Parks and Diapers

[AComputerGuy]

I don’t believe anyone would notice. People don’t look for this. Unless you are a AB or DL. I’m always looking

Yep people dont notice but im always looking too

 

[furry121]

Was thinking of wearing the Walgreens Consistent diaper that I got (just ordered a bunch of much better ones lol) to work... do you think anybody would notice?? I work at a restaurant

Dont unless u need to, do u work in a kitchen?

 

[WetDiapers247]

Dont unless u need to, do u work in a kitchen?

No, I work out on the floor

And yeah, I feel like it'd be good to separate the two (private - diapers, public - not). Think it makes it more special/something to look forward to

 

[Sleeping]

It sounds like a fun idea. But I don't think I would want to. I've worn in public a few times. And the entire time im out, my mind was on my diaper. "What if someone sees" "should I pee in it now" "what if it leaks" . I don't have that brain power to not think about it, so my mind would be on the diaper instead of the actual park.

 

[NabePup]

I have yet to wear to a theme park, but I've worn in public lots of times without any issues. When theme parks open up again and I go with my abdl friends I'm definitely gonna pad up for it and can't wait to get the chance!

Wearing in public is already pretty fun and not too hard to do. With everyone distracted and all the noises in a theme park I imagine it's gotta be even easier to be stealthy about it! The only potential issues I could think of and see in some of the other posts is being splashed by water rides lol

 

[PaddedLittleParadise]

Have worn to Disneyland and California Adventure all day. Not a problem!

If you don't want to bring extras that security will see in your bags, I suggest simply wearing a tried-and-true diaper you can trust to last for a long time (I think I used a PeekABU). And of course, have a plan B; wear a pair of undies over the diaper so that in case you begin to leak, you can just duck into a bathroom and change back into those disappointingly normal adult pants with no one the wiser.

 

[SofiaInPampers]

It sounds like a fun idea. But I don't think I would want to. I've worn in public a few times. And the entire time im out, my mind was on my diaper. "What if someone sees" "should I pee in it now" "what if it leaks" . I don't have that brain power to not think about it, so my mind would be on the diaper instead of the actual park.

So what if someone did see it. What’s the likelihood that it’s someone you’ll ever encounter again. Relax and enjoy your diapers. I do frequently

 

[theb]

I live only about twenty minutes from Disneyland; I've given thought to wearing there, but for some reason I feel I wouldn't be wholly comfortable with it. I don't know if I'd be uncomfortable around so many people or if it would just be a distraction or if wearing is just too much of a private thing for me to try it out in public, I don't know.

Same. I live like 20 min from Disneyland as well. Recently went to A Touch Of Disney and it was super fun! Didn’t wear though. I’ve thought about wearing to Knotts when they open back up though.

 

[pamperbud20]

I go to amusement parks all the time diapered because I’m incontinent as well. I carry my backpack with me that has my spare diapers clothes in case I leak or soil myself badly with wipes lotions and powders to change. I’ve been to Kings Island,Six Flags,Disney World, Sea World, and Cedar Point. Out of the parks I’ve been to Disney World is the best in dealing with sensitivity to those with medical conditions and disabilities. When I went to the other parks which I had a great time at the bathrooms were closer together and everyone can hear everything. I wish there were more adult changing tables at amusement parks and more privacy. Water rides are something you may want to avoid because I definitely made a mistake once on one and learned my lesson. I got on a water at Sea World called the Journey to Atlantis. I only thought it was going to be just a little splash but when I went down water felt like a tsunami hit me and I was literally soaked from my clothes to my diaper which swelled up so much that my bulge was showing in my dark sweat pants. So if you go to an amusement park think about carrying spare clothes and avoiding some water rides unless you put a swim diaper on.

 

[Zeke]

I live only about twenty minutes from Disneyland; I've given thought to wearing there, but for some reason I feel I wouldn't be wholly comfortable with it. I don't know if I'd be uncomfortable around so many people or if it would just be a distraction or if wearing is just too much of a private thing for me to try it out in public, I don't know.

That “social distancing” might make it a bit easier to pull off.

 

[pamperbud20]

Definitely good advice about wearing swim diapers to amusement parks.

Oh yeah I use them all the time now it was just water ride I wasn’t expecting to completely flood clothes with water.

 

[theancientmariner]

Your pants must've bulged out just a little bit... lol

yea that sounds like a good idea to not wear at a theme park. What if your diaper gets soaked and leaves you waddling? that's what I wouldn't want. Also there goes your entire diaper for the day. Just enjoy the day and go back home where you'll have one waiting for your good nights rest.

 

[theancientmariner]

I live only about twenty minutes from Disneyland; I've given thought to wearing there, but for some reason I feel I wouldn't be wholly comfortable with it. I don't know if I'd be uncomfortable around so many people or if it would just be a distraction or if wearing is just too much of a private thing for me to try it out in public, I don't know.

yea, that would be too uncomfortable to be in a group of so many people. I've worn to the store, and different places around home, but would probably not want to wear to a theme park of any sort, Not even the fair. Like you said it's to private of a thing.

 

[nwm]

I live only about twenty minutes from Disneyland; I've given thought to wearing there, but for some reason I feel I wouldn't be wholly comfortable with it. I don't know if I'd be uncomfortable around so many people or if it would just be a distraction or if wearing is just too much of a private thing for me to try it out in public, I don't know.

Same. I live like 20 min from Disneyland as well. Recently went to A Touch Of Disney and it was super fun! Didn’t wear though. I’ve thought about wearing to Knotts when they open back up though.

yea, that would be too uncomfortable to be in a group of so many people. I've worn to the store, and different places around home, but would probably not want to wear to a theme park of any sort, Not even the fair. Like you said it's to private of a thing.

Psst - {Whispering} I got a HUGE secrete for you guys. Having no choice all my life, except for very young in school, one thing EVERY place people gather seems to have in common. NO ONE takes any notice because they are more concerned about what they are doing...The FEW that MIGHT actually notice, are not going to care, or say anything, unless they truly think it might be helpful (like sticking out of the back of your pants, and on the outside of your shirt, ex.). This seems to hold true 99% of the time, if not more.

 

[BabyZinga]

Have not worn to an amusement park but I have worn at a handful of beerfest venues. Very functional for the event.

 

[Pissingtiger]

I go to the local casino in a diaper and tight pants. I love it and I was once noticed and brought up to a older lady's hotel room for a change and some naughty fun

 

[Saltedcaramel64]

I go to the local casino in a diaper and tight pants. I love it and I was once noticed and brought up to a older lady's hotel room for a change and some naughty fun

That sounds like a really fun night. Gonna let us in on the deets?

 

[LittleCharlemangne]

I grew up not far from many theme parks, so it was common to go a couple times a year with my mom, brother and sister.
I'd seldom go without protection (pullups or guards), due to long lines at rides, though I haven't worn proper diapers in those cases, at least since I was a child.