Overview
- Theme park clothing remains largely casual with shirts and footwear required, no swimwear in parks, and restrictions on offensive graphics, severely damaged items, ground-dragging fabrics, and visible offensive tattoos.
- Roughly 90% of dining locations follow park attire, including quick-service spots and most table-service restaurants, so wardrobe changes are typically unnecessary.
- Signature Dining venues enforce elevated dress, barring tank tops, flip-flops, swimwear, cut-off shorts, heavily distressed clothing, and offensive graphic tees, and guests may be denied entry for non-compliance.
- Most in-park Signature restaurants accept park attire, but EPCOT’s Monsieur Paul and Takumi-Tei require the elevated standard despite their theme park locations.
- Victoria & Albert’s sets the strictest rules, requiring dinner jackets and dress pants for men and elegant evening wear for women, with jeans, shorts, capris, sandals, flip-flops, and athletic shoes prohibited.