Can you get bubbles on property????

[Bugsmom73]

If so where? I don't really want to fly with bubbles in my checked luggage.

 

[bellarella]

I don't know the answer, but if you pack an unopened container and double ziplock it, you should be fine.

 

[Bugsmom73]

ANyone???

bump!!!

 

[powellrj]

are you looking for the kind of bubble that kids blow? If so I doubt that you would find them on-site anyplace. There are lots of old posts about how people hate to be in line with other people blowing bubbles on them. People have allergies and they can stain and ruin clothes and some people are just annoyed by them. If people complain about them on the DIS, you can bet people have complained about them at the parks so its not something they would encourage.

 

[Twingle]

Nope, can't purchase them on property. As long as you are being considerate with the bubbles in the lines, you shouldn't have any problems.

We've brought bubbles numerous times, I usually put them in ziploc baggies in my luggage with no problems.

As far as having problems in line, I am very carefull that I only have them near MY children, however, anyone is welcome to join us!

 

[Schmeck]

My daughter is allergic to some bubble solutions - so if someone is using them in line, we would have to get out of that line if a bubble came near her and popped, as we would have to go to the nearest restroom to wash off her exposed skin with lots of water before the hive-like rash showed up. It can be very hard to avoid bubbles in a crowded queue area.

It can also be dangerous if a bubble accidently gets away from you - as a small child could dash away under the chains after it and get lost before a parent would be able to get though the queue area to catch him.

Bubbles can also stain some clothing and sting like the dickens if one pops in your face, not to mention the sticky, slippery mess if the solution spills.

 

[DaisyD]

Schmeck I guess you avoid Little Mermaid and every other attraction that has bubbles?

 

[Schmeck]

So far, the bubble solution Disney uses hasn't been a problem, although DD does cover up her arms and legs during TLM, and she washes her face after the show. Actually, now that she's almost 13, we sometimes skip that show.

In the past we were able to buy a brand of bubbles at Wal-mart that was OK - then one year she had a reaction to it. She seems to have the worst reaction to the solution in those little wedding bottles. Maybe they're stronger? I don't know.

She seems to be outgrowing the really nasty hive reaction - we haven't seen one of those in a few years. We'd hate for her to have one while on vacation at WDW though. And I can't believe that she's the only one on this planet allergic to whatever it is in the bubble solution that seems to burn her skin? The doctors are ??? over it all. Since it doesn't seem to be a life/death allergy (unlike a nut or latex allergy) we stopped having her doctor look at the rash when it occurs. And like I mentioned earlier, she's almost 13 now, and really doesn't play with bubbles now anyways.