Water

[klcts]

Are you allowed to bring bottled water on Disney cruises? Thanks in advance.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Are you allowed to bring bottled water on Disney cruises? Thanks in advance.

Yes. But, it's not really necessary. The water onboard (that's all water - whether used for food prep, from the drink station spigot, served in the dining rooms, or from the tap in your room) is processed the same as most bottled water (reverse osmosis and filtered).

We typically just bring our own refillable water bottle (saves all those plastic bottles polluting the planet).

 

[dclpluto]

Get your stateroom host to fill your ice bucket than you will have very good cold water. No need to bring your own water. I'm assuming this is your first cruise. Enjoy

 

[rubbergypsy]

The ship water is totally drinkable. We do however usually buy the Evian they offer on day 1. Just to have.

 

[OKW Lover]

As @PrincessShmoo notes, the only reason to wrestle with a case of water (est. weight 25 lbs) is if you just want the individual size containers. The actual water on board is exactly the same as what you'll get in the bottled water.

 

[FairestOfThemAll37]

I always bring bottled water on all cruises (or buy a package). I tend to get a bit swollen from ship water (which if you read cc is not uncommon). If you don't have this problem ship water is fine.

 

[Mark D.]

We've brought water with us or ordered a case on the ship on all of our cruises. The ship water tastes fine, but we've discovered it tastes better if you let it run for a couple seconds before you fill your cup -- could just be a mental thing for us. Mostly, we like the individual bottles for excursions. They are a bit easier for us to manage, and you can throw away empties as you go to reduce bulk in your backpack or whatever you might be carrying.