Please don't cosplay. Please don't.

[TheAnimatorOfficial 566]

Chances are the theater will kick you out. Dress normally to see the movie. Please.

 

Don't embarrass this fandom or give trolls bait to attack.

[ponykittylonelygirl 73]

That makes me really sad, why would a movie theater kick people out for cosplaying? Surely they would like the extra attention? People have always dressed up for things like Harry Potter, Superhero films etc. 

Obviously not overly sexy cosplay's but a bit of fun should be allowed, no?

[Megas 27,063]

tl;dr version

 

No Fun Allowed

 

Edited November 1, 2016 by T-SPARKS

[Thrond 3,257]

I feel like, as long as costumes aren't inappropriate and people are otherwise respectful, the movie theaters will be fine. Obviously the different target audience means it's not directly comparable, but it really isn't like people don't go to other movies in costumes. Just keep it G-rated. 

[K1539 47]

I can't imagine them kicking you out if it's not an outrageous costume like something with animatronic wings or something. If you've just dyed your hair and painted your skin I doubt they'd care. But then again I probably have no idea what I'm talking about. Then again, who does?

[Hazard Time 1,127]

As cringy as I feel public cosplay is, the old adage "Haters gonna hate" applies aptly here.  People will cringe at us no matter what we do, so what's the point?  You didn't see cosplayers getting kicked out of theaters when the new Star Wars came out.

[weesh 690]

i've been to enough major events to know that theaters don't typically kick people out.

just a few weeks ago, I saw theater people bring the best cosplayers to the front of the theater so that everyone could appreciate them.  

[silvadel 1,393]

Just remember if you go in a pony costume to be nice to all the fawning 7 year olds clinging to you.

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 40,274]

I say cosplay to your heart's content, within reason of course. To hell with what people might think.

[weesh 690]

Just remember if you go in a pony costume to be nice to all the fawning 7 year olds clinging to you.

 

if the kid approaches you, I'd offer a fistbump or a high five.  

[Ganondorf8 11,118]

If a theatre has a problem with you coming to see the movie in a cosplay, then you should take your business somewhere else. No need to give them the satisfaction of your business because they don't understand or are ignorant.

[Mesme Rize 15,681]

Chances are the theater will kick you out. Dress normally to see the movie. Please.

 

Don't embarrass this fandom or give trolls bait to attack.

 

Why aren't we supposed to have fun?

 

Also, why should we care about the trolls? We shouldn't be so insecure about them.

[Fhaolan 4,468]

I have never been kicked out of a theatre for cosplay. Depending on the level of cosplay and the individual theatres I've been offered free tickets to hang out in the lobby or in front of the theatre between showings to get more people coming in. Of course, that was arranged ahead of time for opening night, but still.

[ChB 18,532]

Chances are the theater will kick you out. Dress normally to see the movie. Please.

 

Don't embarrass this fandom or give trolls bait to attack.

Does wearing a Brony T-shirt and carrying a 12" Fluttershy plushy count as cosplaying?

Edited November 1, 2016 by ChB

[KiraTakahashi 748]

I've shown up at the movies, taco bell, walmart, the mall you name it in cosplay. People usually get a kick out of it so why not eh?

[Steve Piranha 28,769]

as much as I see that as unnecessary, people do whatever they like, as long as they don't ruin the experience for others (super massive wings, animatronics, etc). Me? I'll just wear my best clothes, including my leather jacket 

[Snake 515]

How rude. As long as you're dressed appropriately and none of you is blocking peoples view, wear whatever you please!

Whenever I go out as rarity, I always get hugs from kids who recognize me! They enjoy it!

[KiraTakahashi 748]

Yes that right there exactly.

[Foxy Socks 2,596]

I would not do it myself but they have no reason to kick you out for it. (Maybe if I was older and had the means I would).

 

Also don't let the reactions of people affect what you do unless it is offensive. It really should not matter what you do, as long as it isn't disruptive.

[Hastur 505]

Chances are the theater will kick you out. Dress normally to see the movie. Please.

Don't embarrass this fandom or give trolls bait to attack.

Now I'll go dressed as a Human-Fluttershy. Only because of this here.

 

Actually, I would have done that regardless; however, this only fills me with determination.

[Miss 6,211]

Go watch a Star Wars movie in theater. No one is going to get kicked out for cosplaying.

I am scared of the applauding and cheering; I fucking hate it when people do that.

[They call me Loyalty 1,941]

Focus your attention on what you need, rather than what others might think.

[Rikifive 23,485]

Aww, who cares?

 

Just be yourself and let the fun spread.

Though of course, if you're talking about some random pony gadgets making loud noises and stuff then I may know where you're going with it.

 

But generally as long as it's not destructive, then nopony should be worried about trolls and stuff. Even without cosplaying haters gonna hate, so it doesn't change much.

 

I don't think anypony would be kicked out for that - that would be a loss for theater. As long as it wouldn't turn into some vandalism, nothing would happen.

Edited November 1, 2016 by Rikifive

[GeekySonic 1,150]

Don't you know who I am? I'm a teenager! Teenagers don't do as they're told. Now please excuse me as I search online for XL skanky Rainbow Dash costumes.

[CheeryFox 23,811]

Go watch a Star Wars movie in theater. No one is going to get kicked out for cosplaying.

I am scared of the applauding and cheering; I fucking hate it when people do that.

 

You make a great point. There would be uproars - especially in convention districts. 

 

Get sweg - to Hell with conformity.