Stupid Guest Tricks

this question might break the magic for some so stop reading here if you dont want to see this.














If you are in wardrobe and when you checkin you see on todays worksheet that Goofy is needed at the same time at 3 places.
i.e. private party, in his kitchen, and a general guest presence,
question? do you have them all come in to get ready at once?
or only have 1 at a time come into the dressing area?

I like wardrobe, and disney's is the world finest. I can imagine the fun in there during peak times.

p.s. I heard Mickey has the largest wardrobe, around 1000 different outfits. and a full time staff your to take care of him. and I thought hotel wardrobe was nuts.

That's.... not remotely how wardrobe for the characters works. I can't even begin to answer your question because the question makes no sense.

Amphigorey wrote:That's.... not remotely how wardrobe for the characters works. I can't even begin to answer your question because the question makes no sense.

well yes, thats why I asked.
in a hotel, like Excalibur, I would get in around 6 and have like 3 Merlins to get ready to send out. I just get thier outfits for where they are going. show merlin over there,
stage merlin over here, walk around merlin, here. don't forget to sign your costume sheets. course they go to makeup before my department. makeup, applicances and hair. we had one that ate after 3 hours in the chair, he didnt last long thou.

Goofy doesn't dress in a single location. He wears his street clothes to where he's needed then puts on his clothes for that location.

Epeyon wrote:Goofy doesn't dress in a single location. He wears his street clothes to where he's needed then puts on his clothes for that location.

makes sence.
prolly dresses in his house then goes to wardrobe for the outfit for where he is working at the time.

Sort of. The characters don't wear street clothes under their costumes.

Amphigorey wrote:Sort of. The characters don't wear street clothes under their costumes.

wow talk about running bare.
I guess it's like asking what a priest wears under his cassock.

I was answering the question in a roundabout manner.

Costuming issues what amounts to t-shirts and cotton shorts to be worn underneath. They wear those from where they pick up the costume, which is put in a big black bag and wheeled on a hand truck to their location.

Except for Princesses, there's always something amusing about seeing them rushing around backstage so they're not late.