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Orlando Sentinel
Orlando Sentinel
Travel
Richard Tribou

Suggestive shirts spotted at Disney prompt social media debate

ORLANDO, Fla. — A couple wearing what some consider sexually suggestive T-shirts at Disney got social media fans debating weather or not the shirts should be banned at the theme park.

Sam Carter, a former Disney Creative Entertainment employee at Disneyland, on Twitter as @Cartarsauce, posted an image of a couple wearing white T-shirts, with the female’s shirt reading “I wanted the D” and the male’s reading “I gave her the D” with the iconic calligraphic D that makes the shirts seem like official Disney garb.

Carter’s post reads “D is for Don’t” and people on the social media platform have since commented on the shirts, which are sold on Etsy and Amazon, and have been spotted among the theme parks for some time now.

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