Water park attire

[MauiMouse]

Hi

I'm going with my friends to Typhoon Lagoon for the first time this month. My friends mom is not comfortable in a bathing suit. Question is can she wear shorts and a t-shirt or something along that order and still enjoy the water? Will they say anything to her?

Thanks.

[disneymom15]

I've seen many people dressed like that. I wouldn't think it would be a problem.

[MauiMouse]

I've seen many people dressed like that. I wouldn't think it would be a problem.

Thanks, I know that she will feel better about knowing this is okay.

[joelkfla]

From the recorded spiel:

"Swimwear with rivets, buckles, or exposed metal is not allowed on any of the attractions."

Whether this is enforced -- I don't know.

[Wells]

From the recorded spiel:

"Swimwear with rivets, buckles, or exposed metal is not allowed on any of the attractions."

Whether this is enforced -- I don't know.

It's enforced....it is to prevent the equipment from getting scrathed or damaged....it shouldn't be hard to come up with an outfit that doesn't have any exposed metal.....Me, I just always wear my tuxedo, it's always acceptable.....

[kemps@wdw]

Maybe check into some "board shorts" and a sleeveless tee or cami. As long as it doesn't have anything to scratch or damage the slides she should be OK.

[thrillme]

Men's swim trunks work nicely on ladies too. you could wear a tee shirt or a tank over a swim suit and I know that's not a problem (we were there last week). Just as long as neither has any metal sticking out you should be fine.

[Lizzie]

I second the board shorts. I only go to waterparks in board shorts. You can get them in different styles and sizes and are comfortable to walk around in wet. I would go for that and a dark tank top or tshirt.