Overview
- Nicole Arena says a ride attendant at Epcot told her she was “improperly dressed” in a sports bra and leggings and required her to purchase a $45 shirt before boarding.
- After buying a plain tank top and returning to the line, Arena spoke with a manager who agreed she should never have been stopped at the ride entrance.
- Arena defended her outfit on TikTok by noting that other guests wore more revealing attire and said the encounter left her feeling embarrassed.
- Disney World’s official dress code states the park may deny admission or remove guests wearing attire that exposes excessive skin deemed inappropriate for a family environment.
- Bourbon Steak by Michael Mina, Disney World’s new signature restaurant, has implemented strict attire guidelines to support its upscale aesthetic.