New MNSSHP Costume Question

lisalovesmickey · 06-16-2008

OK.... Tyler wants to be Buzz Lightyear at the party.

DH decided that he wanted to dress up too.

OK so we are going back and forth as to costumes etc.

We receive our Party tickets in the mail on Friday and among other things it says "Children are encouraged to wear a costume."

DH now won't wear a costume b/c it only says childern.

My question....

Do they say this b/c they don't want adults dressing up and they are trying to discourage adults?

Lisa

tiggerlover1971 · 06-16-2008

hm they never said that before ... I have dressed up before and I have seen plenty of adults dressing up ...

timkelmom · 06-16-2008

I doubt it. They encourage everyone to dress up, it make the party that much more fun.

Not sure why they would single out children, but tell DH that he should dress up. You could do a whole Toy Story theme. Maybe he could be Woody, you could be Jesse or Bo Peep. If that is too corny for you, then any costume would be great. There are usually lot of pirates and princesses of course.

Whatever you decide, have fun!

dixie · 06-16-2008

I have seen lots of adults dressed up at this event- we felt very out of it one year as we seemed to be the only ones not in the party spirit! I mean we werent really but alot of people had taken the time to get a costume for the evening- really good fun

gemdisney · 06-16-2008

We went last year and I'm sure some adults may get children confused but the parents kind of smiled and went about their business. There were lots of people dressed up, kids and adults. DH wanted to then decided not to then when we got there he wished he had! It gets everyone in the spirit of the night. Go for it and I agree you should too! My Mom and I got little hats to ware, I got a Minnie sparkly headband and Mom wore a regular Minnie hat. We still have them and created look-a-likes for our scrapbooks and love how they look. I plan to ware my headband for the MVMCP this year!
DRESS UP DAD!

lisalovesmickey · 06-16-2008

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Originally Posted by timkelmom

I doubt it. They encourage everyone to dress up, it make the party that much more fun.

Not sure why they would single out children, but tell DH that he should dress up. You could do a whole Toy Story theme. Maybe he could be Woody, you could be Jesse or Bo Peep. If that is too corny for you, then any costume would be great. There are usually lot of pirates and princesses of course.

Whatever you decide, have fun!

DH had the same idea. While I love it I am not sure I want to schlep around MK with that big of a dress on and I would NEVER be Jesse!?

Lisa

tonyksl · 06-16-2008

They encourage the kids because kids who don't dress up feel left out. That's all that means. An adult who does or doesn't dress up is much less likely to feel like an outcast. A child on the other hand can really feel down for not being "part of the party".

MickeyMcFizzle · 06-16-2008

I'd say go for it! I am sure adults dress up and it will be more fun that way.
My DH is planning to go as a Canadian pirate... instead of "argh..." he'll say "eh...." in his pirate voice.

lol

K, sorry for the threadjack, just had to get that out! lol

Goodegirl2007 · 06-16-2008

My gang always dresses up for the party - adults and children. It is a lot of fun!!! We were a gang of pirates for the past 2 years - I think we are going to try for something new this year! Hope you DH decides to partake!!

cowanfamily · 06-16-2008

Yes, dressing up is great! When was the last time as an adult one dressed up for Halloween?? We got special treatment, as well, our whole family was dressed up and we did not match at all, but we were all Disney characters, although we saw a family of "condiments" - ketchup, mustard and mayo! We got to ride Space Mtn. twice in a row without a wait because the Cast Members told us they Loved our costumes! Have a great time!

mickeysgirlz · 06-16-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by lisalovesmickey

OK.... Tyler wants to be Buzz Lightyear at the party.

DH decided that he wanted to dress up too.

OK so we are going back and forth as to costumes etc.

We receive our Party tickets in the mail on Friday and among other things it says "Children are encouraged to wear a costume."

DH now won't wear a costume b/c it only says childern.

My question....

Do they say this b/c they don't want adults dressing up and they are trying to discourage adults?

Lisa

I've seem MORE ADULTS then children dressed up when we go!!

Look at the WDW site: Walt Disney World Resort - Detecting Browser Properties . . .

