No Costume Masks or Adult Costumes at Disney Parks ?Disney bounding? is appropriate for adults, while costumes are allowed for children year-round. Hats and face paint are a great alternative while still following the rules and getting into the spirit of Disney.

At Disneyland Resort, face paint is generally permitted for all guests, provided it does not interfere with the park's safety and identity verification protocols. For guests aged 14 and older, the primary rule is that face paint must not cover the entire face; it should be limited to partial designs (often covering no more than half the face) to ensure that your features remain recognizable to security and cast members. This is particularly important for safety and the legal requirement to verify age for alcohol purchases. Additionally, face paint must be "family-friendly"—nothing violent, offensive, or scary that could disturb younger guests. During special events like the "Oogie Boogie Bash," rules may loosen slightly, but masks that cover the eyes or the whole face remain strictly prohibited for adults. If a design is deemed too obstructive, you may be asked to modify it before entry to ensure everyone’s safety.