Disney needs to steal this idea from Universal.

[sam_gordon]

Did the website block the word sugar?

No. Website will block the whole word.

 

[hardcorestitch]

Did the website block the word sugar?

No… I personally censored the word… it was in humor…

 

[LuvOrlando]

No… I personally censored the word… it was in humor…

Well, thats good because what my mind filled in what a whole other word, which I also thought was funny.

 

[eticketplease]

Just back from a 5 day trip to Universal with the wife and 10 year old son. Disney really needs to steal the refillable cup idea from Universal. $20 for the initial purchase, $13 a day to reactivate and you could get a fill every 10 minutes. With the Coke Freestyle machines in many places in the parks and Citywalk, the three of us were properly hydrated without spending an arm and a leg. I know they have it for the resorts, but give me something similar for the parks. It's still a profit center as even filling 15 times a day isn't more than $2 in actual supply cost. Very little plastic waste, and no straws needed.

DS also enjoyed the fact that you could get a slushie/slurpee (whatever the proper term is) I can't remember all of the locations but there was one near Jurassic Park area if I remember correctly.

 

[focusondisney]

Well, that question might be better directed to Disney Cruise Line. But, if you are drinking out of the cup without a straw, and using a soda dispenser where there is a trigger hanging down under the spigot, the portion of your cup where you put your mouth, is the portion touching the trigger on the fountain. So there is a risk of it being germy.
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Disney World refill machines don’t have those triggers. You hold or place the mug under & push the panel above the spigot. The top of the cup doesn’t touch anything. Now, those panels are probably as bad as buffet utensils & I absolutely use hand sanitizer after touching them.