I’ve seen too many people spilling out of clothes, side boobs, and skin-tight onesies that look painted on. They can’t clothes check everyone but come on. It’s not a contest to see what you can get away with. Family park. If you want to dress suggestively, go to Universal.
Her dress is indeed highly inappropriate. I’m sure she feels entitled against discrimination because she’s black and female but c’mon woman, Tiana in the movie was dressed much more modestly than that! Where’s your dignity? Never would any woman in my family dress that way!
She’s definitely projecting her entitlement because she’s black and probably felt like it was a “raycist @ttack”. But fun fact, if she were white she still should’ve been escorted off the park if she wouldn’t change clothes. People like her regardless of color or gender don’t deserve to go to these parks if they won’t consider the people and children they’ll offend with their choice of clothing! She’d look just fine if her dress covered her more
All she had to do was allow a member to help her pick a more modest Disney dress! But no, she had to play the race card and the gender care. “Oh look at me I’m black so I’m supposed to dress the way I want to…”
If you want to dress like a Disney princess that’s fine but please do it modestly. What she’s doing is suggestive! Children are in those parks as well. Name one Disney princess in any of Disneys movies that have their bre@sts sticking up like that! Walt would be so disappointed to see women dressed like that at his parks!
The reason she wasn’t asked to change her Moana dress is because the Moana dress looks very nice, unlike the Tiana one. Just because her bust is big doesn’t mean she has to wear tight things. She could’ve hand made a more fitting dress to be more fitting to her size
Ikr?!?! She looks cute in the Moana outfit because that was appropriate and she’d look just as cute in the Tiana outfit IF the top had been altered to fit her! She admitted to having a big top so should’ve had the dress fitted to her correct size that’s all!
Hey lady you’re not modeling for the Oscars, you’re at a Disney park that’s supposed to be family friendly!! I’ve seen cheap made Halloween costumes that are more modest than that skin tight dress! Quit thinking it’s all about you ,your skin color and consider everyone else! Get a little self respe ct why don’t you? And get some for elderly folks while you’re at it! Calling an old woman an a$$?! What is wrong with you?! Disney adult women today are seriously lost causes!
Ahh… here we go again. Another highly toxic Disney adult/influencer suffering from self entitlement and tik tok brain rot. If she had gone in the park wearing her birthday suit she probably still would’ve played victim if someone offered her a blanket. Judging by her swearing and the way she handled her situation it sounds to me more like she was trying to dress in accordance to her race not caring at all about Disney’s dress code nor trying to look more like whichever character she’s trying to look like because pretty sure neither tinkerbells or tianas dresses were that low and inappropriate! Just another reason to keep your kids away from Disney’s parks if people like her are going to continue to corrupt your visit!
There’s only word to describe that woman- trash! With a capital T! Not only does she believe she can break the dress codes because she’s black but she uses social media to get people to feel sorry for her and what’s worse is she calls out an elderly woman for doing her job; bullying her with vile language! Got news for that h u s sy, age has nothing to do with someone wanting someone to dress modestly! It’s called modesty, morals, values and even manners! I’m thirty and would never, ever wear anything suggestive in public and would never teach my daughters to do so either! These people have no consideration whatsoever, not even for little boys and girls who are too young to understand the underlying corruption behind Disney influencers and the corruption behind women who think it’s their privilege to push their b00bs up for everyone to see!
Did she not even watch the princess and the frog? Tina’s green dress may have been semi low but certainly not s*xually suggestive! Keep these people away from our children!
Cry me a river sweetie but enough with the projection, it’s time for you realize being black doesn’t mean you can get away with anything. You broke a dress rule and Disney has a right to throw you out if you won’t comply. Pushing your blackness won’t phase one thing about it because a white person or an alien from the planet Tatootine would be treated in the same way. Rules are rules: dress modestly!
Totally. It’s because of her precious skin color that it hurts her feelings to put on a Tiana dress less revealing. I hope she was removed from the park and/or preferably banned. I feel bad for the cast member who had to endure that guests abuse. She was doing what she’s paid to do to- make sure guests follow rules and warn them when necessary!
