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While revealing clothing isn’t technically against the rules, it might be “bad form” (as Captain Hook might say).

Clothing That Is Too Revealing: Generally speaking, theme parks are intended to be a place where people of all persuasions can come together to have a good time.Open Toe Shoes: With crowds moving back and forth in rather erratic herds, open-toed shoes are practically begging for your toes to get stepped on over and over again.And with pathways and scenic designs featuring all kinds of crooks and crannies for skinny stilettos to get stuck in, high heels can also be dangerous. High Heels: Unless you find high heels as comfortable as your favorite pair of sneakers, they will be pretty out of place in a theme park.Don’t forget to have a warm jacket and scarf on hand, and consider wearing comfortable shoes that are a bit on the warmer side (or can at least be paired with warmer socks). Your wardrobe should adapt to the colder climate as well. Food offerings become warmer with specialty hot chocolates, and rides are even converted to accommodate the time of year. – As the holiday season approaches, theme parks are at their most enchanting as things really begin to light up. During the fall it isn’t unwise to allow your attire to skew a bit more towards the warm side with jeans, a light jacket, scarf, and comfortable shoes. But as the air gets a bit crisper and colder, layers can be especially important. From apple pies to Halloween festivities, there’s something especially magical about this time of year. – Theme parks can be incredibly fun in the fall when the holiday seasons begin to set in. However, don’t forget to check evening temperatures and pack a light jacket or sweater just in case you need it. For the most part, shorts, short-sleeved shirts, closed-toe sandals, and comfortable sneakers are the standard attire. – In general, summer months are hot-scorching hot. Don’t forget water resistant shoes that can handle rain as well. This can be good for staving off crowds, but just remember to dress accordingly by packing an appropriate rain jacket, a compact travel umbrella in case it gets drizzly, and a versatile scarf to keep exposed areas of your neck and face warm if needed. – While theme parks might look bright in sunny in TV commercials, you might find them to be more cloudy and rainy than warm if you are traveling during Spring months. Check the weather forecast for the days you will be visiting to best know what to pack. California, on the other hand, is similarly hot but doesn’t carry the same level of humidity. Florida, for example, can be particularly hot and muggy, and lightweight clothes are almost a requirement. Remember to consider the climate of your theme park destination.