Lolitas in Disney

[Anonymous No.8537711]

Can we have a thread for lolitas in Disney parks and disney themed coords?

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[Anonymous No.8537751]

I'll dump some stuff I have saved

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End dump

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[Anonymous No.8537778]

This thread is so cute so far

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>>8537768
That's a damn fine-looking Meg.

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>>8537711
>>8537720
Who is this? Shes so damn cute and I keep seeing her in every Disney thread.

[Anonymous No.8538283]

>>8538230
>>8537711

Thats Cake Injection/Andi Autumn

[Anonymous No.8538286]

>>8538283
Omg she's so damn adorable! She's so pretty [without the piercings]!

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>>8537751
....I thought Alice was a lolita at first.

[Anonymous No.8539878]

Okay but does anybody else think these designs are so cute?

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[Anonymous No.8539900]

>>8537804
>tfw I saw a picture of one of these waffles when I was about 12
>made it one of my bucket list items to have one
>live in Europe
>cannot afford to go to Paris, even if I could apparently they don't do them there
>buying a waffle iron is about $70 minimum that's not going to be a dodgy used eBay one or a knockoff, even then, $40 or so
>cannot justify that money on something I would only rarely use, even more so recently considering I'm trying to lose weight
>one fucking day

[Thin captain america No.8539926]

>>8539900
It's just a fucking waffle iron. Not gonna change the taste or anything. And you don't show or expose your waffle, you eat them.
Will you really use those regulary once you have them ?

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>>8539900
This coord is so pretty

[Anonymous No.8539937]

>>8539926
forgot to delete namefag. my bad.

Also, not trying to be agressive. this is a legit question. I often found people claiming to NEEEED some thing to utterly disregard it once they acquire it.

[Anonymous No.8539938]

>>8539926
I meant one day I'd go to a Disney park that does them, and get one. I don't want an actual waffle iron, it was a plan B idea in case I could get the iron for cheap.

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>>8537714
>>8539937
That's the thing though, they acknowledge they don't need the iron. They just looked into it because they really want the mickey waffle.

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>>8539946
Not sure why the first post came up sorry about that
>sage

[Anonymous No.8539967]

They let 50 people walk in the parade with cast members. One was a lolita. Can't find better pictures.

[Anonymous No.8540003]

Does anyone have any stories of dressing in lolita in disney?

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>>8539880
Should use a boz cape with red lining. Preferably a tall collar that's pointy.

[Anonymous No.8540152]

>>8537796
If she wore claudia she'd make a good snow white.

[Anonymous No.8540169]

>>8540152
Would Claudia be considered too costume-y for the parks? I know they frown on that.

[Anonymous No.8540401]

>>8540003
I go often and see about 2-3 lolitas/visit. They seem to be having a good time. Most of the time it's just walking around or at a restaurant, haven't seen any one of them on the rides tho.

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>>8540169
It would depend on the whole coord, I think.

[Anonymous No.8540505]

>>8539900
They for sure do the waffles at Carnation Cafe in Disneyland in CA! If you can ever get over here, you can get your waffle.

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>>8540680
and with a less derpy ouji

[Anonymous No.8540691]

Oh my gosh, I literally just finished packing for a trip to Disneyland tomorrow! I was like, "man, nobody would wear brand to Disneyland! Let's just pack the cheap comfy bodyline stuff!"
Now I feel like I have to replan my whole trip.

Do any of you have any ideas about what to be careful of in DL? I'm thinking anything with a runny print is out of the question with the amusement park water flying all over.

[Anonymous No.8540778]

>>8540691
> I'm thinking anything with a runny print is out of the question with the amusement park water flying all over.
Yeah I'd avoid reds and things like that for that reason. Too risky, unless you're planning on not going on Splash Mountain or any ride that involves getting splashed. I think mist would be fine though.

In general though, something cotton or flowy (chiffon maybe, but chiffon traps heat worse than other fabrics) would be good. It's hot as fuck there right now so opt for short sleeves on your blouse, and ankle socks as opposed to OTKs or tights. Forget about a wig too since those are way too hot right now too. Wear comfy shoes that you can walk in all day.

I'd also go for a dress with a special print, especially if you want to have a more Disney-themed outfit. Can't go too costume-y otherwise they'll make you change. It's why things like Fantastic Dolly can be worn and not so much Dot Pretty Girl.

