With this bathing suit work for Blizzard beach?

[Schminston-Mo]

I bought a bathing suit that I really like for my trip, but it has adjustable straps so have the little metal sliding things on the back (like on bra straps).

I thought that the water parks had some rules about metal on the swim suits, but wasn't sure to how much is too much.

Is this going to be a problem for the slides? If so, will wearing a swim tee over it be ok?

Or am I just too Metal for Blizzard Beach?

 

[akaler2010]

That should be fine. They are just worried about suits with metal rivets and metal embellishments. As long as you are comfortable with it staying on, I see no problems!

 

[Schminston-Mo]

Thank you for the response. That is great to hear as I really like this bathing suit.

It is funny you mentioned it staying on. I bought it to replace one that had tie straps that came undone during a canoe trip this summer. I had a tee on over it so no damage done in that instance, but I wanted to make sure I didn't invite all of the waterpark to a show that no one wants to see!

This one has connected straps with minimal adjustment so it shouldn't be a problem staying in place.

 

[DebbieB]

I don't know if it will be allowed. The question is if it could get caught if your back is directly on the slide or if it could scratch the slide.

http://disneyparksmomspanel.disney.go.com/questions.aspx?pgm=2&pid=44&cid=91&qid=148300

Swim attire with rivets, buckles or exposed metal is not permitted on the water attractions.

http://disneyparksmomspanel.disney.go.com/questions.aspx?pgm=2&pid=44&cid=91&qid=119472

 

[MrsDuck]

Can you post a pic of the suit? If it's just metal on the straps, you should be fine. I wore one in June that had the same type of strap adjusters.

 

[Schminston-Mo]

Not sure if I got this right, but this should be a link to the swimsuit

http://www.jcpenney.com/view-all/st-john-s-bay-high-neck-tankini-swim-top-or-skirted-bottoms/prod.jump?ppId=ens6003780061&catId=cat100250101&deptId=dept20000013&topDim=Brand&topDimvalue=st.+john%27s+bay&dimCombo=Brand%7C&dimComboVal=st.+john%27s+bay%7C&currentDim=Brand&currentDimVal=st.+john%27s+bay&colorizedImg=DP0128201417161268M.tif&urlState=/women/shop-clothing/swimsuits-cover-ups/st-john-s-bay/_/N-1noph1Z7h/cat.jump

Wow that was a long link!

 

[alkc71]

Not sure if I got this right, but this should be a link to the swimsuit

http://www.jcpenney.com/view-all/st-john-s-bay-high-neck-tankini-swim-top-or-skirted-bottoms/prod.jump?ppId=ens6003780061&catId=cat100250101&deptId=dept20000013&topDim=Brand&topDimvalue=st.+john%27s+bay&dimCombo=Brand%7C&dimComboVal=st.+john%27s+bay%7C&currentDim=Brand&currentDimVal=st.+john%27s+bay&colorizedImg=DP0128201417161268M.tif&urlState=/women/shop-clothing/swimsuits-cover-ups/st-john-s-bay/_/N-1noph1Z7h/cat.jump

Wow that was a long link![/QUOTE

your suit will be fine, only the buckle for adjusting straps will not cause a problem imho. There are suits with rivets and belt buckles. I am sure that is where there concerns are. Your suit is very pretty have fun at BB The water parks are favourites during our trips