Oh for corns sake just change the dress and get over it. Why is it so hard for you? We’ve got kids to think about, just because you don’t care about them doesn’t mean the rest of us don’t! Get off that d@mn social media that’s running your life and touch grass
That discrimination excuse is as old as dirt. Besides, the people who are actually discriminated against don’t cry about it. They’re forced to stay silent or the discrimination gets worse. Like men, for example? Industries have worshiped women while pushing away men for years. Women just get more and more toxic every time we hear about them. We’re not discriminating. We’re just tired of their high and mighty att itude. This guest in question’s problem is easily adjusted. She says she has a big top, ok then that’s fine just find or fix a dress that covers her top better. It’s not impossible. But she wants to make a mountain out of a molehill and act like it’s a personal att ack on her and all black females. She’s making the situation way worse than it really is. Either follow Disney’s rules or you’re going to have to deal with the consequences
She can:
1. Carry that dress to a dressmaker to have it altered to fit her bust size
2. Keep researching online until she finds another one with a larger top
3. Have one custom made at a professional dress shop (might be pricey but if it fits and you are able to wear it for years to come I’d say it was worth it)
4. Learn to sew and she can make her own personal Tiana dress she can be proud of. Doesn’t have to have a Disney label on it. Heck, being able to say you made it yourself would be awesome!
Wow just wow. She is very weird acting like a spoiled little girl crying to her friends that grandma is a meanie for not liking her see-through dress. Nobody is discriminating on her because of her big breasts that’s all in her mind of course. The one who really got discriminated against was the poor cast member for doing her job! Like, just find a better Disney princess dress that doesn’t show everything!? You want to wear that, wear it at home!
I think types like her intentionally search for ways to get offended then whine and cry all over the internet to fish for sympathy. No discrimination was detected. Disney has rules that no one wear anything suggestive, offensive or otherwise revealing at a family park. There are different styles of Tinkerbell dresses she could’ve chose from that would provide better coverage for her top. She does not need her breasts exposed to be beautiful. She has a pretty face and fine slender neck and shoulders. Modesty just needs to be considered!
Actually I went back through the pictures (yep, Tiana not Tinkerbell, my bad!) and her dress doesn’t even match the actual characters dress. See the cast member dressed as Tiana? She doesn’t appear to have a large top but her dress is a lot more accurate and noticeably more modest. Perhaps this influencer should’ve taken more example from her? You can be beautiful and modest at the same time! Just calm down and realize that!
Comments for Influencer Accuses Disney World of Discriminating Based on Cup Size, Refuses To Change Shirt
David
I’ve seen too many people spilling out of clothes, side boobs, and skin-tight onesies that look painted on. They can’t clothes check everyone but come on. It’s not a contest to see what you can get away with. Family park. If you want to dress suggestively, go to Universal.
Carol
I agree
Ellen
Her dress is indeed highly inappropriate. I’m sure she feels entitled against discrimination because she’s black and female but c’mon woman, Tiana in the movie was dressed much more modestly than that! Where’s your dignity? Never would any woman in my family dress that way!
Lynda
She’s definitely projecting her entitlement because she’s black and probably felt like it was a “raycist @ttack”. But fun fact, if she were white she still should’ve been escorted off the park if she wouldn’t change clothes. People like her regardless of color or gender don’t deserve to go to these parks if they won’t consider the people and children they’ll offend with their choice of clothing! She’d look just fine if her dress covered her more
LuvsSimba
All she had to do was allow a member to help her pick a more modest Disney dress! But no, she had to play the race card and the gender care. “Oh look at me I’m black so I’m supposed to dress the way I want to…”
Lucille
It isn’t if she isn’t pretty, she just needs to fix the dress, that’s all they’re asking of her!
Diane
If you want to dress like a Disney princess that’s fine but please do it modestly. What she’s doing is suggestive! Children are in those parks as well. Name one Disney princess in any of Disneys movies that have their bre@sts sticking up like that! Walt would be so disappointed to see women dressed like that at his parks!
Hannah
The reason she wasn’t asked to change her Moana dress is because the Moana dress looks very nice, unlike the Tiana one. Just because her bust is big doesn’t mean she has to wear tight things. She could’ve hand made a more fitting dress to be more fitting to her size
Lucille
Ikr?!?! She looks cute in the Moana outfit because that was appropriate and she’d look just as cute in the Tiana outfit IF the top had been altered to fit her! She admitted to having a big top so should’ve had the dress fitted to her correct size that’s all!
LuvsSimba
Hey lady you’re not modeling for the Oscars, you’re at a Disney park that’s supposed to be family friendly!! I’ve seen cheap made Halloween costumes that are more modest than that skin tight dress! Quit thinking it’s all about you ,your skin color and consider everyone else! Get a little self respe ct why don’t you? And get some for elderly folks while you’re at it! Calling an old woman an a$$?! What is wrong with you?! Disney adult women today are seriously lost causes!
