Water filter bottles?

[momto2greatgirls]

As an alternative to purchasing water at the parks I was considering purchasing bottles that filter the water to make the taste a little more palatable. Elsewhere we usually will just get free cups of ice water to cut costs, but the water at Disney is, well, the water at Disney! My daughter only drinks plain water all the time at home also, so adding flavor packets does not help with this situation.
Has anyone done this, and do they actually make the water taste better? I was looking at the Bobble BPA Free Water Bottle, it's only $10 but I would love to hear from someone who's used it at Disney or in Orlando in general before I purchase it.

 

[SandrA9810]

There's actually a handful of fountains, I think 3 was my last count, of filtered water through the parks. One being at the TTC, the one at the base of the Monorail ramps, next to the coffee shop. Run that through your own filter, and well, you should have bottled water tasting water, which tastes like nothing.

I'm trying to think of where else I've noticed them. But it's not coming to me at the moment.
On another note, cracker barrel has a BPA free filtered bottle for 20$ and the filters are 10$. They say the filters are good for about 40 gallons.