[Anonymous No.8540939]

Why is wearing costume like stuff to disney frowned upon, and would they really make you change? I had no idea this was a thing.

[Anonymous No.8540951]

>>8540939
Because they don't want guests to confuse actual costumed cast members (workers) with other guests just dressed up. If a costumed guest acts stupid in costume or does something to ruin a child's day and the parents don't know it's a guest then they could blame disney and start to ruin their name. Yes they have made some people change. The only time you can really get away with costumes is during their Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party.

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>>8540939
Because there's preformers and face characters and just a bunch of people working there already dressed up, who are on Disney's payroll and have been trained to act a certain way around guests. Now imagine some rando coming to the park in something costumey or just full on Disney cosplay - it's going to confuse the guests. Is this person in a floofy dress and other costumey things working for the park? Guests might get confused and interact with them thinking they are a Disney employee, and there's a good chance of the rando who decided to dress up behaving defensive or rude. And that can possibly cause unhappy guests. It's safer to not "break the magic" by having a definite visual line in terms of who is a guest and who is a park employee.

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>>8540691
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eC_7sMVuZg

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>>8541029
>>8540778
Thanks so much, anons!!! I took your advice into account and man am I pumped! Keep the magic going!

[Anonymous No.8541739]

>>8541029
I'm guessing the same rules apply for the park in Paris? I can only find lolita guidelines for the American parks and haven't tried wearing lolita in Paris because I don't know if they are more uptight about these things or not.

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>>8538283
God, I met her two years ago when she was full Juria style and we hung out for a while, I never knew she was into lolita before. Ho old is she and when were those pictures taken ?

[Anonymous No.8541804]

>>8541739
I'm not lolita but a massive Disney fan, from what I've heard, Paris are SLIGHTLY more lax about it, but only by a tiny margin.

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>>8541804
>>8541739
Paris is not really laxer with it, you need to cover up your outfit and put on your accessories and petti inside the park. They're not suppose to kick you out if they let you in in the first place though. I don't get the appeal of going to Disney in lolita. Seems like a bother for the rides.

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>>8537848
omg.. it's gingersnap <3

[Anonymous No.8541879]

>>8541812
>I don't get the appeal of going to Disney in lolita
It's purely for aesthetics I feel. It's not anywhere near as comfy as just shorts and a t-shirt, especially if you're going to either of the USA parks (regardless of time of year; they're always going to be warm tbh). Last time I went to WDW I only wore lolita to Downtown Disney, and that's way better than the parks. Not as much walking, plus I went at night so it was cooler. Might be more comfortable in Tokyo Disney during the cooler months? But still, seems like a hassle with the walking and going through turn stiles and fitting into coaster seats.

[Anonymous No.8541954]

>>8541812
It's not a good idea if you want to be comfortable or go on many rides but there's a lot of places that make great backgrounds for pictures. And it's fun to get a picture with characters like Alice when wearing lolita.

> They're not suppose to kick you out if they let you in in the first place though.
They can if you change inside the park or add things that make your outfit look more like a costume, like a brightly colored wig.

I also read somewhere that they might ask you to change if you're being swarmed by visitors who want to take a picture with you. Because people lining up can give others the impression that you're a cast member.

[Anonymous No.8541964]

>>8541812
Can't speak for any other Disney parks, but a lot of the girls who go to Tokyo Disney in lolita are there mainly for shopping, photos with the characters and shows/parades.

I know someone who has an annual pass for Tokyo Disneyland just so she can go shopping there.

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>>8541964
Maybe it's because I'm more into classic, but I feel that if you take the trouble going to EuroDisney you might as well enjoy the rides cause the tickets are damn expensive and take nice pictures in the most beautiful city in the world which happen to be just near. Why going to a fake castle and kitsch Euro inspired downtown Disney when you can have so many beautiful places in Paris ?

[Anonymous No.8542081]

I'm going to Disney next summer and I'm planning on wearing it only to Downtown Disney.

[Anonymous No.8542133]

I went to Disneyland last month and wore a more casual, otome-esque coord than I usually do (white keds, natural hair) because I was afraid of getting stopped. I actually brought a change of clothes just in case! The grandpa at the gate just chuckled and thought it was festive. The pictures were really fun and walking was fine, it wasn't terribly hot, though I was grateful for a Dole whip.

