Bringing food into the parks?

[KelleyK75]

I don't know if you know anyone who sells Thirty-One. I do not sell it and am no way affiliated with that company, but I bought one of their soft sided rectangular coolers. It is awesome for carrying stuff into the park. It is a little larger than you standard soft sided cooler. It keeps everything really cold. We would put all of food/drinks in there with a frozen bottle of ice water. Most days it would still be frozen at the end of the day in late May. Just an idea if you need a new cooler anyway.

Yes, I actually started selling Thirty-One myself a few months ago, and when they had the Outlet sale in December, I bought one of the large soft sided coolers and that is what I planned on taking. I haven't used it yet, but I am glad to hear it works well. Thanks!

 

[KelleyK75]

We all just have our own refillable water bottles that we fill as we need. These ones are really nice b/c you can carry them easily. I never go anywhere without one:
http://www.amazon.com/Premium-PP-Ch...88325&sr=8-1&keywords=rubbermaid+water+bottle

However I do like the yogurt/cheese stick ideas - my kids LOVE those stupid gogurts!

Those are nice water bottles! I might have to get a few of them for the trip. My nephews love cheese sticks and gogurts, too. Those will be nice to throw in a cooler and have as a snack during the day, or eat with lunch.

 

[KelleyK75]

They will confiscate glass bottles (exceptions for baby food and medicine) and alcoholic beverages at the security check.

No large, hard sided or rolling coolers (yes, sometimes the rolling ones get through)

No plastic straws or cup lids allowed at Animal Kingdom.

Thank you!