Refillable mug question

[Zooey72]

I was wondering if you can use your refillable mugs for drinks at resorts?

We will be doing a 3 part stay, but during our wilderness cabin stay we want to go to Sanaa and order the bread service. We will be paying OOP for it, and only want the bread service. Could we bring our drink mugs there and fill them up instead of paying OOP for drinks?

After we are done with the meal they can throw the mugs away for all we care. We will be checking into polly later that day and get another one (so we won't have to carry the dumb things around all day).

Thanks

 

[Pumbaa_]

Ts resorts will not fill your mugs. Filling them at the cs before going to ts restaurant is inappropriate, imho

Enjoy the bread service

 

[purple figment]

The refillable mugs can only be used at the quick service venues in the resorts. They cannot be used for a free fountain drink at any table service restaurant, but a glass of water is free and you won't have to carry the mug around all day.

 

[Nancyg56]

I would just get a glass of water with the meal.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

Agree, that if you don't want to spend money on a drink at Sanaa, order water. If you would like to use your mugs at AKL, I would suggest, perhaps, stopping in the Mara (at Jambo) either before or after your meal, filling up your mug and walking around to enjoy the decor of the resort and the public viewing area behind the lobby.

 

[alliecat523]

So you want to bring the mug so you don't have to pay for a drink at Sanaa but then offer to throw them away so you can pay $17.99/person to get new ones at the Poly?

 

[bumbershoot]

So you want to bring the mug so you don't have to pay for a drink at Sanaa but then offer to throw them away so you can pay $17.99/person to get new ones at the Poly?

Sounds like they have paid for (or are getting free dining) the dining plan on at least two parts of their stay, so the mugs are included, but yeah.

 

[B-Ride]

I would just pay for drinks. It is not like they are going to break the bank after the $50,000 you have paid to vacation at Disney.