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[Joy]

I'd probably have "Becky" Joy. Or if I play a character (and if they don't want a Becky Thatcher), it'd be Elizabeth or Lizzie, as I'd adapt the lead character of my Marmaros/SDC epic into a playable character.

[History Buff]

A name I toyed with at The Wilds was Dak Ralston.  I have no idea where it came from.  I have been know to come to school in character for a day, depending on the lesson.  The kids love a guy named Eddie Gweedle who comes to "substitute" for me on Halloween.  He has even host a couple of schoolwide programs with parents.  If I worked at SDC, I'd like to develop a couple of personas.

[marolinesdad]

I still say that there is no reason to have name tags if you don't have real names on them.  I would hate to be the complaint dept when someone complains about Jim Bob and not you have to figure out who the heck that is.

[History Buff]

A simple spreadsheet would easily remedy that, though.  I wouldn't want street characters wearing nametags, but I understand shop clerks and guest crafters having them.

[okiebluegrass]

I thought about getting a nametag with OKIEBLUEGRASS on it just so if any of y'all saw me in the park you might recognize me. 

[Ozark Outlaw]

I am not sure what Silver Dollar City's "official" policy on the subject is. However, I think most of us here have it pegged pretty well. Basically, all service employees have name tags, and most charector employees do not wear name tags. Could you imagine how many name tags Terry Sanders would have to go through if they made one for each one of his charectors? 

[coasterjedi]

I got married at SDC. When they took me through to the church, the wedding planner said if it doesn't work out there's Justin. There was a guy there who introduced himself to me as Justin Case. Thats what his name tag said.

[How-doFolks]

Gosh! You know how many times i say "Justin Case" when i'm packin' to go to SDC..
Way too many!!