Can you get bottled water on DDP at TS?

[OneTreeHillAddict]

I've been using DDP for a few years now so I know the ins and outs. Thing is ~ I have stopped drinking caffeine and anything else that has sugar in it. We all know how FL tap water can taste so I wanna know; if you order water at your TS meal can you get an actual bottle of water? I've had water at dessert time throughout the years and it was always brought out in a glass from the tap over ice. Have any of you actually asked for a bottled water and gotten it without a hassle?

I know it's not a problem with CS so it shouldn't be a problem this way, but like I said, every time we were served water it was in the glass and not from a bottle. (You could tell)

I know, silly question, but I know someone out there has tried this!

Another thing that makes me second guess being allowed a "bottle" at TS is when we'd have alcoholic beverages we weren't using our "drink" that's included, say tea or coke, and we still were given that nasty water!?

 

[septbaby]

In most cases, no. Excetions might be at place like the Plaza which borders on being a CS restaurant. Just so you know if the water is filled from the soda machine its filtered, just like Dasani. Also simply adding a slice of lemon to water can also help the taste.

Milk and herbal teas are often available as beverages too.

Because of your preference and the extreme heat conditions that exist at WDW it seems that bringing a bottle of water into a TS establishment isn't frowned upon, so if you use a snack credit for a bottle you'd likely be fine.

 

[vassar36]

I am not sure if it has changed this year but last summer I was able to do this at Le Cellier and i think @ Coral Reef on the DDP. The waitress actually suggested it to me at Le Cellier ..

 

[OneTreeHillAddict]

I am not sure if it has changed this year but last summer I was able to do this at Le Cellier and i think @ Coral Reef on the DDP. The waitress actually suggested it to me at Le Cellier ..

Okay good. I figured you could but you'd have to specify.