Disneyland - Lunch (before 4:30 PM): Business casual attire No flip-flops Follow standard Disneyland dress code Disneyland - Dinner (after 4:30 PM): Business casual or higher required Collared shirts, blouses, sweaters, dresses Slacks or dark denim (no shorts) Closed-toe shoes (open-toe heels are fine) Never allowed at Disneyland dining rooms: Shorts T-shirts (unless dressed up with a blazer) Tank tops or crop tops Ripped, distressed, or defaced denim Athletic/workout wear Yoga pants or leggings as pants Flip-flops or beach sandals Hats (including Mickey ears!) Spirit jerseys Political messaging or offensive slogans Kids ages 10+ must follow the adult dress code
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Instead, go for a simple, straight legged pair with loops so you can wear a belt with them
Since Ken's were pretty long I only used one but it depends on how many rows of ruffles you want and how condensed the ruffle will be
But wearing a pair of well-polished, slim-soled dress derby shoes with a suit wont cause the universe to collapse
Loafers: Sebago loafers Any Tailoring
