Disneyland is for kids!

First off let me just say that I'm all for freedom of expression! However, when attending a place like the magic kingdom I feel that adults really need to censor themselves. Not just their language, ludeness, and implications but also in the manor in which they dress.

Ladies it is NOT appropriate to go to Disneyland wearing articles of clothing that just barely cover your privates. The children should not be exposed to your nasty body, no matter how good you or your partner think it looks. Parents don't care if you can turn heads because you look "good". If it's something you would wear to a club it's more than likely not appropriate to places like Disneyland that are made for CHILDREN. So please leave your slutty one night stand club clothes at home.

I'm saying this because the last time I was at this wonderful place for children, they allowed a hooker into the park. She wore a tight see through spaghetti strapped tank top with no bra. (And hun if you were cold it was pretty obvious what the weather would be like, you should have worn more clothing and a bra sheesh!) And if it had been cut any lower we all would have been able to see the color of her nipples. Also we don't care if you've just had a boob job and that's the reason for your attire.

As for her skirt, it was so short I feared if she bent over we'd all see the moon early, it was bad enough that you could see the bottom portion of her bum so if she was wearing any underwear at all it was just a thong, ick! Skirts should not be so short that we can tell what color underwear you're wearing if at all. She was packed in that "skirt" if you want to call it that, like a stuffed sausage. It made her look as though she had rolls hanging out everywhere and she was NOT fat by any means. It was just 10 times to small for her, I don't know how she was breathing in that outfit.

What I don't understand is how she got into the park, do they not have a dress code they are supposed to enforce? If she changed once they were inside, any of the many "crew members" should have told her to change or get the frick out. And I would have to say about a good 98% of the male crew members did check her out so it's not like they didn't see her. It was very annoying to see her at the park throughout the day dressed that way, she didn't even have a child with her. Which is probably why she didn't find what she was wearing to be offensive.

One woman was more outspoken than I would have been, she notice her husband kept turning around and when she saw what he was looking at she told him to stop looking at the tramp behind him. If the other woman heard she either didn't care or thought it was funny. (I'm guessing she heard, probably likes that type of attention.)

It was also rather annoying standing in line a few feet away from them because they really just needed to get a room. He kept putting his hand on her butt and squeezing it, it was like ok, you know it's there stop grabbing it. The one woman that told her husband to stop staring actually walked over and told them to either get a room or start acting like mature adults at Disneyland. They ignored her so she rolled up her map of the magic kingdom and started hitting the tops of their heads like dogs.

Once that got their attention she told them to either leave the park and find a sleazy 8 Motel or stop being lude in front of all of the children. (I believe we were all standing in line for the Finding Nemo ride) The tramp told her to mind her own business and soccer mom told her that their behavior was unacceptable in front of her children. The tramp told her if she didn't like it she should find another ride. To which the soccer mom told her no, why should I this is a place for children not for "quickie's" or "happy endings" in line for a child's ride. This is one place where I shouldn't have to move out of line with my children because I don't like what I see. Then a ton of women chimed in telling the tramp she had to go. I think her escort had enough, and probably didn’t want to get beaten down by a bunch of angry parents so he led her out of the ride and they went somewhere else.

I agree with both sides, we should have to see that crap in Disneyland. Yet if we had been somewhere else then we could all just leave or walk away enough so that we don't have to see it. But when at a place like that why should we! And before anyone says, "you're probably fat and unhappy with your own body." Before you start commenting rudely, I'm not unhappy with my body and I'm not fat by any means. 1. I would wear something like that, in my bedroom with my husband! 2. It's fine to be totally confident in yourself and to show off a little but I think there is a line between showing off and dressing like you're walking the streets. 3. There is a time and a place for everything. Learn it. Ok I’ll get off my soapbox now.