Milk in parks

[dspads]

I'm wondering what size/type containers the parks milk comes in. Not sure if I should bring a sippy for my 3yo or not...

TIA

 

[mickeymouse1017]

I bring the sippy cup because the container that the milk and juice is sold in does not seal well and would leak in the bag. I usually have to let DD drink a little and then pour the rest in because the park containers have more in them than the sippy cups can hold.

 

[Jack&Ryan'smom]

When we went a few weeks ago with DS(2.5) I brought with me a bunch of the disposable sippy cups. At the TS's you don't need any cups, they just get a kids cup. At many of the CS's my DS would drink a small sized Quick chocolate milk on his own with a straw. I used the disable ones to fill up with leftovers. I could then chuck them and not worry about losing expensive sippy cups.

 

[2poohbears]

When we went a few weeks ago with DS(2.5) I brought with me a bunch of the disposable sippy cups. At the TS's you don't need any cups, they just get a kids cup. At many of the CS's my DS would drink a small sized Quick chocolate milk on his own with a straw. I used the disable ones to fill up with leftovers. I could then chuck them and not worry about losing expensive sippy cups.

We did exactly this same thing. Buy they plain disposable cups - they are less expensive than the ones with characters on them.

Note: The sippy cups came in especially handy at Animal Kingdom, where they don't have straws.

 

[SandrainNC]

What types of bottles does the milk and juice in the parks come in? I don't remember. Is the juice like juice boxes and the milk those tall bottles that you remove the tab and then the lids are round and pop back on?

I am trying to decide about sippy cups too. And I always carry straws with me (like for AK). But if the milk is in those tall containers, my kids would make a mess!

Thanks!

Sandra