Our appearance guidelines are an important part of our heritage and must be followed from day one. This document reviews the Disney Look guidelines for Disney Cruise Line.

Whether attending Traditions or when you are in your final work location, there are important guidelines each Crew Member needs to follow. Click here for the details in the Disney Look Book

Costume Information

Disney Cruise Line provides you with a company uniform, or "costume," free of charge (may not include shoes see grid for shoe details) which you receive during your first cruise. The Wardrobe staff will fit you into the costume for your work area and explain how it should be worn properly.

Officers are identifiable by costume and nametag. Select Officer Positions wear "Whites." The stripes (epaulettes) worn on their shoulders denote their rank onboard. The color between the stripes or embroidered logo on the epaulette often indicates which department they are part of. For example: blue ribbon = Human Resources; propeller blade = Engineering.

A few reminders about costumes:

• You will be issued a small number of costumes to keep in your crew cabin
• You are responsible for keeping your costume/uniform in a neat condition
• Dirty or worn costumes can be exchanged for clean ones in the Crew Wardrobe area during operating hours
• Costumes/uniforms are worn at all times while working
• Nametags are required at all times for Crew Members working or passing through onstage (guest) areas, as well as for Crew Members working in non-guest facing areas
• To maintain the guest experience, it may be necessary to wear your costume/uniform in an onstage area even if you are not working. This depends on your position, and is common for Officers.