How much are refillable mugs anyway?

[mylilnikita]

Hi. The search engine isn't working. Just wondering how much are refillable mugs anyway?

 

[Aunt K]

Just got back from WL last night. I can tell you for sure - $10.99. Also - they seem to come in 2 styles now. The new style is the kind that you can fit in a cup holder in a car. The old style is the big fat one.

 

[Harambe]

Hello!

They run from 10 - 12 dollars, I think. Don't know why but they are not the same price from resort to resort.

We love them - a good value (we have coffee in the morning and sodas at night), plus they make great souveniers!

DH and I will bring ours on the bus in the morning, full of coffee (don't know if you're supposed to bring drinks on, but no one has ever said anything to us) - then I clean them out once we get to a park and toss them in the backpack. If someone needs a drink, we fill them at the water fountains throughout the park (water is not the best tasting - but $2.50 a water???)

 

[copper0426]

Here is a website to get the prices for each resort.

http://wdwig.com/mugs.htm

Sorry I don't know how to make it so you can just click on it and be there.

Diane

 

[copper0426]

ok, it did it automatically. Got to love it.

Have a Disney Day.

Diane

 

[ListenToCKY]

I was at Wilderness Lodge for the first time in late May. This idea is excellent. I got my money's worth the first day I got one.

 

[Aunt K]

ListenToCKY:
You're right about getting your money's worth on the mugs and that reminds me of the discovery I made about food at WL. I like to eat fruit in the morning and I groused a bit when I discovered it was a $1.09 for a banana in Roaring Forks. Oh well, I know it's good for me anyway. My sister likes oranges and they were the same price. When we went in the gift shop there a few days later I laughed out loud when I discovered pieces of fruit there are only $.40 - and the bananas looked fresher too! Guess I'll check the hotel gift shop first next time.

 

[copper0426]

I laughed out loud when I discovered pieces of fruit there are only $.40 - and the bananas looked fresher too! Guess I'll check the hotel gift shop first next time.

Aunt K, the milk is the same way. It is much cheaper in the store than at Roaring Forks. I would stop by the gift shop while everyone headed to breakfast, they would get my breakfast, I would get the mile. I believe it was the quart I would get at the shop and the little pint at the foodcourt. Bit guess what the quart was still cheaper.

Just another little funny.

Diane