Kat
Ahh… here we go again. Another highly toxic Disney adult/influencer suffering from self entitlement and tik tok brain rot. If she had gone in the park wearing her birthday suit she probably still would’ve played victim if someone offered her a blanket. Judging by her swearing and the way she handled her situation it sounds to me more like she was trying to dress in accordance to her race not caring at all about Disney’s dress code nor trying to look more like whichever character she’s trying to look like because pretty sure neither tinkerbells or tianas dresses were that low and inappropriate! Just another reason to keep your kids away from Disney’s parks if people like her are going to continue to corrupt your visit!
Jane
There’s only word to describe that woman- trash! With a capital T! Not only does she believe she can break the dress codes because she’s black but she uses social media to get people to feel sorry for her and what’s worse is she calls out an elderly woman for doing her job; bullying her with vile language! Got news for that h u s sy, age has nothing to do with someone wanting someone to dress modestly! It’s called modesty, morals, values and even manners! I’m thirty and would never, ever wear anything suggestive in public and would never teach my daughters to do so either! These people have no consideration whatsoever, not even for little boys and girls who are too young to understand the underlying corruption behind Disney influencers and the corruption behind women who think it’s their privilege to push their b00bs up for everyone to see!
Did she not even watch the princess and the frog? Tina’s green dress may have been semi low but certainly not s*xually suggestive! Keep these people away from our children!
Rachel Ann Crosby
Cry me a river sweetie but enough with the projection, it’s time for you realize being black doesn’t mean you can get away with anything. You broke a dress rule and Disney has a right to throw you out if you won’t comply. Pushing your blackness won’t phase one thing about it because a white person or an alien from the planet Tatootine would be treated in the same way. Rules are rules: dress modestly!
Hannah
Totally. It’s because of her precious skin color that it hurts her feelings to put on a Tiana dress less revealing. I hope she was removed from the park and/or preferably banned. I feel bad for the cast member who had to endure that guests abuse. She was doing what she’s paid to do to- make sure guests follow rules and warn them when necessary!
Hannah
Oh for corns sake just change the dress and get over it. Why is it so hard for you? We’ve got kids to think about, just because you don’t care about them doesn’t mean the rest of us don’t! Get off that d@mn social media that’s running your life and touch grass
Rocky
“I’m being discriminated against!”
Sure dearie. Sure. Not that Disneys rules and regulations have nothing to do with it. Try again?
Bookworm
That discrimination excuse is as old as dirt. Besides, the people who are actually discriminated against don’t cry about it. They’re forced to stay silent or the discrimination gets worse. Like men, for example? Industries have worshiped women while pushing away men for years. Women just get more and more toxic every time we hear about them. We’re not discriminating. We’re just tired of their high and mighty att itude. This guest in question’s problem is easily adjusted. She says she has a big top, ok then that’s fine just find or fix a dress that covers her top better. It’s not impossible. But she wants to make a mountain out of a molehill and act like it’s a personal att ack on her and all black females. She’s making the situation way worse than it really is. Either follow Disney’s rules or you’re going to have to deal with the consequences
Aaron
She can:
1. Carry that dress to a dressmaker to have it altered to fit her bust size
2. Keep researching online until she finds another one with a larger top
3. Have one custom made at a professional dress shop (might be pricey but if it fits and you are able to wear it for years to come I’d say it was worth it)
4. Learn to sew and she can make her own personal Tiana dress she can be proud of. Doesn’t have to have a Disney label on it. Heck, being able to say you made it yourself would be awesome!
Either option, problem solved!
Sue
Wow just wow. She is very weird acting like a spoiled little girl crying to her friends that grandma is a meanie for not liking her see-through dress. Nobody is discriminating on her because of her big breasts that’s all in her mind of course. The one who really got discriminated against was the poor cast member for doing her job! Like, just find a better Disney princess dress that doesn’t show everything!? You want to wear that, wear it at home!
Skye
I think types like her intentionally search for ways to get offended then whine and cry all over the internet to fish for sympathy. No discrimination was detected. Disney has rules that no one wear anything suggestive, offensive or otherwise revealing at a family park. There are different styles of Tinkerbell dresses she could’ve chose from that would provide better coverage for her top. She does not need her breasts exposed to be beautiful. She has a pretty face and fine slender neck and shoulders. Modesty just needs to be considered!
Skye
Oops, Tiana not Tinkerbell. Green dress threw me off! 🙂
Skye
Actually I went back through the pictures (yep, Tiana not Tinkerbell, my bad!) and her dress doesn’t even match the actual characters dress. See the cast member dressed as Tiana? She doesn’t appear to have a large top but her dress is a lot more accurate and noticeably more modest. Perhaps this influencer should’ve taken more example from her? You can be beautiful and modest at the same time! Just calm down and realize that!