An Indiana woman says she was singled out because of her sexual orientation when she was asked to leave a water park during her bachelorette party.
An Indiana woman says she was singled out because of her sexual orientation when she was asked to leave a water park during her bachelorette party.
Jill Sweeney said she was forced to leave Michigan Adventure in Muskegon because she was wearing men's swimming trunks and a tank top, reports The Indy Channel.
The park's website specifies that “all participants [must] be in swim suits. Street clothes (athletic clothing, nylon shorts, jean shorts, etc.) are not permitted. Metal snaps, buttons, rivets, or zippers are not allowed.”
However, Sweeney says she was wearing “men's bathing suit trunks, a sports bra…with no wires and a tank top,” that there is no reference on the website to gender-specific clothing and that other people at the park were wearing street clothes.
Speaking to ABC 57, the park's manager said that Sweeney was wearing prohibited street clothes.
Watch The Indy Channel‘s report, AFTER THE JUMP…