I'm also pretty sure in the mid-70's on my first trip that you couldn't bring in your own food or drink, too. That's something my parents would have done if it was allowed to control costs. Could be wrong. Could be that it just wasn't part of the culture at that time, too. Soda pop still came in heavy glass bottles (or cans) and single serve bottled water did not exist.
Ok, just a weird question since I'm a germaphobe.. does security open your bottles to make sure there's no alcohol in them? Really don't want random hands touching something I have to put my mouth on lol
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I think can handle that hahaha I'll be challenging my ocd during this trip for sure!We stay at The Boardwalk and the small fridges still have a freezer compartment that will freeze about three bottles overnight.
It is important to remind everyone that it can easily become a disaster if you freeze a FULL unopened water bottle. Water expands when frozen and it can split the plastic bottle. The problem is you don't find out about it until it all starts to thaw and you have a pond instead of a bottle of water. When I was driving bus I used to fill it half full (upright) and then add cold water just before I left for work. It was easy and usually lasted for around 4 hours and that was outside of a cooler. It doesn't have to be just half full as long as you leave enough room for it to expand without forcing the bottle to alter it's shape. Doing it that way gives you instant drinks and ones that stay cold a long time. I don't recommend freezing it on it's side because that creates more exposed surface and means that the melting will happen faster and ice will disappear quicker.Tip: fill the bottles 1/2 to 3/4 full, lay them on their side and freeze, next morning simply fill the rest of the bottle. Cold water right away and when the ice melts you have more cold water!
We always take in our stainless steel klean kanteens in our stroller cup holders. I’ve never even been asked what’s in them. For all they know it could be 32oz of straight vodka, wine, beer... I guess they don’t care as long as it’s not glass. I’d be the one opening them if they asked. I wouldn’t want someone else’s hands on my water bottle spout.
I normally bring in a bunch of water bottles, anywhere from just cold, to frozen solid bricks that could easily kill someone. Never had anyone touch, open, or even ask....Ok, just a weird question since I'm a germaphobe.. does security open your bottles to make sure there's no alcohol in them? Really don't want random hands touching something I have to put my mouth on lol
No. In the plain resort hotel rooms - no freezer. Only freezers in the DVC resorts and family suites at AoA.
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Ok, just a weird question since I'm a germaphobe.. does security open your bottles to make sure there's no alcohol in them? Really don't want random hands touching something I have to put my mouth on lol
I use this water bottle when I go to Disney ( in fact I use it all the time ) the mouthpiece is covered when not in use so germs do not get on it and the water stays cold for a very long time and Disney security never opens it at allOk, just a weird question since I'm a germaphobe.. does security open your bottles to make sure there's no alcohol in them? Really don't want random hands touching something I have to put my mouth on lol
I am talking about Disney world I know my mom went a few weeks after opening and brought some food with her and no one said anything to her about having food.
gotta challenge those disorders somehow, right?
I also have an eating disorder but last time I went to Disney, I didn't think about it once! (Well, maybe a little but that voice will always be in my head.) If I can conquer the buffets, that's challenging both my issues at once!! Disney = therapy
noooooo...Are you suggesting people bring in vodka and Bacardi Silver into the parks this way?
although it would help get rid of potential germs lmaoI remember going as a kid to Disneyland in the 80s and 90s. I can't remember when it changed, but I certainly remember the lockers and picnic table set up outside the park. Felt like eating in a prison yard. I wish I had a picture. It was not magical.
