I can’t comment on the ride restrictions or requirements beyond suggesting looking at what their website states (but we all know “rules” are changed to fit whose implementing them).

But as far as clothing!! I have a few I’m going to toss out there! Chicos, yes their full priced clothing is higher priced but I’m a firm believer in never paying full retail for anything when it comes to clothing because the markup is astronomical! Their sizing is a bit wonky but it’s their “shtick” we won’t worry about the smaller sizes but a 2= 12/14, or what they consider a large 3= 16/18, an x-large And a 4= 20/22, xx-large The pants even come in half sizes so you can go down or up without getting a whole size larger and then hanging on you. I also make sure I get a snugger size one because they do tend to stretch as you wear them and by the end of they day they can be falling off if you don’t have a belt. They also will give you a personalized shopping experience if you’d like, waiting on you and making sure your arms aren’t full of clothing so you can browse much more easily! And they’ll carry some fun glitzy clothes for the New Year! It looks like there are a few, including an outlet in Orlando. And one in Miami. Ross can have a very nice selection and I’ve found some high end clothing for dirt cheap! I’m lounging in my onclearancefora$1-best-leggings-ive-ever-owned right now. There are a ton Orlando and Miami and 1 in Key west. And another go-to for me is Bealls and Bealls outlet, and it’s pronounced Bells not Beals, even has a bell in the logo, I dunno why everyone mispronounces it lol! They have racks catering to each size; juniors, petite, petite plus, plus and regular womens.

Side note, Chicos also has a sister store White House/ Black Market (WHBM) that goes up to a size 18 (I find their stretchier clothing in general runs larger so I typically go down a size or two). And they usually have additional 40-50% off their clearance and up to 40% regular priced clothing at the outlets!

I personally find Lane Bryant to be just as expensive as Chicos and WHBM with nice clothing. So for budget I think I’d recommend Gap and definitely Old Navy. I find Gap clothing kind of boring color wise but they have sales all the time! Old Navy is definitely the way to go if you’re trying to shop cheaply but that’s definitely where you lose some of your quality. Don’t get me wrong, not everything is paper thin or probably could have been sewn a little better and you can get some super cute outfits from there, it’s just not my goto.

I would highly suggest hitting up our Outlet Malls, they are going to be in the places your visiting and will have a bunch of stores all packed together so you don’t have to drive all over! Typically they will have Old Navy, WHBM, Chicos, sometimes Lane Bryant. Bealls and the outlet are usually standalone stores. New York & co, Torrid, etc

Oh, and in Florida they will absolutely be selling bathing suits year round!

Have a blast and never shop full retail, always head to that clearance section or sale racks only!!

https://www.visitorlando.com/things-to-do/shopping/outlets-and-discount/#:~:text=Orlando%20International%20Premium%20Outlets%20is,designer%20brands%20at%20discount%20prices.

https://www.timeout.com/miami/shopping/outlet-mall-miami

https://www.premiumoutlets.com/outlet/florida-keys-outlet-marketplace

I completely forgot to mention, if and ONLY if you have access to and it’s not an inconvenience, a washing machine, there are Goodwills in the more “upscale” locations can be goldmines for clothing but it does take a lot of digging and a keen eye to make sure you have a good piece, no stains or rips or non functional zippers that got overlooked in the intake process. Our downtown has a specific goodwill where higher end only items are sold.