Bring old resort mugs for free coffee/soda dispenser on deck?

[ten822]

I have several old Disney resort refillable plastic mugs and was wondering if anyone brings them on board to use to transport coffee/soda back to their cabin?
I'm thinking the cups provided are flimsy and small and no covers as well. The only problem is having to clean them in the tiny cabin sink!

 

[Skippyboo]

You could definitely bring one. I bring a large tervis tumbler with a little and a separate water bottle with screw on lid.

Coffee - you can order a carafe via room service with the door hanger form or calling

 

[jwalk03]

I bring a Yeti Cup

 

[apathetic]

I recently sailed on the Wonder and noticed one of the coffee dispensers on deck 9 had more clearance so you could put a larger mug in there to fill it. I almost always bring my own mug to cut down on trash and because I like more coffee than the little cups hold. If we stay at WDW pre-cruise, I almost always get a resort mug to then use on the cruise. We are DVC so we bring the dish liquid and sponge from the room to clean the mug on the ship.

 

[BillO]

At the soda dispenser there's a sign stating "Use Fresh Cups for Refill". However, nobody seems to care. They are "special"!

 

[dreamer17555]

Please use the paper cups to fill and pour into your cup. Backsplash on the nozzle is real and best to use a fresh cup to keep everyone healthy.

 

[Girl of the South]

Especially in this day and age . . .

 

[Mommb]

If you want more than fits in the paper cups, you can fill the cup a few times and pour the contents into your mug or larger container. You could even keep the cup (that has touched only the liquid) and use it for your next refill.