I have never see a specific shoe requirement for the signature dining restaurants. Other than at Victoria and Alberts, where the dress code is quite strict, you will see a fairly broad interpretation of what "business casual" means to different people at the various signature dining restaurants. I think that as long as your shoes looked coordinated with the rest of your outfit, then you'd likely be fine. I have never personally seen someone not seated at a signature restaurant because of a shoe issue. I myself have worn thong-type sandals (like flip-flops only leather) to the signature restaurants many times with no problem. And my children always wear sandals to these meals. Now that I'm thinking about it ... I believe there was one trip where my hubby forgot to pack real shoes for a trip to WDW and ended up wearing sneakers to Artist Point (grrrrrr). In general, when I we go to WDW, we bring 3-4 pairs of shoes for each person: comfy sneakers for park touring, flip flops or Crocs for poolside, a nice-ish pair of sandals for the signature restaurants, and maybe one other to better coordinate with a particular outfit ;-)
Hope that helps.
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