Amusement parks have dress codes, and many get enforced when the temperature goes up. It’s also not uncommon for a dress code "violator" to be offered a branded clothing item, so they can fit the code and not have to exit the premises. DISNEY MAKES DRESS CODE MORE ‘INCLUSIVE’ FOR THEME PARK EMPLOYEESThe video, which was captioned as a "Free Disney shirt hack" on May 19 shows DiMeo was able to get a pink shirt from one of the park’s gift shops. In her own words, "I just got a $75 t-shirt just because I was wearing a shirt that was exposing my under-boob a little bit." SIX FLAGS RESPONDS TO GUEST’S CLAIM SHE WAS KICKED OUT OVER SHORTS: REPORTRepresentatives at Disney Parks did not immediately respond to Fox News’ request for comment.

Source: Fox News June 01, 2021 19:28 UTC