Bored but not forgetful


It's been hard to focus, with my mind still drifting to the fact that I'M GOING TO DISNEY in less than 2 month, though I am here and there and stuck in boring classes.

I honestly can't wait. Keep getting emails about Disney guidelines about the "Disney Look." Also keep hearing extra emphasis on sticking to this guideline, or you can be sent home. D:
So, um... Add 1 more thing of "making my list and checking it twice."

The guidelines are pretty stringent:
http://disney.brandmail.mindcomet.com/hostedemail/email.htm?h=96a8d506aa5e18dc2873ca539ff0113d&CID=6036970871&ch=48241981505C4F0FADDFE2BC24445D3E

(Here is what the shortened version looks like, but there is much MUCH more.)




The Disney Look Guidelines upon Arrival

Please keep in mind that it is expected that you are in complete compliance with all of the Disney Look guidelines when you check-in. This includes, but is not limited to:

* Removing all body piercings (including cartilage piercings and tongue rings).

* Covering all visible tattoos.

* Hair Colors and Styles.
If hair color is changed, it should appear natural. If it's highlighted, the highlights must be very subtle, only 1 or 2 shades away from the main color, well-blended with the rest of the hair and over the entire head. If hair is two defined colors (including braids), if roots are visible, or if the overall style or color does not appear natural, it will not meet the Disney Look guidelines. It will be up to you to change the color and/or style before beginning work.



Male Hair Styles
Hair must be neatly cut on the back and sides, forming a smooth, symmetrical appearance so that it does not extend beyond or cover any part of the ears or the shirt collar. Straight cornrows may be permitted, but the hair must still be cut above the collar. For detailed information about hair styles, please see the complete Disney Look guidelines.

Males must be clean shaven and fully within the guidelines regarding facial hair.

If you do not meet these requirements, you will not be permitted to obtain your housing ID.


Tattoos and Body Modification

During your interview, your recruiter discussed with you our company policies regarding tattoos and body modification.

Tattoos:
Contact your recruiter immediately if you have any additional tattoos since your interview since your role may change.

If you have tattoos that will not be covered by your costume (on your hand, wrist, neck, etc.), you will need to cover them with make-up designed for tattoo coverage (Dermablend, Covermark, etc.) by the time you arrive.

Only small tattoos (2"x2" or 5cm x 5cm) may be covered with make-up; please contact your recruiter if you have a large, visible tattoo that may not be covered by your costume or make-up.

Note: Make-up is not permitted to cover tattoos on the lower arms for Cast Members in Food & Beverage locations.

Failure to cover visible tattoos may result in disciplinary action, not excluding termination.

Body Modifications:
Our company also has strict guidelines about body modification. If you have any visible body modifications (including ear spacings), they will need to be completely healed and/or corrected before you arrive.

If you arrive with visible modifications, or if your ears are spaced, you will be immediately sent home.


Guidelines for Roles Associated with Food & Beverage

In order to maintain a safe and healthy environment and comply with Florida state-mandated regulatory food standards, all Cast Members hired to work in any Merchandise or Food & Beverage establishment that prepares and/or serves food and beverage, regardless of role, are required to:

* Keep fingernails trimmed and filed (not extended beyond the tip of the finger).

* Not wear fingernail polish and/or artificial nails.

* Not wear jewelry on arms or hands, including wristwatches and medical information jewelry. The exception is a plain (commitment/wedding) ring, without stones, engravings, raised designs or jagged edges. Acceptable options for medical jewelry include necklaces and ankle bracelets worn under costumes.


Disney Look Questions?

After reading the Disney Look guidelines, if you have Disney Look specific questions that require an answer prior to your arrival, or if you feel as though you cannot comply with any of the Disney Look guidelines, please contact the Cast Image and Appearance Team via e-mail at wdw.disney.look@disney.com.


1 comments:

The Disney Look is intense isn't it? I have to buy a lot of business clothes which is always fun because, hey, it's new clothing, but still a little stressful. So Excited! You have a fun blog!

 

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