Theme Park Snack??

[Tigger2ntinkerbell]

What is the price range for snacks in the WDW Theme Parks ?. Things like Bottle water, apple, ice cream, cookie , little things to snack on. TIA

 

[LSUfan4444]

As ironic as it may be, the healthy items (fruits and such) are usually the most expensive, but prices probably average the $4 - $5 range.

Financially speaking, you would be much better off bringing some stuff with you or heading to a DVC resort and buying some in bulk to take with you into the parks.

 

[Tigger2ntinkerbell]

Thank you

 

[POOHsie]

What is the price range for snacks in the WDW Theme Parks ?. Things like Bottle water, apple, ice cream, cookie , little things to snack on. TIA

Here's a snack list you can look at. It was collected for guests with the Disney Dining Plan who want to make best use of DDP snack credits. Even if you aren't on DDP, this gives you many ideas of what's available in the parks. And you can bring in your own snacks and beverages (not in glass bottles, no alcohol).

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=3215018

 

[Planogirl]

If I need a pick me up I like to grab a banana at the stand in Liberty Square. A single piece of fruit should run you less than $2.

 

[disnut8]

My husband and I share a Mickey pretzel for less than $5.

 

[swedie]

We generally travel with our non-disposable water bottles on a carabiner (can clip it to almost anything!). At all WDW Parks, any "fountain beverage service counter" has free ice water. Asking politely, I have found most will give you a large cup or 2 of ice water.

We will then split it between the 3-4 of us and there isn't the weight of a full bottle for anyone to carry, especially after drinking all or most of it.

During busier times, they have small cups filled on the side that they will then quickly pass to you, so try to avoid during busier times unless you're going to stand in line for something else.

 

[Davey Jones II]

On our last two theme park vacations, we brought two boxes of protein bars in our luggage. We carry 4-5 of them with us (for two adults) every day in the parks. They keep us going most of the day, and we usually only had one counter service meal per day in the parks. They also help us resist buying expensive snacks.

Just make sure you always have water on you (you can refill a water bottle or refillable mugs at the water fountains) because protein bars make you thirsty.