Overview
- An update to the Guest Code of Conduct requires shirts and footwear and bans obscene graphics, visible undergarments, excessive rips, and attire exposing “excessive” skin, while prohibiting gang identifiers and most face coverings except for religious, cultural, or medical reasons.
- The policy is effective immediately and allows staff to deny entry or remove guests for noncompliant attire, with clothing-change options offered but no refunds.
- Enforcement on site is being handled by NRG Park security partners, Legends Global Management, and rodeo management through the event’s close on March 22.
- The change followed viral posts criticizing revealing outfits, including videos from influencer Olivia Julianna, and public reaction remains split over whether the rules constitute appearance policing.
- The update coincides with elevated security after weekend fights prompted an early carnival closure, and officials say determinations of what is “too revealing” will be made case by case.