From the DCL website:Do we take our own floaties and floaty rings for the pool?
No, only "Coast Guard approved personal flotation devices (PFDs) and flotation sewn into the bathing suit for safety."Bit kids arm floaties are ok?
Puddle Jumpers (brand name) are a Coast Guard approved PFD.We call the arm floats that go around chest "puddle jumpers" and I believe they are allowed.
Yes, but only permitted in Mickey's pool. That pool isn't very deep. Less likelihood of a small child's arms being forced up over their heads with the arm-only water wings (or floaties).FWIW, water wings are listed as permitted.
http://disneycruise.disney.go.com/ships-activities/ships/fantasy/pools/mickeys-pool/
I know this post is old but FWIW, water wings and floaties are in fact allowed on the Disney Cruise in ALL pools except Aqua Dunk. Not sure why you kept stating it wasn’t allowed. Maybe they aren’t safe but the question was are they allowed at Disney Cruise pools and they are. “ Coast Guard personal flotation devices (PFDs), water wings and flotation sewn into bathing suits can be brought on board and are permitted in all pools and waterslides except the AquaDunk”. They aren’t only allowed in Mickeys pool they’re allowed in ALL pools. Just in case someone else is researching! That is taken directly from DCL website. Water wings and arm floaties are the same thing.Yes, but only permitted in Mickey's pool. That pool isn't very deep. Less likelihood of a small child's arms being forced up over their heads with the arm-only water wings (or floaties).
Arm floaties are totally different from puddle jumpers. Puddle jumpers are coast guard approved and go across the chest. Arm floaties and water wings only go on the arms and aren’t coast guard approved.We call the arm floats that go around chest "puddle jumpers" and I believe they are allowed.
Coast Guard personal flotation devices (PFDs), water wings and flotation sewn into bathing suits
My kids defiantly wore them on castaway cay back in 2012 no one said anything. I will be having them Wear the vests on the ship and at castaway cay ...but I am def. Bringing a package of arm floates for when we go to the beaches in the ports...no guarantee there will be life vests aat public beaches.
Because, back then, they were not allowed.Not sure why you kept stating it wasn’t allowed.
And, IMO, it's a mistake. They are NOT safe for young children. https://americanpool.com/2016/06/pool-safety-are-water-wings-safe/#.XDJL_FVKjZYI think the policy has changed recently. When we did our first DCL cruise, water wings were not allowed. Now they are.