Disney Parks to Ban Straws

[Hatbox Ghostbuster]

People should be able to bring tanks and missiles too!

hmmm I dunno. DL's walkways are already pretty narrow.

 

[GiveMeTheMusic]

hmmm I dunno. DL's walkways are already pretty narrow.

IT'S MY CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT

 

[Hatbox Ghostbuster]

IT'S MY CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT

Oh, well, then OK...roll on through.

 

[mickEblu]

I was attempting a joke at playing around with your "special need" of having to carry an additional item.
Honestly, I regret even getting involved in this discussion.

Having said that, Hydroflask makes an amazing line of double-insulated thermos. Personally, I carry a red 40oz with me just about everywhere I go. At first glance it looks like a small fire extinguisher. I bring the backpack though so I can free up my hands.

Haha I see now. But the “special need” isn’t the fact that I have to carry another item. The item would be the result of that need. Basically Tony the Tigger, earth activist / plastic annihilator and premium member of WDW magic who only comes out of the woodworks to talk about plastic was trying to say I’m being a whiny . And I’m saying yo, Tony the Tigger I’m going to the parks with a tantrum throwing toddler not my adult boyfriend.

The flask/ backpack situation sounds convenient.

 

[Ismael Flores]

Oh bring my own lids to the parks? Lol

You just not have kids

They do have sippy cups at the dollar tree and .99 store.

 

[Ismael Flores]

Ahhh. I see. My “special need” is I don’t want another thing to bring to the park among the other necessary things. What’s next, forks and spoons?

you could bring a spork, one less thing to carry ;-)

 

[SuddenStorm]

Just while we're on the topic of bringing things into the parks, guns and knives should be allowed and you can't change my mind on this.

I knew someone who was a police officer- worked under cover in LA. Refused to go anywhere without his gun.

Every year his kids would get free Six Flags tickets from school or something, but Six Flags has a strict no gun policy and requires police officers to check their concealed carry into the on site sheriff department.

He would bring two guns- check in one and bring the other into the park.

Makes me wonder how many do this for Disney.

 

[Phroobar]

you could bring a spork, one less thing to carry ;-)

Sporks and plastic tableware are banned at my office lunchroom. Too many gang fights I guess.

 

[mickEblu]

They do have sippy cups at the dollar tree and .99 store.

Maybe you didn’t see my other post. It’s still something extra to bring to the park, to wash, to keep sanitary. Not to mention the weird tastes/ smells (that apparently don’t exist anymore)

 

[Disney Irish]

The flask/ backpack situation sounds convenient.

Sounds like you have a solution. And depending on what you put in the flask it might make it easier to deal with tantrum toddler....

 

[Phroobar]

Just bring a camelback and fill it with the adult beverage of your choice.

 

[Disney Irish]

Just bring a camelback and fill it with the adult beverage of your choice.

We're thinking along the same lines....

 

[mickEblu]

Sounds like you have a solution. And depending on what you put in the flask it might make it easier to deal with tantrum toddler....

Lol I swear I don’t care this much. Just would like to give folks some perspective as most people not bothered by this situation appear not to have children.

 

[Disney Irish]

Lol I swear I don’t care this much. Just would like to give folks some perspective as most people not bothered by this situation appear not to have children.

Well I can't speak for anyone else. But just because one may not have any biological children doesn't mean one hasn't been in similar situations with children.

 

[mickEblu]

Well I can't speak for anyone else. But just because one may not have any biological children doesn't mean one hasn't been in similar situations with children.

Oh God. I’m not going there with you today. Good day to you sir and to everyone else, goodnight. I’ve had enough plastic talk for a lifetime.

 

[Disney Irish]

Oh God. I’m not going there with you today. God day to you sir and to everyone else, goodnight. I’ve had enough plastic talk for a lifetime.

You take things too serious sometimes.

*Don't worry I do too, so you're in good company*

 

[Disney Irish]

Lol I swear I don’t care this much. Just would like to give folks some perspective as most people not bothered by this situation appear not to have children.

At least your fellow posters are willing to provide you suggestions and solutions.

It takes a village.....

 

[mickEblu]

At least your fellow posters are willing to provide you suggestions and solutions.

It takes a village.....

I guess... with a little sarcasm mixed in. Except that one who thought he was being slick with the special needs comment

 

[GiveMeTheMusic]

I knew someone who was a police officer- worked under cover in LA. Refused to go anywhere without his gun.

Every year his kids would get free Six Flags tickets from school or something, but Six Flags has a strict no gun policy and requires police officers to check their concealed carry into the on site sheriff department.

He would bring two guns- check in one and bring the other into the park.

Makes me wonder how many do this for Disney.

They'd have to get it through bag check and a metal detector, so hopefully none.

 

[Hatbox Ghostbuster]

Sporks and plastic tableware are banned at my office lunchroom. Too many gang fights I guess.

Do you work in a prison??