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  • On Oct 2, 2012
    Nancy from VA Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    We're visiting WDW before a Disney cruise in Feb. I want to use snack credits at WDW for treats to take home, but I'm not sure what I can take on the boat. I guess unopened packages are fine, but how about Disney-made treats like Mickey rice krispies?

    Hi Nancy!

    Walt Disney World and a Disney cruise!  I like your vacation planning!  Using your snack credits at WDW before heading to your cruise is a fantastic idea.  You can take any prepackaged, unopened food items onboard.  The Mickey Krispy treats (my FAVORITE) should be fine as long as you purchase the ones that are already prepackaged in cellophane.  They are just as yummy.  In fact, I just bought home a giant one that was prepackaged....delicious!

    I hope this helps.  Thanks for visiting the Moms Panel.  I'm wishing you a pixie dust filled vacation!
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