What to wear......

[mseg16222]

I am going to be packing soon and started to wonder if I need to take nicer clothes for some of the places we are going to eat that are not CS, such as, Ohana's, WL, Coral Reef, Mama Melrose's. THANKS

 

[bluejasmine]

You dont have to wear anything special..Most ppl are in "resort wear" you know shorts, tanks, tshirts and flip flops or tennies..

 

[3dog2kidmom]

I thought I read that the resort restaurants were more resort casual.

 

[hmp2z]

Probably the only restaurants I would dress up for are the "signature" restaurants, not the regular CS like Ohana.
Cheers!
Heather W

 

[cigar95]

I thought I read that the resort restaurants were more resort casual.

At the deluxe resorts with multiple restaurants, some of the upscale ones *have* been designated as "resort casual" - though the name may have changed more than once. However, in each case, the resorts have at least one restuarant that does *not* have a dress code.

 

[Kaycee]

None of the restaurants you listed would require anything other than park attire.

 

[dawgfan]

Resort casual is okay everywhere but V&A.

 

[mseg16222]

thank you all for your help

 

[vanyel]

Everyone's right but I always enjoyed dressing a bit up from what I wore to the parks when we went to resort restaurants, like Ohanas - not fancy but just a bit more "cleaned up".

 

[J&J]

We thought that years ago no one dresses up at Disney. Only place would be Victoria & Alberts.

 

[Mackey Mouse]

This is a subject that always bring much discussion..

I would say in general it would be park where for any of the restaurants the op listed, but if you were going to California Grille or Citrico's or V & A, which requires a jacket, I would say Resort casual is the way to do. Pants and a collared shirt and a nice outfit for the ladies, capri or slack, skirt, etc. are recommended, whether they are enforced or not, it is up to Disney.