QUOTE: "Characters decked out in their favorite costumes — so wear yours, too. "

nancyk · 06-17-2008

I posted a similar question in another post & DBF wanted me to call Disney & verify that adults are allowed. This is exactly because of what was said about the tickets saying "children are encouraged ...". After reading what everyone here ay MB has to say, he is much more comfortable with the idea. Thanks for convincing him everyone!

disneylovers5 · 06-17-2008

We Are Going This Year To Mnsshp And I Plan On Dressing Up, My Dd Wants Us To Dress Alike.

**ddoll** · 06-17-2008

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Originally Posted by tonyksl

They encourage the kids because kids who don't dress up feel left out. That's all that means. An adult who does or doesn't dress up is much less likely to feel like an outcast. A child on the other hand can really feel down for not being "part of the party".

I think you hit the nail on the head. The adults do it just for the fun of joining in, but if a child should arrive without a costume they would be very disappointed.

We wore costumes last year, but I haven't decided if I will this year or not.

lisalovesmickey · 06-17-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by tonyksl

They encourage the kids because kids who don't dress up feel left out. That's all that means. An adult who does or doesn't dress up is much less likely to feel like an outcast. A child on the other hand can really feel down for not being "part of the party".

Yeah, you are right. I told Dh what everyone said and he agrees. He is back to picking a costume.

You know, its funny. DH is "Mr. Man". He has a manly job, has manly friends and does manly sports. He is so excited about this party. I love him b/c beneath his "man" exterior he is a marshmellow but I LOVE that he is really getting into this. I don't know why I am surprised, he is the one that turned me into a WDW addict!

Lisa

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lisalovesmickey Chef Disney Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Chicago, IL Posts: 1,675	New MNSSHP Costume Question OK.... Tyler wants to be Buzz Lightyear at the party. DH decided that he wanted to dress up too. OK so we are going back and forth as to costumes etc. We receive our Party tickets in the mail on Friday and among other things it says "Children are encouraged to wear a costume." DH now won't wear a costume b/c it only says childern. My question.... Do they say this b/c they don't want adults dressing up and they are trying to discourage adults? Lisa __________________ I have a little Mickey in me! :) 1996 - All Star Music Resort 1999 - Port Orleans French Quarter 2008 - Wilderness Lodge Possible May 2010 POFQ!!!!!!!!!! Theres a great big beautiful tomorrow, shining at the end of every day.....just a dream away. My Disney Countdown Counting down to: We will be makin' new magical memories in 544 days 4 hours 58 minutes

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tiggerlover1971 Official bouncer of DC Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: 100 acre woods Posts: 4,080	Re: New MNSSHP Costume Question hm they never said that before ... I have dressed up before and I have seen plenty of adults dressing up ... __________________ Cheryl ^i^ * Postcard Pixie * ^i^ ~ Sharing the Disney magic ~ woohoo only 20 more pounds to go to goal weight

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timkelmom MB's Happy Camper Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: I am an Rver, home is where you park it. Posts: 2,814	Re: New MNSSHP Costume Question I doubt it. They encourage everyone to dress up, it make the party that much more fun. Not sure why they would single out children, but tell DH that he should dress up. You could do a whole Toy Story theme. Maybe he could be Woody, you could be Jesse or Bo Peep. If that is too corny for you, then any costume would be great. There are usually lot of pirates and princesses of course. Whatever you decide, have fun! __________________ There's a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow, Tomorrow is just a dream away. A Dream is A Wish Your Heart Makes Keep Moving Forward! Catch up on our travels @ www.timkelmom.blogspot.com MouseBuzzers I Have Met Chastmaster Quakercub DAC921 USASMIG789 LisaLovesMickey Angell1975 Bransworld My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Our 3rd FREE DINING trip. 290 days 5 hours 28 minutes

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dixie MB'S BRITISH AMBASSADOR Join Date: May 2002 Location: England Posts: 1,791	Re: New MNSSHP Costume Question I have seen lots of adults dressed up at this event- we felt very out of it one year as we seemed to be the only ones not in the party spirit! I mean we werent really but alot of people had taken the time to get a costume for the evening- really good fun __________________ Counting down to next year! trip 22 here we come!!!!!!!!!heart: My Disney Countdown Counting down to: POR VACATION AT WDW GONE TO ENJOY THE MAGIC

