No freezer in room, need to keep bottle and food cold with ice

[iluvdizknee]

We are finally going on our family vacation, my 14 month old Granddaughter will be with us.
Keep her bottles, yogurt and other food cold while in the park? We have a soft cooler but only zip lock bags and ice from the hotel.
Any suggestions?

 

[jo-jo]

You can get more ice while in the parks. I'd lay down a wash cloth or two under your food, stash bags of ice on top. Any drips will be caught by wash cloth.

 

[J&J]

We are finally going on our family vacation, my 14 month old Granddaughter will be with us.
Keep her bottles, yogurt and other food cold while in the park? We have a soft cooler but only zip lock bags and ice from the hotel.
Any suggestions?

If you are at a Disney hotel they will hold things for you in their freezer we had to do it once they were very nice. Go to the baggage desk.

 

[lanejudy]

Double-bag the ice. As PP suggests use a washcloth to catch any drips. If needed, replace the ice while in the parks.

 

[KristaZ]

When I needed to keep formula or breastmilk cold for my son, I used a cooler bag and got ice from quick service in the parks throughout the day - just be sure to double bag it or it will get all over once it starts melting.

If your granddaughter is drinking regular milk, you can get shelf-stable boxes, so there's no absolute need to keep it cold - that's what I do these days.