Why You Should Bring Your Own Food to Disney World!

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Title	:	Why You Should Bring Your Own Food to Disney World!
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How do you guys (hotel guests) freeze the water bottles? The mini fridges don’t get cold enough
Comment from : Kenya K

Thank you this is super helpful for moms like me that have kids with special medical diet
Comment from : The MOM Chat

Honestly food in the US looks like garbage I don't wanna end up being fat so yes definitely gonna bring my own food
Comment from : S Kr

Learned this at an early age thanks to traveling for cheer competitions lol Definitely had my own thermos and snacks at the park thank god because I couldn’t find great food unless you try to eat a restaurant
Comment from : Loe_ Loves

even bringing just a snack to eat in line will help give you a boost between meals Why not
Comment from : Trina Jones

I’ve never been and will be taking my kids in October I plan to eat bring food and snacks each day, but I would like more details on the lockers Specifically, how big are they? How much will they cost? And is it reasonable to expect store our food items in a locker and walk back to retrieve it at lunch? How difficult is it to find someplace to sit and eat a picnic? TIA!
Comment from : Elizabeth _

The idea of giving each kid a fanny pack of appropriate snacks is a great idea
Comment from : Mary Jane Gibson

Coffee, toast, and a banana are a great start to the day if we don't have another breakfast planned When we had kids with us, we always brought fruit snacks and granola bars in case someone got hungry while waiting in line
Comment from : Vicki Pierce

I been bringing snacks and sandwiches for years not just to save money but every time u want a snack that can get expensive if u buy throughout the day if I see a guest walking by me with something that looks good I’ll say humm that looks good and ask them where they got it and I’ll buy it just to try it so even though I bring snacks I’ll treat myself to a snack at the park if it looks and smells really good lol I go to dollar store and stock up on dried fruit if I want a sweet snack because candy bars melt in the heat and small packages of cookies or ritz bits cheese
Comment from : jared harris

How to get snack credits how to use it?
Comment from : kalpana vijay

I never eat in the parks, too expensive Some people just don't know they can bring into the parks or they forget
Comment from : liane layman

Are canned goods ok? I eat canned seafood every day
Comment from : Eric S

I am going this weekend ,but I am really confused I have a rolling cooler that is within the size limits ,but now I see we cant being rolling coolers? I just went in July and a lot of people had it I am so confused Could someone clarify?
Comment from : Bianca Quintanar

I wish they made the mickey pretzel gluten free
Comment from : Darlene Libbi

I didn’t know you could bring food into Disney
Comment from : Sunita Chin

I can't imagine eating three full meals and still enjoying Disney How can people eat that much and still have the motivation to walk around?
Comment from : M H

if staying in a resort can you bring your own microwave or hotplate
Comment from : Charla Whitmarsh

My family are used to having everything shoved in the car and eating breakfast and other meals on the go and making spaghetti on the side of the road with a camping cooker🤣 Disney ain’t stopping us
Comment from : Lari M

It's good to know that the park allow us to bring outside food to the park, because I think another reason guests don't bring their own food is because they probably assumed no outside food or drinks are allowed I've been to a few theme parks and entertainment venues that either ask the guests to return their food and/or drinks to the car or to toss them in the garbage before being allowed to enter
Comment from : G K

Can you do instacart to any resort room?
Comment from : Rachel McLawhon

Do disney hotels have microwaves? If not, can you request one?
Comment from : Camille Mitchell

Always brought snacks into the park so that no one got a headache or got nauseous from lack of food because the lines were long
Comment from : Liberty Justice

Even the Value Resorts have a chief that can make special meals I have a granddaughter that is allergic to tomatoes and the chief at the hotel care out and made her a personal pizza with white sauce I was grateful and she was thrilled He also made a pizza for her twin sister just because he wanted to be fair to both girls
Comment from : gail handschuh

My sister does WDW very different than I do , she will prep sloppy joes and freeze it in sealed bags and packs her electric skillet to boil water to heat things up She also packs cereal and all snacks for 3 adults and 3 kiddos to bring from home If I am on vacation , I really don’t want to spend the week before recooking meals and freezing them for 6 people I have ordered out for pizza several times and it was hot when delivered to me in the lobby
Comment from : gail handschuh