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gemdisney Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: RI but wishing DH would agree to Disney move Posts: 496	Re: New MNSSHP Costume Question We went last year and I'm sure some adults may get children confused but the parents kind of smiled and went about their business. There were lots of people dressed up, kids and adults. DH wanted to then decided not to then when we got there he wished he had! It gets everyone in the spirit of the night. Go for it and I agree you should too! My Mom and I got little hats to ware, I got a Minnie sparkly headband and Mom wore a regular Minnie hat. We still have them and created look-a-likes for our scrapbooks and love how they look. I plan to ware my headband for the MVMCP this year! DRESS UP DAD! __________________ gemdisney CBR 1989 POR 2002 GF honeymoon 2003 SSR 2007 *Upcoming August 20-25 08-YC & Nov 30-Dec 7 08-AKL* My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Family Vacation AKL 8 days 7 hours 58 minutes

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tonyksl Big Cheese Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Fort Lauderdale, Fl Posts: 631	Re: New MNSSHP Costume Question They encourage the kids because kids who don't dress up feel left out. That's all that means. An adult who does or doesn't dress up is much less likely to feel like an outcast. A child on the other hand can really feel down for not being "part of the party". __________________ 1977 - Offsite 1980 - Summer Camp 1983 - Grad Nite 1990 - Offsite 2000 - OKW 2002 - Cont 2003 - AK (Jan.), Cont (May), AK (Oct.) 2004 - Cont (Jan.), AK (May), Poly (Sept.) 2005 - WL (Jan.), CBR(May), GF (Dec.) 2006 - Cont (Jan.), BW (May), Cont (Sept.) 2007 - FWC (Apr.), Dolphin (Nov.) 2008 - DTD Hilton (May), Hard Rock (Oct), Undecided (Dec) My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Was the Contemporary...Moved to the Hard Rock!

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MickeyMcFizzle Boo to You! Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Canadialand Posts: 1,537	Re: New MNSSHP Costume Question I'd say go for it! I am sure adults dress up and it will be more fun that way. My DH is planning to go as a Canadian pirate... instead of "argh..." he'll say "eh...." in his pirate voice. lol K, sorry for the threadjack, just had to get that out! lol

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Goodegirl2007 Big Cheese Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: New Jersey AND BWV Posts: 518	Re: New MNSSHP Costume Question My gang always dresses up for the party - adults and children. It is a lot of fun!!! We were a gang of pirates for the past 2 years - I think we are going to try for something new this year! Hope you DH decides to partake!! __________________ Christina - DVC Member since October 2000 Time to Plan our next trip!! MARCH 2009 *Avatar:* My DS at Tusker House May 2008!!! My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Back to DISNEY!!! Plans are in the works!!! 118 days 2 hours 58 minutes

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cowanfamily Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: May 2008 Location: The Deep South Posts: 343	Re: New MNSSHP Costume Question Yes, dressing up is great! When was the last time as an adult one dressed up for Halloween?? We got special treatment, as well, our whole family was dressed up and we did not match at all, but we were all Disney characters, although we saw a family of "condiments" - ketchup, mustard and mayo! We got to ride Space Mtn. twice in a row without a wait because the Cast Members told us they Loved our costumes! Have a great time! __________________ 2005 All Star Movies - FREE DINING 2006 POP Century - FREE DINING 2008 POP Century - FREE DINING- SEPT. 1-13 2009 POP Century - Free Dining - Sept. 4-18 My Disney Countdown Counting down to: 14 Days in the World! with Free Dining POP Again 283 days 2 hours 58 minutes

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nancyk Big Cheese Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Quebec, Canada Posts: 585	Re: New MNSSHP Costume Question I posted a similar question in another post & DBF wanted me to call Disney & verify that adults are allowed. This is exactly because of what was said about the tickets saying "children are encouraged ...". After reading what everyone here ay MB has to say, he is much more comfortable with the idea. Thanks for convincing him everyone! __________________ Jan 1980- Offsite Sept 2004- 10 Days @ All Star Movies Feb 2006- 2 Weeks @ All Star Movies Nov30-Dec15/ 2007 16 days for the Christmas season @ CBR *12 Days in Sept 2008; back to All Star Movies!* My Disney Countdown Counting down to: We are surprising DS in Sept (18th to 29th)! Off to enjoy free dining with the mouse!

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