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Disney Fanatics can be, well, fanatic. From collecting pins and stuffed animals to getting tattoos of their favorite character, Disney Fanatics are known to be very creative when it comes to expressing their passion for the entertainment giant’s IP. And, like other fandoms, that includes cosplay.
Whether one is at Comicon, D23, or just scrolling through the internet, Disney Cosplayers are in abundance. Many of which will invest thousands of dollars into to transform into as close to an as they can. This reporter has seen several as well, especially in pairs like and , and , and , and Cinderella, and and /.
But there are a few places fans are NOT allowed to cosplay, and that is at the Disney Parks themselves. And it appears a few Walt Disney World Guests learned that answer the hard way.
Tiktok user @_disney._stuff_ shows a group of young women getting kicked out of Park because of their attire. We see , , (AKA ), Rapunzel, , Cinderella, and Miss .
It should be noted that the “pretend” were acting very proper. However, as the Cast Member explains, their outfits go against policy.
Watch the full video here:
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According to the Website,
“Engaging with Guests or impeding operations while posing as or portraying any character in costume” is listed among the Resort’s prohibited activities.
Disney then goes further to specify, “Costumes may not be worn in our Theme Parks, Water Parks, or ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex by Guests ages 14 or older.”
The simple reason for this policy is so little kids don’t get confused as to who are the “real” , and other .
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However, Disney allows guests to pay homage to their favorite Disney fairytale royalty in other ways. Disneybounding, for example, is a very popular way for Guests to rock Disney Prince or Disney -inspired outfits that are obviously themed but in no way confuse the untrained eye. Disney also allowed Guests to wear their costumes for extra-ticketed Halloween parties like Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party.
Disney’s Bibbiti Bobboti Boutique has been a staple transforming little girls into their favorite , but that experience remains unavailable due to extended covid restrictions.
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