I am allergic to chicken but Disney and DCL have been able to make suggesting meals for me And at times they have made foods especially for me because I can’t even eat fries cooked in oil that chicken has been cooked in My hudsbands diet means that he needs to be strict for breakfast and late nite dining I simply as for a microwave and it is delivered to my room , since they removed the microwaves from the value hotel dining area NCharges just great Disney service
Comment from : gail handschuh

I love corn but can’t handle the hulls so, I pack my own uffcorn or hulled popcorn
Comment from : gail handschuh

Instead of cold packs in the cooler, freeze 8oz water bottles that are easy to move around in the cooler and will be cold refreshing water in the afternoon Also no heavy cold packs to lug around; as the bottles are emptied the cooler gets lighter
Comment from : Grandpa Tuna

if you have any credits left, even meal credits, you can break them down and use them in the gist shop for novelty candies to take home for gifts for friends
Comment from : Beautybyebye

Personally, I rather pack food and budget for souvenirs br The nostalgia of eating a mickey bar and churro is temporary Being able to bring that gift home will last forever
Comment from : Bonnie Howell

I watch all of these videos despite knowing I won't be able to go to Disney for years, over in Scotland but definitely wanting to plan a trip in the next few years after uni Obsessed 🎉🎉❤️
Comment from : Robyn McAlear

Whenever i go to Disney World, I always prepare food like sandwiches, snacks, and an icy water kept in a bottle It does saves alot of money and for a person who is active and wants to go alot of rides doesn't required full meal
Comment from : T Lau

The food always looks disgusting and expensive But the big thing (as you do mention) is why would you spend valuable minutes in Disney waiting for food? You can get food ANYWHERE (and some amazing food in plenty of places in the world) but there is only one place you can ride Rock n' Rollercoaster!!!
Comment from : Robert Rosenberg

I WISH I had that discipline Ugh!!! brIf I lived close, like season pass holder definitely!br But I've been twice and have a MAYBE trip in Nov 2021 my big butt is eating Disney! 🙃
Comment from : Angeline

As Asian and a Filipino we do ALWAYS bring and pack our own food and buy something if we something we want or lack 😅
Comment from : Aya banana Kreuk

I usually plan on having one meal at the parks I have breakfast in my hotel room and take snacks, sandwiches and fruit to make up for the other meal
Comment from : Heloisa Schwarzwalder

You save a ton of money Period
Comment from : Hemphilly Ever After

We ate the Kosher meals in Magic Kingdom and Epcot Disgusting and very overpriced At the time, we didn't want to waste time looking for salad etc
Comment from : arp212

We bring are own h2o and crystal light packs, while in the pool or room we have 2liter soda for kids gator aide snacks chip cookies jerky cereal cup noodles We have a bottle booze, beer It sounds like a lot of money but its 5 bucks for a soda a the vending machines So ill save and buy out side Disney Ill save some flow for other things while at the Mouse's House Gifts for the kids
Comment from : Cb C

We often bring our own breakfast or snacks to Disney, but it’s in part because two of us have celiac and with the dining plan, we need to have some way to cover that third meal Often it’s quick and dirty stuff to eat fast in the morning, and we have lunch/dinner on the dining plan And we stay at the Cabins at Fort Wilderness since they have fridges and toasters and other kitchen stuff Great for homemade pop-tarts or other stuffbrbrDisney is the best place for gluten-free services and is THE gold standard among us, though It’s mainly a budget measure, hard to get a good fast GF breakfast like your one follower said @dfbGuide
Comment from : KettouRyuujin

Good to know about the snack credit and coffee We are planning a trip have never used the meal plan (never been to World) and r thinking about options now I know!
Comment from : Shannon Bowers

we really miss the dining plan right now it helped with a group of 5 or 6 people can’t wait until they bring it back 😞
Comment from : Mary Ireland

Did I hear correctlyloose ice stored in a Ziploc bag IS okay? My mom loves to have ice in her drinks, so this would be beneficial I didn't want to have to pack ice packs in my luggage to take along
Comment from : Jennifer Straub

I’m gluten free and Disney is the most accommodating!
Comment from : precious1mnm

