Bringing snacks into the Park for child

No. We always bring along some crackers, cookies, granola bars and fruit for our kids.
 

We bring in frozen waters, juice pouches, etc.
Also, we like peanut butter crackers for a little protein in between meals.:)
 
Thanks to all for the info. 34 month old's first trip to Disney. She is so excited. Everytime she sees a commercial with the Castle she screams out "Disney World". We haven't been to Orlando since 1995. We can't wait to see all the new things.:banana: :cool1: :yay:
 
Thanks to all for the info. 34 month old's first trip to Disney. She is so excited. Everytime she sees a commercial with the Castle she screams out "Disney World". We haven't been to Orlando since 1995. We can't wait to see all the new things.:banana: :cool1: :yay:

Have you ordered the free Disney Dvd from the Disney site for her? She would LOVE it!
 
you can bring in a small soft sided cooler. we did that before and no problems but we had to lug it around or get a locker. you might want to for go that and bring some sand. baggies in case your little one dosent finish all her lunch . we ask for carrotts in one kids meal and fries in the other, then we split the fries and save the carrots for later .last time we went thru the baggage check the man tried to swipe my daughters bannana saying he was hungry.. Soo Sneaky!!but it put my worries to rest. my kids love those PB&J Uncrustables but they get crushed and mushy in the bags :(
have a great trip!
 
Just make sure you keep all the food in sealable bags/containers, and don't ever leave them open on the stroller, in the diaper bag, or leave any juice boxes/sippy cups on the stroller where animals can get to them. I've seen birds and squirrels on strollers having a feast while people are inside attractions. :scared1:

We always bring snacks. I just make sure I have lots of ziplock bags & I zip the diaper bag up completely, too!
 
We bring snacks too. I saw on another board that they bring a take and toss sippy cup with a bibster, table top cover, plastic silverware (kid sized), and sand. bag with a couple of wipes for dining. Thought this was a good idea.
 
We bring snacks too. I saw on another board that they bring a take and toss sippy cup with a bibster, table top cover, plastic silverware (kid sized), and sand. bag with a couple of wipes for dining. Thought this was a good idea.

I do this, too. Before we leave, I pack a ziplock bag for each day we'll be in the park. Inside each ziplock I put a days' supply of table toppers, bibsters, hand wipes, and stickers to occupy the kids while waiting for food. This way at the end of each day I can remove that day's ziplock and replace it with a completely ready made one for the next day in the park. I usually carry a few take n toss sippy cups in the diaper bag, but I don't generally need those every day since the boys can drink from straws or those coffee cup lids on the park paper cups...I just pack a few in case we need them.
 
Just make sure you keep all the food in sealable bags/containers, and don't ever leave them open on the stroller, in the diaper bag, or leave any juice boxes/sippy cups on the stroller where animals can get to them. I've seen birds and squirrels on strollers having a feast while people are inside attractions. :scared1:

We always bring snacks. I just make sure I have lots of ziplock bags & I zip the diaper bag up completely, too!
I saw that last year. A squirrel was in someone's stroller eating spilled popcorn. :lmao: It was cute the way he looked, but I know it's not good for them.

I brought snacks in with us last year, because DD is a picky eater sometimes and I didn't want her to be hungry in WDW. We brought Peanut Butter crackers and Pop Tart sticks.
 
I saw that last year. A squirrel was in someone's stroller eating spilled popcorn. :lmao: It was cute the way he looked, but I know it's not good for them.

I brought snacks in with us last year, because DD is a picky eater sometimes and I didn't want her to be hungry in WDW. We brought Peanut Butter crackers and Pop Tart sticks.

We saw a bird eating cereal off a stroller. Someone had left a cup of cereal open in the stroller cupholder and this bird was having a field day. We kept chasing the bird away and he kept coming back. We finally told a CM nearby to let the family know when they came back that they might not want to let the child eat from the cup as the bird had been walking around on the food.
 


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