Recommend water bottle

[Nana2Callie]

Looking for water bottle recommendation for carrying into water parks. Light weight is essential - thank you.

 

[KristaZ]

I use a Brita Sport bottle - lightweight and helps to somewhat get rid of the Florida swamp water taste.

 

[lilmc]

We always carry a Sigg. I don’t have to worry about leaking or dropping it. You do have to hold them in front of you going through security though

 

[Anna131517]

Gatorade bottle. You can pick them up at Dick’s. Fill with ice and water before you leave for the day and later during the day at the parks.

 

[torchlight]

I'd suggest the 17 oz. Embrava brand bottles. You can find them on Amazon - we've found these to be perfect. Lightweight, durable, has a wrist/carry strap, and the way the cap and drinking spout just work very well for a day on the move.

 

[PadawanGirl]

I use a Brita Sport bottle - lightweight and helps to somewhat get rid of the Florida swamp water taste.

I second this! The filter is so helpful, especially when you're filling it from water fountains or sinks.

 

[Lumpy1106]

Camelbak hydration bladder - either in a Camelbak or tossed in a regular backpack. Much more flexible than a bottle and you don't need to take it out at security.

 

[R&RsMom]

We bought collapsible bottles that roll up when empty and have a carabiner to clip onto whatever you are carrying. They were great.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008VEU7P0/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_74AC6DASJ569YVW69T68?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

 

[Feberin]

We brough Bubba water bottles and they were great for Disney. They're only 16 oz so not super big or heavy. There are no straws or extra pieces so they're easy to wash in a hotel sink. They have a wide opening so you can easily pour in a whole cup of ice water.

 

[Tasmen]

They are a bit pricy but worth every dime imho - corksicle bottles. They keep things VERY cold. I had ice in there last over 12 hours once.