I have brought sandwiches and water
Comment from : PIE Management

I love Disney!
Comment from : Mark Thomas

2 thing we do or have donewe carry a cooler backpack small enough to fit on the rides with some frozen water battles, non frozen water bottles, soda and juice bottles This allows us to have money for snacks I have also purchased the popcorn bucket and refilled it with microwave popcorn before heading back to the parks I bring popcorn buckets from past trips now so I do not have to buy Disney's
Comment from : Jessica Meidl

Funny story Our son with cerebral palsy eats PB&J daily for lunch Having not been to WDW for 10 years, we didn't know what to expect at the "store" (Saratoga Springs we stayed, first time) I found at our home store a half loaf of bread so i thought perfect Bought a cheap thing of jelly and individual PB containers Stuffed it in our backpack and I forgot to tell my other son the bread was in his backpack Well, it was smooshed by the time we got to the hotel! Flying from WI in our 50s, we now can afford this kind of trip I wouldn't do that again knowing I can buy a loaf of bread ($) at the "local store"
Comment from : Laura

Over time I learned to take my snacks and refillable water bottle, we take fruits and small sandwiches we always eat one time at any of the restaurants in the parks, we like to just seat and enjoy! Usually the hotel we pick has breakfast included so we do not worry about that
Comment from : Patricia Romero

Never been to Disney, going next year 😆😆😆😆😆
Comment from : Tinky 29

We are scheduled to go in 20 days What are some of the grocery delivery services that deliver food We are flying in and won't be able to go and pick it up
Comment from : Brian Adams

Disney gets their sodas for free but charge an arm and leg still
Comment from : Wonderous2010

My daughter has multiple food allergies, and while Disney Chefs are absolutely phenomenal about working with me to feed her safely she’s also a picky kid and I don’t like putting them to the trouble for two meals a day when I know she’d rather eat her familiar foods We tend to eat breakfast in the room, and I pack enough food for a meal-and-a-half so she can have something she likes while I indulge in counter service, with a bit left over in case she’s still hungry after picking over what the chefs come up with at our table service/character meal
Comment from : Amy Newson

Another great vid Aj
Comment from : FatalRanger1776

I didn’t know you could bring food into the park
Comment from : CeCeCT Connecticut

Love this video!
Comment from : MAKE IT WITH MER Gluten Free Cooking & Recipes

I hate how people say, “If I’m on vacation I’m not cooking!” - My family and I are DVC members so we get villas and with the particular combination it’s absolutely ridiculous to not cook your own meals For 3 people we went grocery shopping for about $150 and had enough food to get us through 2 meals each day, plus drinks and snacks Our room had a full kitchen and dishwasher and we’re all adults so it’s really not hard to cook and clean up after ourselves We had amazing meals like bacon and eggs, fried chicken cutlets, mac and cheese, salads, rice, sandwiches So worth it!
Comment from : Taylor Narder

I always feel like I gained 10 lbs after watching one of your food videos Dangit Now I gotta hit the gym
Comment from : Crazy Kev

I couldn’t find baby food for my 14 month son in 1997 so he had fries in all the parks US food is full of salt and sugar compared to UK food
Comment from : Alistair Hendry

We always buy a stroller and load it with drinks and food so we don’t have to carry it, no baby in the stroller! Always leave it at the hotel with a family who take it and use it like we do 😀😀😀😀
Comment from : Alistair Hendry

I always do ✌🏻 even if its just a packup and vegan snacks It will save you ££££ and you can eat them in the lines Big shop as soon as i get there I always stay in a place with at least a fridge Most often ill stay somewhere with a kitchen cause sometimes, i just want to eat dinner in my pjs
Comment from : Larna SH

There are six people in my family and that made everything even more expensive So on our first trip to Disney world we would leave the park around six and get our hands stamped (which we found exciting) and we would have a car picnic in the parking lot We made our own sandwiches and got to have a fun time for dinner Afterwards we would go back in the park for more rides and fireworks Looking at it now, I know it was because my parents couldn’t really afford table service restaurants but i didn’t care It was fun and memorable for me and I loved it
Comment from : Annie

My question: Why bring a baby to Disneyworld? If you can afford to go to Disneyworld, you can afford a damn babysitter!!
Comment from : taurnguard

