| # | Author | Message |
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| dnamertz
Sat 6/6/2009 6:58p | What are the rules for bringing your own food into Disneyland? How about bottled water? |
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| DyGDisney
Sat 6/6/2009 7:06p | YOu can bring in food and bottled water as long as you don't bring in glass or cans. We've taken sandwiches, fruit, trail mix, water bottles, etc.
However, we stopped carrying water bottles because they are so heavy, and you can get free ice water from any counter service restaurant. |
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| MomluvsDisney
Mon 6/8/2009 8:07a | ^^^I do the same with my DD and did so with my sister, her children and my DD this last Friday. It is a life saver (and a money saver) to being in snacks, sandwhiches, frozen juices and such with childred. |
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| Disney_Binky
Mon 6/8/2009 9:51a | This use to be forbidden, you could only bring food to the lockers outside DL in the picnic area. That's so nice that you can bring in food now,YAY |
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| alexbook
Mon 6/8/2009 10:09a | The limits seem to vary depending on the Cast Member doing the screening, but hard-sided coolers are generally not allowed. Sandwiches are okay, but sandwich fixings may not be. Also, knives aren't allowed, for reasons of security. |
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| trekkeruss
Mon 6/8/2009 10:14a | Somewhat OT, but a few years ago I wasn't allowed to bring in an aerosol can of foot powder. So unless the rules have been relaxed, if you use spray sunscreen or any other aerosol product, it may be confiscated as well. |
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| MomluvsDisney
Mon 6/8/2009 10:17a | I bring in spray sunscreen every trip without any issue. I did again last friday, so they must be ok with it now.
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| iamsally
Mon 6/8/2009 10:19a | Alex is right. Cast members sometimes forbid things that if you walk around and go through another line get right through.
My daughter did get turned away with a loaf of bread and jar of peanut butter. (I TOLD her the sandwiches had to be premade.) So I always make ours first.
I often carry in an empty water bottle so I can fill it in the park and always have it available.
AND: If you or someone in your party has special dietary needs; they have to let you bring in your food. It is the law. |
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| alexbook
Mon 6/8/2009 10:31a | The rule seems to be that Guests can bring "snacks" into the parks, but that "meals" should be consumed in the picnic area outside the main gate. A lot of the uncertainty comes from the difficulty of distinguishing between a "snack" and a "meal." |
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| Sara Tonin
Mon 6/8/2009 10:48a | That's always been my problem... |
