advice needed

[katiemammytoamira]

We going to disney world florida in 4 weeks we not hiring a car when out there and not wanting to leave disney its self....... my daughter is coming up 3 and she won't drink or like fizzy pop and tired every kind. Does disney sell dilutie pop (adding water to it) just worried on what she will drink. She also loves 5 alive and I her drinking pure orange juice for 2 weeks her nappys ain't going to be nice lol (sorry for gruesome) any advice would help!!!!

 

[SamSam]

In the Florida heat plain water is probably better for her with an occassional juice to drink. If she doesn't like or won't drink water, you could try some flavor packets, you can buy them in many different flavors and it really doesn't take a whole packet to flavor a cup or bottle of water, just put a little bit in until you reach a desired strength of flavor. Good luck, and remember to keep hydrated yourself.

 

[katiemammytoamira]

Thank you so much where could I get these packs if you know please

 

[Kimberle]

Though I haven't used them, lots of folk on the resorts brd love garden grocer. https://www.gardengrocer.com/

You place your order on-line, and they will deliver to your resort. Bell Services will hold your order until you can pick it up. They even have a fridge to hold cold items.

You can order beverages for your little one, bottles of water, snacks, even diapers and wipes. You could save quite a bit by not paying the WDW prices. It's also ok to bring food and beverages into the parks. They will even deliver wine and beer for the adults.

 

[wdwscout]

Thank you so much where could I get these packs if you know please

You can probably get them in your local supermarket too. Most of them carry a few different brands in the single packet form- Crystal Light, Kool-Aid, Arizona Teas, Propel, Gatorade, Mio, and many others.
And they are very light weight and take up practically no space in your luggage or purse- which makes them a great idea for anyone.

 

[katiemammytoamira]

That's a great help many thanks

 

[SamSam]

You can probably get them in your local supermarket too. Most of them carry a few different brands in the single packet form- Crystal Light, Kool-Aid, Arizona Teas, Propel, Gatorade, Mio, and many others.
And they are very light weight and take up practically no space in your luggage or purse- which makes them a great idea for anyone.

I'm glad you helped out, I was off line for most of the day. Yes, they are easily available (at least in the states), very easy to pack and use when you need them. I drink a lot of water but sometimes I just get tired of plain water and a little flavor sure makes it easier to drink.

 

[katiemammytoamira]

Do you think I could buy them in disney its self?

 

[wdwscout]

I don't think you'll find them at a Disney Resort. It's possible in one of the DVC resorts that they might have one variety, but I doubt you'd have much of a selection.

Where do you live? I am sure your local grocery will have at least a few varieties.

 

[katiemammytoamira]

I am in the uk north east and never heard of them before

 

[UK mum of 4]

They are not available in the UK :-(

Might be worth doing a garden grocer order fur a few snacks and your nappies as well. We dud last time and it was fantastic x

 

[limace]

Or order some on amazon before your trip.

 

[SamSam]

Or order some on amazon before your trip.

Good idea! Here's a link to Amazon - water flavor packets:
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_s... flavor packets&sprefix=water+flavor+,aps,318

 

[SA mom]

Be sure to have her drink a few before you go to the parks. I have a Girl Scout troop and a number of my girls are sensitive to the artificial sweetner in these packets. It can cause intense diarrhea in some people. We just drink bottled water while at Disney World.

 

[SamSam]

Be sure to have her drink a few before you go to the parks. I have a Girl Scout troop and a number of my girls are sensitive to the artificial sweetner in these packets. It can cause intense diarrhea in some people. We just drink bottled water while at Disney World.

I was thinking this too. I only use about 1/4 a packet in a bottle of water, because I think that flavors it enough to make it palatable. In other words, just a couple of pinches of flavoring really works!

 

[WorldWacky]

Just to add my two cents or pence in this case... I use the "TRUE lemon" and it does not contain any artificial sweeteners. I am very sensitive to artificial sweeteners as they give me migraines. That might work for you.

 

[nsev]

The lemonade that is dispensed from the soda fountains will not be carbonated so that is a convenient option that is not fizzy. Also, milk is available lots of places in the parks.