I know this is going to be argued, but I WANT to eat Disney food I never get to eat croque moussier unless I go to the Riviera pool QS The Food and Wine festival is a personal favorite time to visit to try a lot of new foods I plan for the cost and eat meals/snacks I want Sometimes the dining plan itself is a real cost savor, especially at festivals I have also considered the Tables in Wonderland card and might do that if I ever get a chnace to join again
Comment from : JuniperMB

Can't wait for my trip!
Comment from : xXxOkayItsGoTimexXx

I'll have to check what veggie options there are I'm really glad more places are adding veggie options As a vegetarian it sucks to go someplace and have little to no options Glad this is changing :)
Comment from : Saving felv kitties

I’m poor, so I’ve always taken food to the parks
Comment from : xPrincessJellyfishx

plus it's a vacation why on earth are you cooking? 🤔🤔🤔😂😂😂
Comment from : Dobby is a free elf

I'm all for saving money but you go to Disney and don't buy food???? Makes no sense I definitely wouldn't spend money on water bottles 5 dollars? Nah a 25 cent bottle for 5 dollars? He'll no
Comment from : Dobby is a free elf

with up to 120 day reservations, we generally have our meals arranged However we supplement with fruits and veggies, specific snacks the kids like (goldfish/yogurt/cheese/milk), american snacks we havent yet tried (from another country), wine/ciders/coolers (for the hotel room) and water
Comment from : Mela Tanq

We often bring Disney recipes to Disney Lighthouse Sandwiches, cold main-dish salads from the Crystal Palace or Biergarten or Chef Mickey's, etc Or we just take sandwiches We tend to eat lower fat and semi-vegetarian at home, meaning a pure Disney diet leads to upset tummies, so we focus on the Disney foods we most like For us, Disney is only so-so when it comes to the healthy stuff, but they're great at decadent food
Comment from : Shalom Hobbitess

We usually go to the grocery store to purchase food for the time we are there We will have one meal in the resort and a nice dinner meal in one of the parks Snacks yes please, we buy disney gift cards throughout the year before our trip and those are used for souvenirs and snacks for the different parks Now if we stay for a few days and no kids (our kids are 22 & 23) heck no, I am not cooking The gift cards come in handy for sure and sometimes we have some leftover for our next trip
Comment from : Lydia Mejia

We bring a bag of fun size mixed candy With all the extra calories being burned running around the parks having a bite or two of candy is a great pick me up in between meals My kids get a kick out of their mom carrying a bag of candy too, in RL I’m always the one saying no to the candy but on vacation I get bonus points
Comment from : Green Goat Ranch

Good luck getting past security bringing your own food into the parks, however if you manage to do so can easily cut food costs by at least half
Comment from : That One Guy With A Moustache

Love food lol 🥰🥰🥰
Comment from : PrincessMeganElsa

We carry fruitapples, bananas, orangesthey're good quick snacks ( fruit is so expensive in the park)
Comment from : Manny’s Imagination

Get the newslettersign upthat is allty
Comment from : Manny’s Imagination

We family of 6, me & hubs, grandparents and 2 kids, we brought 2 big back pack full of food, snack, drinks, water and fruits Food including homemade sushi, sandwiches, and some soup in thermoflask 😂
Comment from : TheLifelongdream

What the heck is that drink at @0:23 seconds with the yellow berry looking thing? I need to know
Comment from : Lauryn Elizabeth

I guess since I’m a local, I rarely ever spend food at the Disney parks I usually have sandwiches that I made at home for lunch gosh disney is so expensive now lol
Comment from : delulu steph

Pbj all the way!
Comment from : Kyusshead

The tickets alone are way too expensive, nevermind the food I've only been there once in my 26 years of living and that's when I was around 2 years old Too rich for my blood
Comment from : charles franks

How do I find out what food is at 11:21?
Comment from : luvyaz12

I freeze my bottled water since it is usually hot in Florida That way I can always have cold water while simultaneously keeping whatever I need chilled The food and snacks are usually gone by dinner! Another option to save would be to eat lunch at the parkusually the least expensive option and keep the snacks for dinner
Comment from : Sweet E