Thread: New Disney Parks dress code allows employees to show tattoos

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I have tattoos and don't have a problem with them, just getting sick of every aspect of culture catering to slovenly appearances. Going to Disney should feel like someplace magical.

Of all the things to care about, this might be the dumbest. Do you believe that your appearance is slovenly?

Wait until you have to explain to your little girl why Prince Charming's neck tattoo wasn't in the movie.

What if it's a tattoo of Micky Mouse getting a BJ from snow white?

Ew tattoos are so gross.

Originally Posted by misheru

Of all the things to care about, this might be the dumbest. Do you believe that your appearance is slovenly?

No because unless I'm topless you can't see mine.

Imagine getting tattoos a short sleeve shirt can't cover and then being upset your employment opportunities are hurt by it.

The degradation of Western culture will continue until there is nothing left.

Originally Posted by MrBourbon

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I have tattoos and don't have a problem with them, just getting sick of every aspect of culture catering to slovenly appearances. Going to Disney should feel like someplace magical.

lets look at the facts:

working at an amusement park is a chitty min wage job, the only people that have those jobs made bad decisions in their life (like get excessive tattoos)

Now days virtually everyone as a tattoo. In fact its becoming more and more strange to see someone WITHOUT a tattoo. If Disney continued to enforce this rule they wouldn't have anyone left to operate the park.

Originally Posted by saltypits

Finally I can tell which Disney princesses are sluts by their lower back tats.

"Dad why does Snow White have "Live, laugh, Love" written above her collar bone?"

I don't agree that Disney should allow this but Disney is their own private company and makes their own rules. If you don't like their rules, don't go.

I agree with you.