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Originally Posted by stevo505
They really don't have to sue WDW just because of their dress code policies, but don't those people have to wear their turbans? Disney should have let them in because it's their religion and they have a right to wear it.
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Well think about it, EVERYTHING in the parks need to be themed properly, nothing can be out of place thats why Janitors at Disney World are not even seen, everything for them is done underground. The other thing that we need to think about is were did he apply, if it was a ride operator or something like that were you need a themed uniform then no Disney will not and should not let any exceptions, if it was something like a tram operator, or a character that wears a mask anyways then I am sure no one would care even Disney but if they are to appear in Disney fashion sorry but the headdress needs to go. And it was his choice to apply not Disney's and I am sure that when he applied that there was something he signed stating that you have to appear in character at all times this includes dress, attitude, grooming, if needed, walk style, signature style, and so on. (I've seen a Disneyland application and it is really like that in one of the clauses, once you are in character you have to do everything. Those princesses have to go through a month of training to learn how Bell walks, talks, and signs those autograph books.)