Are Camelpaks allowed

CDavis9088 · 07-11-2009

We are getting ready to head to Disneyworld on Tuesday Night and to beat the humidity I was thinking of bring a Camelpak to refill at my hotel room and take with me into the parks. Have anyone ever brought one before and does Disney parks allow you to bring them into the parks?

hanwill · 07-11-2009

I think so... I saw some people with them on in June.

beatman23 · 07-11-2009

I remember people using them last year....

Mickeybug · 07-11-2009

what a great idea. Never thought of it. I always fill with ice which keeps the back cool while hiking and drink the water as it melts. Don't see where they would have a problem if they allow water bottles in.

Andrea · 07-11-2009

And it's also convenient that vodka looks just like water.

**cinderbella** · 07-11-2009

lol..I had to google camelpak. I had no idea what they were.

**Dana** · 07-11-2009

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Originally Posted by Andrea

And it's also convenient that vodka looks just like water.

zoey9797 · 07-11-2009

I don't know why not. We bring water bottles and refill them all day at water fountains. I use a small backpack (a Bagalini) to carry them in. Same thing just bigger. Guess I never thought of bringing a camel pack. That would be alot easier than toting around the bottles.
Try it and then let us know :)

**Dopey** · 07-11-2009

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Originally Posted by Andrea

And it's also convenient that vodka looks just like water.

ROFL

Tinker Mel · 07-11-2009

My husband has brought one to WDW before with no problems. We found it helpful (at least I did...I'm not the one who had to carry it all day!)

ps...isn't it Camelbak (not Camelpak)?

Mickeybug · 07-11-2009

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Originally Posted by Tinker Mel

My husband has brought one to WDW before with no problems. We found it helpful (at least I did...I'm not the one who had to carry it all day!)

ps...isn't it Camelbak (not Camelpak)?

yes it is, or at least military issued ones are. I don't have one with the backpack built in, mine's desert gear, but I guess those would be more convienant to carry everything + water (or other substance) in.

Goofy3230 · 07-11-2009

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Originally Posted by cinderbella

lol..I had to google camelpak. I had no idea what they were.

Glad I'm not the only one who didn't know what they were!

Toriadavis · 07-11-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andrea

And it's also convenient that vodka looks just like water.

LOL-That's is so true...Love your sense

of humor.

missymouse · 07-11-2009

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Originally Posted by Andrea

And it's also convenient that vodka looks just like water.

DH and I were just looking at the Camelbaks in Dick's last weekend, and he commented that he could use one to enjoy beer on our next trip. I just shared your comment with him and he thought that was a great alternative.

CDavis9088 · 07-11-2009

Thank you all

Yes it is called a camelbak

This will be much much easier this way for WATER ONLY in the hot humid weather of Florida

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CDavis9088 Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: North Las Vegas Posts: 150	Are Camelpaks allowed We are getting ready to head to Disneyworld on Tuesday Night and to beat the humidity I was thinking of bring a Camelpak to refill at my hotel room and take with me into the parks. Have anyone ever brought one before and does Disney parks allow you to bring them into the parks? __________________ 10/93 : First trip to Disney World Stayed off Site 7/06 : Coronado Springs Resort 5/07 : Caribbean Beach Resort 7/08 : Disneyland Resort 10/08 : Disney Cruise 10/08 : Saratoga Springs Resort 7/09 : Animal Kingdom Villas (Kidani Village one bedroom) Disney Vacation Club Member Since 1/2008 "I only hope that we don't lose sight of one thing - that it was all started by a mouse." Walt Disney My Disney Countdown Counting down to: ?????? But missing it already!!

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hanwill Mouse Meister Join Date: May 2004 Location: Metro Atlanta Posts: 1,116	Re: Are Camelpaks allowed I think so... I saw some people with them on in June. __________________ HANWILL Countdown - not soon enough!June 2009

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Mickeybug Big Cheese Join Date: May 2009 Location: Bossier, LA Posts: 502	Re: Are Camelpaks allowed what a great idea. Never thought of it. I always fill with ice which keeps the back cool while hiking and drink the water as it melts. Don't see where they would have a problem if they allow water bottles in.

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zoey9797 Big Cheese Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 546	Re: Are Camelpaks allowed I don't know why not. We bring water bottles and refill them all day at water fountains. I use a small backpack (a Bagalini) to carry them in. Same thing just bigger. Guess I never thought of bringing a camel pack. That would be alot easier than toting around the bottles. Try it and then let us know :) __________________ Visits to my HAPPY PLACE! Offsite- 1976~Offsite- 1996~ASMO- 2004~DL- 2005~ DL-2006~ASMO-2007~DCL/CBR-2008~ASMu-2008~SSR(Upgraded!)FD and MNSSHP- 2009 Foolish Mortals My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Um....Honey, I sorta booked this trip.....Um...again! 276 days 6 hours 0 minutes

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Tinker Mel Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: 2½ hours north of the Happiest Place on Earth! Posts: 108	Re: Are Camelpaks allowed My husband has brought one to WDW before with no problems. We found it helpful (at least I did...I'm not the one who had to carry it all day!) ps...isn't it Camelbak (not Camelpak)? __________________ ♥ 20+ Amazing Trips to the World, and Counting!! ♥

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CDavis9088 Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: North Las Vegas Posts: 150	Re: Are Camelpaks allowed Thank you all Yes it is called a camelbak This will be much much easier this way for *WATER ONLY* in the hot humid weather of Florida __________________ 10/93 : First trip to Disney World Stayed off Site 7/06 : Coronado Springs Resort 5/07 : Caribbean Beach Resort 7/08 : Disneyland Resort 10/08 : Disney Cruise 10/08 : Saratoga Springs Resort 7/09 : Animal Kingdom Villas (Kidani Village one bedroom) Disney Vacation Club Member Since 1/2008 "I only hope that we don't lose sight of one thing - that it was all started by a mouse." Walt Disney My Disney Countdown Counting down to: ?????? But missing it already!!

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