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

[Davis2902]

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?

Yes we do have hoppers and we are currently in line for TSMM.

 

[ShellieMimi]

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.

Do you know what "snowflake" means when used in arguments or is it a buzzword you picked up and you want to seem "in the know?" I think it's the latter.

 

[IrishNYC]

Travel alternative Sashay Away...LOVE IT!!

I'd say it's fabulous advice!

 

[Davis2902]

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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The sign you shared does not have any play on words for shock value as what I stated. No that sign is not vulgar.

 

[ShellieMimi]

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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Love this but I don't think it's actually an MTA ad. Whoever made it forgot to capitalize the I in Information & doesn't know the difference between "effect" & "affect." It would have been so effective with minor proofreading. I just hope they made enough to really plaster all over the place!

 

[Karin1984]

Disney didn't find it inappropriate otherwise these gays or foreigners or just for the fun of it let's refer to them as 'people' would have been asked to change.

My guess what is vulgar: if it cannot have another meaning. The f-word, the n-word, s-word, everything explicitly sexual, everything explicitly racist.

To me I have more issues with girls usually in their late teens wearing nothing more than their underwear. But all I think then is: oh she forgot to dress / oh that is sad, she can afford Disney, but she cannot afford clothes.
And then I go to my next FP or ADR.

 

[yulilin3]

Time for this thread to close.
I will sashay away