Camelbak in the parks?

[KateDrake]

I always worry about staying hydrated in the parks, and usually take a few water bottles that can be frozen. This year we are thinking of taking a Camelbak backpack instead, which can be filled with ice from the hotel and should stay cold all day. However, now that I'm thinking of doing it, I realize I don't think I've ever seen anyone with a Camelbak in the parks. Does anyone know if this is allowed? We've never had trouble with water bottles buried in the bottom of our bag, but I'm worried this may be pushing it in regards to outside food or drink. Have any of you tried it?

 

[cyclenut]

I always worry about staying hydrated in the parks, and usually take a few water bottles that can be frozen. This year we are thinking of taking a Camelbak backpack instead, which can be filled with ice from the hotel and should stay cold all day. However, now that I'm thinking of doing it, I realize I don't think I've ever seen anyone with a Camelbak in the parks. Does anyone know if this is allowed? We've never had trouble with water bottles buried in the bottom of our bag, but I'm worried this may be pushing it in regards to outside food or drink. Have any of you tried it?

Done it. Not a problem and a pretty good idea.

One thing to watch for though is the drinking tube. I got mine caught exiting BTMRR once and the bite valve popped off, squirting water everywhere. I managed to get it under control quickly, but not before a few guests got a little unexpected water.

 

[nbliss]

I wondered this same thing, thanks for asking!

 

[Gisele]

I did not know that there were camels in the parks. Thanks for that information. Are they in the petting zoo? For I have not seen them when I have visited there. And that they are back, that is just awesome. I will have to make it a point so as to visit them during my next trip to the land.





j/k