Virgin Atlantic kids drinks

[Mswanda]

Hi all

I have traveled with VA before but quite enjoy my soft drinks.
I am travelling with my twin 4 year olds and am wondering what they can drink on the plane that isn't a soft drink.

Any ideas?

Mswanda

[skalexander]

Originally Posted by Mswanda

Hi all

I have traveled with VA before but quite enjoy my soft drinks.
I am travelling with my twin 4 year olds and am wondering what they can drink on the plane that isn't a soft drink.

Any ideas?

Mswanda

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Do you mean that isn't fizzy? Soft drinks means non-alcoholic, but I assume you don't want to give your twins alcohol

From memory they usually have orange juice, apple juice and squash.

[macadoo]

Definitely orange juice and apple juice dd always has those as she doesn't like fizzy drinks. I don't think they do squash.

[FunlovinEeyore]

Just jumping in! What about milk? My DD only drinks water or milk.

[Spencerfamily]

My DD always gets milk. They pour into a glass, rather than an individual carton, if that makes sense.

[skalexander]

Originally Posted by macadoo

Definitely orange juice and apple juice dd always has those as she doesn't like fizzy drinks. I don't think they do squash.

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They did squash for me a couple of years ago (I don't like water and try to restrict fizzy) - but things may have changed

[Scully]

OP, Just in case you need / want squash when you're over there wallmart stock it in the 'international foods' section.
Americains buy drinks in big plastic bottles (like our 6 pint mink bottles).

[FunlovinEeyore]

Originally Posted by Spencerfamily

My DD always gets milk. They pour into a glass, rather than an individual carton, if that makes sense.

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FAB, thanks for that.

[Mswanda]

Thanks for the great replies.