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A teen claims she was denied entry to Disney’s Animal Kingdom because of her Tinker Bell costume. April Speilman, 15, says she wanted to make her boyfriend’s first visit to Walt Disney World special. She put together costumes so they could dress as Peter Pan and Tinkerbell. She says they had no problems at Disney’s Hollywood Studios but they were stopped before entering the Animal Kingdom and asked to change out of the costumes. Speilman says park officials told her she looked too much like the real Tinker Bell, “They just said, You look too good, so you’re going to have to take off the costume.” Disney did give the couple free clothes so they could stay at the park.
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Disney’s Dress Policy says:
That they do reserve the right to exclude guests that wear clothing that could create a distraction. Unacceptable attire includes adults in costumes or in clothing that can be viewed as a costume. The only exclusions are for children under the age of 10. Adult guests can wear costumes to Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween party but guests dressed as Disney characters are not allowed to sign autographs or pose for photos so that they are not confused with Cast Members.
What do you think? Should adults be allowed to dress up for the parks or no?
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