Disney Springs does not have a formal dress code for its general shopping and entertainment areas, so "theme park casual" is the standard. Most visitors wear comfortable walking shoes, shorts, and T-shirts, especially during the humid Florida afternoons. However, because Disney Springs is home to several high-end "Signature Dining" restaurants like The Boathouse, STK Steakhouse, and Jaleo, you will see a mix of attire in the evening. If you plan on dining at an upscale venue, many guests opt for "resort casual"—think sundresses, polo shirts, or nice jeans and a blouse. Swimwear is strictly prohibited unless it is fully covered by appropriate clothing, and shoes and shirts must be worn at all times. It is also important to remember that Disney Springs is massive and requires a lot of walking on hard pavement, so even if you dress up for dinner, sensible footwear is highly recommended. In the winter months (December–February), Florida evenings can get surprisingly chilly, so bringing a light jacket or sweater is a wise move for when the sun goes down and the lake breeze picks up.