Case of bottled water as carry-on?

[Aisling]

I want to bring a 24-pack of the smaller bottled water on Song as my carry-on. I looked at the TSA web site and Song's site, but no mention of carrying bottled water.

Does anyone know if I'd be allowed to do this?

 

[airhead]

How 'bout a grocery stop instead of luggin' water with you?

 

[WDWisTheBest]

You could probably carry it on the plane, but, like airhead, I wonder why do it? You must have a good reason so I would just ask Song.

 

[Trekker]

I'm not sure you would be allowed to carry this on - when I or my kids have bvrought soda with us through security - they made us take a drink to prove it was not something other than soda - (ie: flammable) I would check further before planning on doing this.

 

[ktglads]

Personally, I would bring a couple of bottles on the plane just in case you miss drink service and then go with the grocery stop or a water filter like brita and refilling the bottles myself.

I wouldn't want to have to carry a case of water through the airport (imagine running to catch a connecting flight carrying that!) and then attempt to get it on the plane. You would either lose your entire space under the seat or risk seriously injuring someone if that water were to be placed in the overhead bin. Imagine that hitting you. I would not want to risk that or have that hit me.

 

[Aisling]

How 'bout a grocery stop instead of luggin' water with you?

The fact is I'm getting really CHEAP as my trip gets closer LOL!

I bought a 24 pack for $1.99 and at such a low price, I thought I'd bring it to WDW with me.

But since I've spent, and will spend, almost $4000 on this trip, I might as well pay the extra 2 or 3 dolllars for water at a grocery stop. But it's going to hurt my penny-pinching fingers.

See what WDW has done to me?!

 

[hercamore]

I usually bring a 12 pack with me, but I break it up between all our luggage.

Everyone carries a couple bottles and rest goes in our "extra" 21" wheeled luggage that I put our "heavy stuff" in likes shoes, etc. that gets checked.

herc.