¯\_(ツ)_/¯ It's just how the logistics panned out at these locations.
That's been going on for at least twenty years at those locations. They would give you a cup and ice and you will it up at the water-cooler fountains near the condiments.
There is also a nice natural spring in the queue of Radiator Springs Racers.
A step in the right direction, I'd like to see one fill station in every land at each park.
They should just go through and add them to all of the existing wall mounted fountains.
The removal of functioning straws from hip restaurants in the USA is the ultimate in worthless virtue signaling.
The United States does not flush its waste into the oceans. The average straw given to a patron at a burger stand in California or Iowa or South Carolina is not going to be flushed into the sea. Unless, of course, the patron who received the straw makes a point of driving down to the ocean, plucking their straw from their chocolate shake or Coke, and purposely throwing their straw into the sea.
The plastic waste in the world's oceans is almost entirely from Communist China and/or Third World nations in Central America, South America, the Indian subcontinent, and Africa who all still flush their waste openly into rivers that lead directly to their seacoast. That's where the plastic garbage in the ocean comes from, not from your local In-N-Out franchise or Tomorrowland Terrace.
This is how Third World nations get rid of their garbage, but this is not how the County of Orange, the State of California, or the Disneyland Resort disposes of the waste from Tomorrowland Terrace.
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Yep.Nope.
The fact is the United States does not dump its waste into the oceans, nor does it dump its waste into rivers that lead to oceans. The US is a First World nation that has strict laws on the books in all 50 states that mandate waste be dumped in strictly regulated landfills, and/or recycled into new products.
In Orange County, in fact, some waste sent to landfills creates natural methane that is used to generate electricity.
So basically, in Orange County the waste from Tomorrowland Terrace gets turned into electricity that gets sent back to Tomorrowland to power Space Mountain.
Orange County landfill creates energy from methane gas
The gas from a busy landfill in Irvine is now providing power to homes and businesses all over Anaheim.
@Californian Elitist, if you have evidence of any city or government agency, or even a small beachside burger stand, that is purposely dumping its waste into the ocean or a river you should call 1-888-334-CALTIP with that information so the state government may investigate and apprehend that polluter.
I like the all silicone ones. No problem with metal detectors and pack even easier. So far no problem with collapsing.
At least you are at Disneyland. Most of the world can't go there.
Another great option!
