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No more loose ice starting May 1
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matt9112
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loose women aounds funer.
beertiki
Well-Known Member
When visiting a hotel, I always have a plan as to how I will keep my beer cold. If I was a regular user of insulin, I would think that I would have a plan too.
Empty 12 pack, put trash bag in, put 6 Beers back in the 12 pm, then fill with ice.
Double sinks - use one for beer
Two beers in the ice bucket
Use the trash can.
Or, buy a decent cooler. My current cooler came with us when we had to evacuate from Hurricane Irma. 5 nights, at Universal, then 5 nights at the Poly. Never had an issue with the beer, coffee creamer, or food getting warm. A good cooler will keep it's contents cold for 48 hours or more. If I needed to keep medicine or breast milk cold, I would not rely on a $19.95 wal mart cooler. Here in Key West, you can get a frozen Key Lime Pie mailed to California, and it gets there cold. As to how a regular user of insulin can not figure out how to keep it cold for 8 hours at a theme park, with all the zip lock bags of ice you can carry is beyond my comprehension.
Empty 12 pack, put trash bag in, put 6 Beers back in the 12 pm, then fill with ice.
Double sinks - use one for beer
Two beers in the ice bucket
Use the trash can.
Or, buy a decent cooler. My current cooler came with us when we had to evacuate from Hurricane Irma. 5 nights, at Universal, then 5 nights at the Poly. Never had an issue with the beer, coffee creamer, or food getting warm. A good cooler will keep it's contents cold for 48 hours or more. If I needed to keep medicine or breast milk cold, I would not rely on a $19.95 wal mart cooler. Here in Key West, you can get a frozen Key Lime Pie mailed to California, and it gets there cold. As to how a regular user of insulin can not figure out how to keep it cold for 8 hours at a theme park, with all the zip lock bags of ice you can carry is beyond my comprehension.
Missing20K
Well-Known Member
"Mother died today. Or maybe yesterday; I can't be sure."
If you use ice in sealable baggies, then you can dump the ice out of them, too.
JoeCamel
Well-Known Member
Clients not guests..
Sigh...
peter11435
Well-Known Member
This is from Disney’s site for travel agents.
If you book through a travel agent you are their client and Disney’s guests.
Lensman
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The conspiracy here isn't to sell fewer coolers, it's to sell more ziploc bags!
I want to read that Ziploc sponsorship contract between TWDC and SCJohnson. The real conspiracy could lie there! Lol
Cesar R M
Well-Known Member
You got it !!!!!
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
You are DISNEY'S guest. You are your TRAVEL AGENT'S client. Disney is advising Travel Agents what to tell the clients of the Travel Agents.
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Brer Oswald
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With every progressive decision, there’s a baffling regressive decision.
I've lost score. Which was the progressive decision and which was the regressive one?
Brer Oswald
Well-Known Member
The one that pollutes my breathing space and causes the very same cancer that Uncle Walt died of is the progressive one.
OK, so how is banning loose ice regressive?
Brer Oswald
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It’s a toss up. On one hand, I guess it minimizes the methods for people to sneak in concealed weapons. On the other, it seems like a sneaky method to get all guests paying for overpriced beverages, which is just going to lead to more dehydration and fatigue in the parks. It’s a detriment for many to the QoL of Park days.
peter11435
Well-Known Member
Ice can still be brought in, just not loose.
Ice can still be acquired in the park to keep your outside beverages cool.
All quick service locations still provide free ice water.
There’s nothing sneaky going on here.
Brer Oswald
Well-Known Member
So what’s the purpose of the rule? I can just shove a bunch of ice inside a giant ziploc and have no problem? Can’t I then make it loose inside the parks?
Movielover
Well-Known Member
Yes! the whole point of this is to help speed up security checks and not have to force security to dig their hands into exposed ice. What you do with the solid version of water inside of a bag or other container after security is not at the top of Disney's care list!
