> # Re: Wet Hotel Experience

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> Posted by Deep South on November 29, 2017 at 06:26:55

> In Reply to: Re: Wet Hotel Experience posted by Michael on November 28, 2017 at 22:14:56:

> We have two parks in the Atlanta GA area: Six Flags and White Water. SF has a small water park area within the theme park called Hurricane Harbor. Since most guests are there for the thrill rides - and do not wish to rent lockers, I see many, many guests in the wave pool in street clothes, mostly t-shirts and shorts, occasionally button down shirts and even the occasional long pants (but not denim - one of the few restrictions). Water slides are another exception - some do not allow street clothes.

> White Water is a stand-alone water park but the rules there are basically the same. I see shirts and shorts - but not quite as many since most guests come prepared for a water park. It is a matter of personal preference but the rules do not prohibit most street clothes, except on certain slides. In fact, in all my years of visiting theme/water parks, I have never seen any explicit prohibition on wearing most regular clothes (except shoes and denim).

> At either water park I always have in the very least a shirt on; usually button down, sometimes long sleeve, sometimes short sleeve. I wear regular Bermuda shorts at the small water park within the 'dry' park and swim trunks as shorts at the water park. It is very rare anyone says anything at all. On the occasion someone asks me about my 'swim wear', I only have to say two words: "sun protection!"

> One caveat though is I have to choose what I wear carefully. The chlorine in the water is brutal on colors so I tend to wear white or very light colors.

> Generally speaking I believe parks in the U.S. have relaxed the rules even more in recent years since there are many visitors from around the world whose faith and beliefs dictate they remain fully clothed and large theme park chains want to be sensitive to that.

> Keep in mind theme parks select promotional photos carefully. Although street clothes may be permitted, they don't necessarily want that in their advertising photos. As much fun as we have with our 'hobby', it is not mainstream (yet!)

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