around the parks. Pull my hair back and completely cover my head with a traditional bandana. So no matter what you use to cover up your head, no one will even give it a second glance - they're having too much fun on the rides and slides!