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Originally Posted by FloridaBeachMan
Yes there are dress codes at most theme parks and water parks but they are impossible to enforce. Try telling people to cover up when it's 95 degrees. To the last poster: should I ask which rides or if you were ever asked to cover up?
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I'm guessing I was the last poster. My wife was never asked to cover up. As far as we know no one important saw her top fall down on the many rides. Often it really was an accident because of what she wore, the fact she never wore a bra, and her heavy boobs naturally followed the laws of physics and gravity. Not the laws of anti-nudity.
Those log rides and many fast moving fast direction changing rides revealed many other boobs over the years for my pleasure. Even the roller coasters in the Epcot Dome surprised us the first time, as did several of those movie theaters that turned into rides. My wife was caught unprepared for some of those rides altho over many years of small amusement parks and water parks she was used to public exposure.
She was however asked at least twice to either pull her top up, her shorts down , or change before entering one of the most popular Mouse Theme parks. After going all the way back to our car for her to change we learned for her to dress a little more conservatively yet able to make small alterations after mingling with the crowds. This first happened many years ago in Florida. I carried an old heavy shoulder mounted VCR camera back then. I still walk crooked.
