• On Apr 10, 2019
    C from TX Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    I'm coming this summer with a High Band can we bring in water bottles and snacks in a small cooler?

    Hi there, C! Welcome to the Disney Parks Moms Panel! Thanks so much for stopping by and allowing us to answer your Walt Disney World Resort question!

    Summertime in Central Florida can definitively get more than a bit warm! When traveling during the hotter months, it can be incredibly important to bring hydrating fluid such as water or electrolyte drinks to stay hydrated during your time in the sun. Guests are definitively allowed to bring water and snacks with them into the parks when visiting, fortunately! 

    Personal coolers may be brought into the parks but must be no larger than 24” long by 15” wide by 18” high. Guests are also no longer allowed to bring loose or dry ice with them into the parks. It is recommended that you use reusable ice packs to keep your snacks and drinks nice and chilly. Also, be sure that none of your drinks or snacks are in glass containers since these are also under the prohibited items in the parks

    Keeping these rules in mind, you can make sure your family has a great time while staying safe in the Florida sun! If you find yourself without water during your visit, you can also stop by any quick-service dining location and receive a cup of ice water for free. This can be a great way to cool off whenever you accidentally forget your own water! 

    I hope you have a fun time at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex and be sure to stay hydrated! 

    ~Wyatt
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Meet the Panelist: Wyatt, Colorado

Hello! I'm Wyatt and I'm so very excited to provide you with all the best tips and tricks for getting the very most out of your Disney World vacations! I'm married to a fellow Disney enthusiast and, while we don't have any human children yet, we are delighted to be pet parents. Professionally, I work in private practice as a mental health counselor. I'm also knowledgable regarding disability services and accessibility at Disney World due to my own history of chronic illness.  Learn More About Wyatt

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