Wipes for 3D glasses?

[GoofyDan]

Does anybody know if it's frowned upon to bring eyeglass cleaning wipes to clean the 3D glasses you're issued for shows?

When we visited DL last year, every pair I got was either covered with water spots or tiny fingerprints left by goo-coated toddlers. I tried my best to clean them with a shirt tail, but for the most part it didn't help.

I can't imagine the glasses would be damaged by the wipes, but I don't really know for sure.

 

[CAPTAIN HOOK]

No point sitting through a show if you can't see it properly

 

[brkgnews]

I see no reason why you couldn't. Not like you're gonna be using sandpaper on them or anything. Heck, every pair I get is scratched beyond belief anyhow.

Welcome to WDWMagic, by the way! :wave:

 

[A2Mouse]

3D Glasses

According to SkipperBen on the Inside the Magic podcast (he was a cast member several years ago working Muppets 3D and the Jungle Cruise), the glasses are cleaned daily. In fact, a pair of glasses is used only once a day. When you deposit them in the "trash cans" at the end of the show, they are taken to a wash facility. That's why when you get a pair, they may be a little wet. It's from the washing, not "toddler goo".

 

[Glasgow]

"Goo-coated toddlers"

haha

 

[Kelsybelle]

According to SkipperBen on the Inside the Magic podcast (he was a cast member several years ago working Muppets 3D and the Jungle Cruise), the glasses are cleaned daily. In fact, a pair of glasses is used only once a day. When you deposit them in the "trash cans" at the end of the show, they are taken to a wash facility. That's why when you get a pair, they may be a little wet. It's from the washing, not "toddler goo".

Thats good to know! I always carry sanitizing wipes with me and would always just wipe them down, and as a Mom to a gooey toddler, there is nothing better! HA HA HA!