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Water in park
- Thread starter Gaprofitt
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belledream
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There are plenty of water fountains throughout all the parks. You can also ask any quick service location for a cup of ice water and they'll give it to you. We always just bring out own water bottle and fill it up at fountains and our meals anyways. Definitely no need to spend!
danyoung56
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There are water fountains. You can also request a cup of water from any vendor. And the water doesn't cost $5. It's either 2.50 or 3.00.
Yep its $2.75 currently.
Communicore
Well-Known Member
Have all restaurants upgraded to filtered water now?
Communicore
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The water fountains are good ole Orlando water, so it has an ick factor.
The Empress Lilly
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Any of the tips above. Also:
- Small kids often carry bottles. If you're a grown-up you can easily have them.
- Unattended strollers often have bottles lying in them. Always worth a check.
- Try the delivery doors. Usually near the back of restaurants. Often there are stacks of water bottle boxes. Nobody notices you!
- Customers will often abandon their drink when there is only ice left in it. Keep an eye out for these. We, unlike them, understand physics and so we know that the sunlight outside will rapidly convert the useless ice into precious water!
- Small kids often carry bottles. If you're a grown-up you can easily have them.
- Unattended strollers often have bottles lying in them. Always worth a check.
- Try the delivery doors. Usually near the back of restaurants. Often there are stacks of water bottle boxes. Nobody notices you!
- Customers will often abandon their drink when there is only ice left in it. Keep an eye out for these. We, unlike them, understand physics and so we know that the sunlight outside will rapidly convert the useless ice into precious water!
epcotisbest
Well-Known Member
Free ice water that is cold and refreshing. I have to stay hydrated and have not paid for water in a Disney park in years. They happily hand out the water in a cup, all you have to do is ask.
Jahona
Well-Known Member
I usually carry an insulated water bottle with me when I go into the parks. I stop by my resort's quick service and fill it with ice and water, I then refill it at any of the quick service restaurants at the park. Avoid drinking warm water while there during the hotter months. The cold water will cool your core down and not tire you out as quick.
Weather_Lady
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We take advantage of the free iced water at counter service locations. If you're picky about the taste of Florida water (doesn't bother me, but I've heard some on the boards complain), just bring your own refillable water bottle with a built-in filter. It's much easier than toting around a heavy and cumbersome cooler!
WDWHMHUNTER
New Member
Or you can get a camelback as well
Mickey5150
Well-Known Member
The amount of drinking fountains in WDW has me so spoiled that now whenever I vacation somewhere else I can't understand why there are no drinking fountains.
Mickey5150
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Best drinking advice, bring a collapsible water jug and head to Epcot. Then go to Club Cool and load up on Beverly.
WDWHMHUNTER
New Member
its that famous florida water lol
Retroman40
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Being a local I guess I am used to the "flavor" of fountain water at WDW. Some fountains are better than others; for instance, the fountain across from the Primeval Whirl at DAK is just about always very cold and flows strongly. We freeze our bottles and continually fill them up with the remaining ice. Flavor packets will disguise any local issues with off flavors. Tip - Drink A LOT of water. Making an extra trip to the restroom is far better than a visit from Reedy Creek EMS for dehydration or just feeling lousy and tired.