Can you take snacks into DLP?

Nicki G · 30 Sep 19, 01:58 PM

I am travelling to DLP in November with my 2 daughters who like to eat small and often. Can we take snacks and water into DLP? Last time I went 10 yrs ago you could not take anything in.

HappyPanda · 30 Sep 19, 02:37 PM

I've always taken snacks and drinks into the parks and never had the issue. The only things you are not allowed to bring are glass bottles, alcohol and picnic baskets/cool boxes.

Guest · 30 Sep 19, 06:21 PM

Yes absolutely you can take snacks and drinks in. There are also water fountains dotted around the park for water refills. In Nov you may find the outdoor ones switched off, but the ones in the arcades either side of Main St are usually on all year round.

**Gill H** · 30 Sep 19, 06:49 PM

In my experience (been going since 2000) you could always take snacks and drinks - just not massive coolers.

I rarely do, because I don�t like lugging stuff round with me, but you can.

Nicki G · 30 Sep 19, 07:36 PM

Great thanks everyone

baggers · 30 Sep 19, 07:44 PM

We take lots of snacks and sandwiches plus my sons Switch and cards to help occupy him in the queue

kk20 · 30 Sep 19, 07:54 PM

In the past weve taken food in (in rucksacks). No issues. In Winter we take hot water flasks and hot chocolate sachets.

Nicki G · 1 Oct 19, 06:02 AM

Originally Posted by kk20

In the past weve taken food in (in rucksacks). No issues. In Winter we take hot water flasks and hot chocolate sachets.

I love this idea thanks

Elodie · 4 Oct 19, 09:36 PM

Yes, we always take snacks in our backpack and water in the side pockets, ready to refill at the fountains. Love the idea of taking hot water and hot chocolate sachets in the winter!

kk20 · 7 Oct 19, 01:03 AM

Cereal bars are compact goodies too, paleo type bars arent too dry either. The boil-to-reset hand warmers are great to slide in mittens or pockets in winter. We find they reset nicely in a travel kettle and keep warm for a few hours. If you get wet gloves we fill our METAL water bottles with boiling water and put gloves top and bottom. These impromptu hot water bottles last a good 40 mins.

30 Sep 19, 06:21 PM	#3
	30 Sep 19, 06:21 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	Yes absolutely you can take snacks and drinks in. There are also water fountains dotted around the park for water refills. In Nov you may find the outdoor ones switched off, but the ones in the arcades either side of Main St are usually on all year round.

30 Sep 19, 07:54 PM	#7
	30 Sep 19, 07:54 PM kk20 Imagineer
kk20 Imagineer Join Date: Jan 13	In the past weve taken food in (in rucksacks). No issues. In Winter we take hot water flasks and hot chocolate sachets. Edited at 07:55 PM.

7 Oct 19, 01:03 AM	#10
	7 Oct 19, 01:03 AM kk20 Imagineer
kk20 Imagineer Join Date: Jan 13	Cereal bars are compact goodies too, paleo type bars arent too dry either. The boil-to-reset hand warmers are great to slide in mittens or pockets in winter. We find they reset nicely in a travel kettle and keep warm for a few hours. If you get wet gloves we fill our METAL water bottles with boiling water and put gloves top and bottom. These impromptu hot water bottles last a good 40 mins.