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Hello! This is my first post so apologies if I'm doing anything wrong.

We're going to DLP for the Halloween party this year, and my boyfriend is thinking about dressing up as Carl from Up. Does anyone know if he would be allowed to take Carl's tennis ball walking stick, as it's not a weapon but it's obviously not a real walking aid either? Just want to be sure before we start planning. Thank you to anyone who can help!

[CaptainKennySparrow]

Hello! This is my first post so apologies if I'm doing anything wrong.

We're going to DLP for the Halloween party this year, and my boyfriend is thinking about dressing up as Carl from Up. Does anyone know if he would be allowed to take Carl's tennis ball walking stick, as it's not a weapon but it's obviously not a real walking aid either? Just want to be sure before we start planning. Thank you to anyone who can help!

Hiya, they have just released the rules, things like that are not allowed in DLP im afraid, only in florida for some reason. I was talking to a few disney Cms who said they are upping the security for their halloween soiree. Im not even allowed my toy pirate sword with me outfit

here they are

Information about the wearing of costumes:
Guests are exceptionally authorized to wear Halloween-themed costumes during this special evening event. However, we reserve the right, at our discretion and at any time, to prohibit certain costumes such as those which completely conceal the wearer's face or head and/or if we consider the costume/accessories/make-up shocking or inappropriate for our younger guests and their families. The same applies to accessories that could be considered dangerous on attractions for other Guests (e.g. long capes, sticks, weapons factitious etc.) or could affect safety or security within the Park. As a reminder and according to the rules of the Parks, please note that the following items may not be brought into the Parks:
Any object or toy having the appearance of a firearm (laser, gun, water gun, ...)
Any mask worn by Guests of 12 years of age or older (except for medical reasons)
Any clothing trailing on the ground.
For safety reasons, we also reserve the right to visually inspect or use security scanning equipment on your clothing, coats and personal belongings before entry and/ or inside the Parks especially for guests wearing multi layered costumes that cover the entire body. Guests who would like to wear a Disney Character costume commit to refrain from posing for photos and from signing autographs.

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Hello! This is my first post so apologies if I'm doing anything wrong.

We're going to DLP for the Halloween party this year, and my boyfriend is thinking about dressing up as Carl from Up. Does anyone know if he would be allowed to take Carl's tennis ball walking stick, as it's not a weapon but it's obviously not a real walking aid either? Just want to be sure before we start planning. Thank you to anyone who can help!

Hiya, they have just released the rules, things like that are not allowed in DLP im afraid, only in florida for some reason. I was talking to a few disney Cms who said they are upping the security for their halloween soiree. Im not even allowed my toy pirate sword with me outfit

here they are

Information about the wearing of costumes:
Guests are exceptionally authorized to wear Halloween-themed costumes during this special evening event. However, we reserve the right, at our discretion and at any time, to prohibit certain costumes such as those which completely conceal the wearer's face or head and/or if we consider the costume/accessories/make-up shocking or inappropriate for our younger guests and their families. The same applies to accessories that could be considered dangerous on attractions for other Guests (e.g. long capes, sticks, weapons factitious etc.) or could affect safety or security within the Park. As a reminder and according to the rules of the Parks, please note that the following items may not be brought into the Parks:
Any object or toy having the appearance of a firearm (laser, gun, water gun, ...)
Any mask worn by Guests of 12 years of age or older (except for medical reasons)
Any clothing trailing on the ground.
For safety reasons, we also reserve the right to visually inspect or use security scanning equipment on your clothing, coats and personal belongings before entry and/ or inside the Parks especially for guests wearing multi layered costumes that cover the entire body. Guests who would like to wear a Disney Character costume commit to refrain from posing for photos and from signing autographs.

Oh man that sucks, but I understand why they're upping security so much. Thank you for helping!

[CaptainKennySparrow]

it is a fantastic night tho! and the costumes people were are incredible!! I went as jack sparrow with my family and had a few cast members asking if iw as the real one hahaha