Carthay Circle Dress Code?

[MarissaMarissa]

Hi everybody, The title is pretty self explanatory! We have a lunch WOC reservation, and I was just wondering there was a dress code for this restaurant/ what would be appropriate to wear. I know its a nicer restaurant, but its also in the middle of a theme park, so that makes it tricky!
Thanks in advance!

 

[T0rrent]

Dress code is casual. I've eaten there in cargo shorts and a t-shirt. I've seen others in everything from business casual to park wear. I think the only two places that have a code is Club 33 and the Carthay Circle equivalent, I just can't remember the name.

 

[ParkHopper1]

No dress code at all. Park casual is perfectly acceptable.

 

[Jeniie]

We were there last week and the clothing ran from business casual to normal park attire. Whatever you wear into the park for the day will be fine.

 

[Bud Ice]

Shorts, flipflops, sunglasses yesterday. Still paid the same for some good food and drink.

 

[choirboy501]

Dress code is casual. I've eaten there in cargo shorts and a t-shirt. I've seen others in everything from business casual to park wear. I think the only two places that have a code is Club 33 and the Carthay Circle equivalent, I just can't remember the name.

1901?

 

[choirboy501]

There doesn't seem to be a specific dress code, above and beyond normal DLR standards. But I felt it appropriate to dress a little above park standard. It's just me, but it made the experience a little more magical.

 

[disneychrista]

Theme park attire is just fine. It is in the middle of a theme park after all (as you said). I was in jeans & a Disney T-Shirt.

 

[tdhickey]

The appropriate attire is soaking wet shorts from Grizzly, a bright coloured mickey shirt and a goofy hat with sandals and a smile!

 

[BriannaRuth]

When we were there most people were in whatever they'd worn to the park that day, with a few dressed nicer. Also, be aware that this is still Disney and CC is not immune to the same overly tired, not always well-behaved kids that you will get in any other Disney restaurant.

 

[Agent 86]

I was there on Sunday. I wasn't aware of a dress code. We were in shorts and tees and I didn't notice anyone in anything too different.

 

[Skiton]

Theme park clothes. Normally I'd dress up a bit because it's a beautiful restaurant, but we weren't going to go home and change just to come back for dinner. I told DH, "We're in the middle of a theme park. We have good manners and we tip well. I'm pretty sure that's all they care about."

 

[tlovesdis]

I hope theme park attire is acceptable! I will be in shorts and a Minnie Mouse t-shirt when I have lunch there in a few weeks!

 

[Rabb it]

Up to your own interpretation! I've seen some pretty sweaty tank-top wearing people in there