I definitely went on the rides, though. There's kind of an amazing picture of me in the front row car of Space Mountain squinting at it like the whole thing confused me. I wouldn't do it again with a fluffier dress, but A-line, it was no more annoying than any other clothes.

[Anonymous No.8542155]

I've never been to Disney and my grandma even lives in Florida. My mom and dad hate amusement parks because they both have little patience for waiting in line. This is why they don't go to cons with me but I have friends who I can go to cons with. I hope one day I can get a group of friends together to go to Disney with.

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>>8542155
That's what I'm doing next summer. I'm going with a group of friends. I'm a little worried though. I only have one friend in the group who is big on lolita and she doesn't even own any dresses and gets mad at me when I wear the fashion without letting her borrow a dress to wear with me. And the others in my group just think it is ridiculous to wear lolita to Disney.

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>>8542133
Good advice with change of clothes anon. I'll be going to DL in two weeks time, but over several days, so I'm probably just going to go for casual lolita for one day.

[Anonymous No.8542865]

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>>8539900
I know literally no-one cares, but I'm this anon, and my long distance relationship bf just called me to tell me, that he's on his way home and he bought me one of the Mickey waffle irons as a late birthday present. He couldn't wait any longer to tell me.

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>>8542865
I'm so happy for you!! Dreams do come true, anon. That's Disney magic!

[Anonymous No.8542893]

>>8542044
Has nothing to do with your preference in sub-style tbh. I've seen classic and gothic lolitas taking Disney snaps. You just tend to see more sweet lolitas because it suits the cute princess aesthetic more.

>Why going to a fake castle and kitsch Euro inspired downtown Disney when you can have so many beautiful places in Paris ?
again, because it's Disney. It's just got a certain charm to it that's appealing. You're not going to see a castle that's quite like Cinderella's just out and about in Europe, for example. It's hard for me to explain this sort of feeling, so I hope other fans know what I'm talking about haha. There's also the attention factor. When I wore Fantastic Dolly to Downtown Disney, I garnered a good amount of attention from children and adults, most of which were positive. It made me really happy that I bothered to wear lolita when a little girl asked me to twirl around with her.
I'm sure the girls that go to Disney parks in lolita are also the same sort of folks that travel to snap pics at other pretty locations, too.

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>>8542893
Adding to this. Also, from what I've seen, the buildings at Disney are supposed to be a bit cartoony, a bit fake, a bit exaggerated. They're there to look pretty. To take photos in front of. Real castles are beautiful, but the fake castle has this cartoony look to it that matches the cute fluffy look of especially sweet lolita. It's slightly bigger than real life.

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>>8540691
I'm going next weekend! Probably won't bring a ton of lolita but I'm even more excited now.

[Anonymous No.8543085]

I know someone who wore Claudia with no issues.

[Anonymous No.8543750]

Wish it wasn't going to be so hot when I go.

[Anonymous No.8543768]

>>8541964
I always find myself so jealous of all the cute merch that Tokyo Disney and the Disney store in Japan get. So many things look loliable and there's even the angelic pretty collabs.

[Anonymous No.8543849]

>>8540003
I went on my birthday. Was pretty fun. I was wearing an Alice print jsk. Fun with face characters, and an old dude joking with me how he couldn't get a Donald duck themed dress in time.

[Anonymous No.8543868]

>>8543768
Yeah. Sadly US doesn't get that merch since the Japanese parks are owned by somebody else. It's the same reason why cast members can get into all the parks free except the Japanese ones.

[Anonymous No.8543996]

>>8542236
The lockers were really pretty reasonable for all day, and it was nice to have somewhere to stash stuff like big bottles of sunscreen, shopping goodies, etc. I knew by bringing a change of clothes I would jinx myself not to use them.

[Anonymous No.8544007]

>>8543868
Do they own the parks and Disney store? Either way its rather unfortunate.

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>>8541803
maybe early 20s back then? These pictures are pretty old. The disney ones are dated on her facebook back to 2011. The blue one is from 2010. Model mayhem lists her as being 27.

[Anonymous No.8544271]

>>8542155
Are you 14? Why would your parents need to take you?
>>8543868
Really? I could have sworn it was Hong Kong that disney didn't own.

[Anonymous No.8544286]

>>8544271
nah, the japanese one was bought by a different company. The HK is a pile of shit