coolers

[db78]

Just got our cruise documents for our early April Wonder cruise, (yeah!!!!) and I noticed in the literature it says no coolers are allowed to be brought on board. This is our first cruise with Disney and we were planning on bringing our own pop and beer on board ( which I understand is allowed) in a portable collapsable cooler that has wheels. It's very convenient and folds down to fit into a suitcase. If this type of container isn't allowed, what do you experienced cruisers use to bring your potables on board? Thanks.

 

[mmouse37]

Here is a link on this topic that was on the board last week.

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=339617

It has a discussion on the cooler issue.

MJ

 

[thatmom]

Hi,
I just got of the magic yesterday. We took a blue and yellow cooler on wheels as our carry on. It was full of drinks for kids and beer for dads. They open them and said have a great trip. The room hostess kept them ful of ice for us. I drained the water out everynight and she put new ice in every morning. She said she has seen lots of them. I was told you can't carry on the old hard plastic type. We used ours on our excurions and in the room. They were great to have. Take one it wasn't any hassle at all.
thatmom

 

[MickeyB426]

3- Figure out a way to enjoy the Mickey Pool without coming out of there with little black specks on you or blackened hands.

What do you mean? I haven't had that happen.


It was a problem when you hung out in Mickey's "ears". The kids came out the there with small black flacks, and by hanging onto the ends of the ears, it was akin to rubbing your hand on a tire.