In all matters, decisions by the organisers are final.
Violation of any rule could result in immediate removal from the event without a refund.
Pictures and videos will be taken during the event. By attending you waive all rights to pictures taken by others that might include you.
Costume Rules
No costume parts that contain real animal fur.
No glitter or body paint. These are likely to damage others’ costumes.
Keep costumes at “16” (CAT.2 / PG-13) level or below. We realise that this is a judgment call: We follow Eurofurence’s guidelines (see “Clothing and Decency”). Pup masks, rubber/vinyl/lycra, and harnesses are allowed as long as they don’t expose or accentuate genitalia or buttocks. Otterdance isn’t a fetish event: Ask ahead of time if your costume is “on the edge”.
Entry to the “Headless Lounge” is for fursuiters only (with up to one assistant).
Camera/recording devices may not be used in the “Headless Lounge”.
Touch Rules
Upon entry, attendees will be offered a choice of wristbands to show their attitude toward touch.
Red: Do not touch at all. Do not ask to touch.
Yellow: Ask and get an explicit “yes” before touching. If you don’t get a “yes”, do not ask again during the event.
Green: You may touch without asking, but must stop immediately if told.
If an attendee isn’t wearing a wristband, follow the rules for “Yellow” (ask and get consent before touching).
Touch includes all touch: hugs, petting, handshakes, everything. Failure to respect another’s wristband colour is cause for ejection.
Costumes are not consent.
Attendees may change their wristband colour if their mood changes. Always follow the rules for the current colour.
Behaviour Rules
Keep displays of affection at “16” (CAT.2 / PG-13) level or below.
Give costumers lots of room. They might have limited vision and hard-to-control parts (such as tails).
Don’t approach or dance near costumers while carrying food or drink. Put it down first.
Don’t dance “wild” or lift anyone else off the ground.
