What is the policy on "vulgar" sayings on shirt in MK?

[Amelia :)]

The fact that you're kid didn't know what the shirts meant shows how little of a problem this should have been! Maybe you just need to think a bit quicker! You could've made anything up.

 

[1lilspark]

A few examples are two male stick figures holding hands with the saying "we do it hard" another example was the "****" emoji above two male stick figures holding a rainbow flag with the saying "it happens wipe it off". The stick figure shirt was rampant this morning and there are variations that include the female stick figure.

I'm sorry but I feel this is just totally inappropriate attire when there are children all over and I'm constantly being asked by my 9 year old what this and that shirt means.

Not against disney dress code but you should of done research and not gone during gay days if it makes you uncomfortable

 

[Pipkin]

The description of the shirts seem vulgar to me. All vulgarity is open to interpretation but I do think the OP interpreted it correctly. I wouldn't care what the identity of the wearer is, if it can't be worn during the family hour on network tv, it's vulgar.

 

[aballerina]

Noticed lots of vulgar shirts this morning at MK. It was so bad we left. What is MK's policy on this as many were inappropriate for a park full of kids.

OP I'm curious .... Did you know it was "Gay Days" today? I'm one of those ultra planners so would have known and would have avoided the park myself today, especially with small children. If you didn't know I can certainly understand your feelings.
Did you have hoppers so you could at least go to another park?

 

[ShellieMimi]

But were they "foreigners" that didn't know how to speak English???

(Reference to another complaint thread started by OP)

This OP seems to have all the bad luck. First those foreigners and now "the gays." Can't have your child around THAT! If only the park could be filled with people like OP!

 

[hiroMYhero]

The description of the shirts seem vulgar to me.

That's the given. It's only a description. There is no proof that these shirts exist - and if they do exist, they passed the Security CMs' inspection.

Last year, the OP stated foreigners were holding up the FP lines. That too was a "description."

Disney doesn't relax their standards during Gay Days. If anything, they can be stricter and sell more of their bright red shirts with "Peace Love" and the rainbow insignia on it. They are also selling rainbow Mickey Ear headbands.

 

[yulilin3]

OP I'm curious .... Did you know it was "Gay Days" today? I'm one of those ultra planners so would have known and would have avoided the park myself today, especially with small children. If you didn't know I can certainly understand your feelings.
Did you have hoppers so you could at least go to another park?

I'm not understanding your point that because it's Gay Days at WDW it would be good to avoid the parks, especially with young children.

 

[yulilin3]

That's the given. It's only a description. There is no proof that these shirts exist - and if they do exist, they passed the Security CMs' inspection.

Last year, the OP stated foreigners were holding up the FP lines. That too was a "description."

Disney doesn't relax their standards during Gay Days. If anything, they can be stricter and sell more of their bright red shirts with "Peace Love" and the rainbow insignia on it. They are also selling rainbow Mickey Ear headbands.

Disney rocks as an all inclusive company, there's no room for any racial, religious, sexual orientation discrimination there.

 

[maryj11]

I have never seen any vulgar shirts at Disney. If it was vulgar Disney needs to step it up and enforce the policy!

 

[aballerina]

I'm not understanding your point that because it's Gay Days at WDW it would be good to avoid the parks, especially with young children.

I did not say that it would be good to avoid the park on Gay Days. I said that I personally would not have gone to the park with my small children on that particular day.

 

[Robo]

I wouldn't care what the identity of the wearer is, if it can't be worn during the family hour on network tv, it's vulgar.

I guess I understand your meaning, except...
There is no such thing as "family hour" on the TV networks.
It has not existed since 1977, 40 years ago.

 

[BadPinkTink]

remember that WDW gets alot more international visitors than DL. What may be deemed "vulgar" to an American person may be just funny to a visitor from a different country. A person from UK for example might wear a shirt from French Connection UK ( a UK clothing brand) and not realise that American people wont recognise the brand name and may think the brand name initials vulagar and be offended. Also dont forget that international visitors may not speak English as their first language and may not realise that the English words on their shirts may be deemed vulgar to an American person

 

[ShellieMimi]

I did not say that it would be good to avoid the park on Gay Days. I said that I personally would not have gone to the park with my small children on that particular day.

Why not?

 

[yulilin3]

I did not say that it would be good to avoid the park on Gay Days. I said that I personally would not have gone to the park with my small children on that particular day.

ok but why not? it's like a regular day

 

[Pipkin]

General

• Disney reserves the right to deny admission to or remove any person wearing attire that is considered inappropriate or attire that could detract from the experience of other Guests.
• • Clothing with objectionable material, including obscene language or graphics
  • Objectionable tattoos

 

[Davis2902]

Ok so now every post that I've ever made is under scrutiny. I'm sure those that brought up a statement I made last year about people from another country other than the US that had broken english and tried to use that to gain fastpass entrance to a ride, are just looking for a snowflake reason to attack me. As someone stated I guess I'm suppose to avoid "gay" days so I don't have to lie to my kids.

 

[IrishNYC]

I did not say that it would be good to avoid the park on Gay Days. I said that I personally would not have gone to the park with my small children on that particular day.

You wouldn't take your kids because of crowds, but you'd still go without them?

remember that WDW gets alot more international visitors than DL. What may be deemed "vulgar" to an American person may be just funny to a visitor from a different country. A person from UK for example might wear a shirt from French Connection UK ( a UK clothing brand) and not realise that American people wont recognise the brand name and may think the brand name initials vulagar and be offended. Also dont forget that international visitors may not speak English as their first language and may not realise that the English words on their shirts may be deemed vulgar to an American person

French Connection UK has advertised widely in NYC with just their initials, knowing it would create controversy. The ads were not removed when it happened, and it brought plenty of attention to the company.

On a related aside the NYC subway system is celebrating Pride Month. Are their ads vulgar or to be avoided with small children? Or both?

 

[yulilin3]

You wouldn't take your kids because of crowds, but you'd still go without them?

French Connection UK has advertised widely in NYC with just their initials, knowing it would create controversy. The ads were not removed when it happened, and it brought plenty of attention to the company.

On a related aside the NYC subway system is celebrating Pride Month. Are their ads vulgar or to be avoided with small children? Or both?
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[twins4disney]

That's the given. It's only a description. There is no proof that these shirts exist - and if they do exist, they passed the Security CMs' inspection.

Last year, the OP stated foreigners were holding up the FP lines. That too was a "description."

Disney doesn't relax their standards during Gay Days. If anything, they can be stricter and sell more of their bright red shirts with "Peace Love" and the rainbow insignia on it. They are also selling rainbow Mickey Ear headbands.

We saw really cute rainbow cupcakes and krispie treats at Goofy's a few days ago. My 15 year old daughter looks at me and says "how neat, they are for upcoming Gay Days"

We vacationed this exact week last year, never saw anything that alarmed me. I'm more focused on getting to my next fast pass

 

[IrishNYC]

Ok so now every post that I've ever made is under scrutiny. I'm sure those that brought up a statement I made last year about people from another country other than the US that had broken english and tried to use that to gain fastpass entrance to a ride, are just looking for a snowflake reason to attack me. As someone stated I guess I'm suppose to avoid "gay" days so I don't have to lie to my kids.

Lie to your kids about what? None of the examples I gave of explaining the shirts you found vulgar were lies.