Rolling back packs in parks ?

[scrapycruiser]

Does anyone know if Disney allows rolling back packs in the park ?

 

[pongoperdigirl]

I saw some recently.
But it would seem to me that it would be an awfully big hassle to have to drag it around.

 

[makinorlando]

I had read here that Disney discourages things that are pulled behind you - such as wagons and coolers, but I have to say that in the past two weekends in particular I have seen many rolling backpacks!

 

[Robo]

Does anyone know if Disney allows rolling back packs in the park ?

Officially, they are not allowed.

You are not to have anything (other than children ) that you drag BEHIND you.

Wheeled units must be PUSHED ahead of you, like strollers.

 

[FoodLover]

Does anyone know if Disney allows rolling back packs in the park ?

I've been told Disney does not allow anything you pull behind you (wagons, large coolers, rolling backpacks) into the parks because they are a tripping hazard.

However, I've seen some rolling backpacks in the parks recently. I suspect the owners were wearing them "backpack style" at entry so security didn't realize they were on wheels.

I think Disney really should crack down on them. They are a huge menace to fellow guests because they are easy to overlook in a crowd and thus easy to trip over. I know someone who tripped over another person's rolling backpack (not at Disney) and has permanent disabilities from the resulting injuries.

Mary
MouseSavers.com

 

[scrapycruiser]

Thanks, everyone, for the input. I'll probably just stuff everything into my camera case. I sure wouldn't want to cause anyone to injure themselves.