What Can You Take in Disney World?
Before You Go
Before planning your trip to Disney World, it’s essential to understand what items you can and cannot bring. Here are some guidelines to help you make the most of your visit:
prohibited items
- Liquids and gels: liquids, gels, and aerosols must be in containers of 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) or less. Only 1 quart-sized ziplock bag per person is allowed.
- Sharp objects: small scissors, razors, and knives are not allowed in the parks.
- Firearms and explosives: all firearms and explosives are not allowed in the parks.
- Chainsaws and grinding tools: chainsaws and grinding tools are not allowed in the parks.
- Themed costumes: all costumes must be allowed in the parks. some characters may ask you to remove your costume if it’s deemed too formal or obstructive.
Other Items to Consider
- Food and drinks: all food and drinks must be sealed and removed from your backpack or bag. you can bring a limited amount of snacks and refillable water bottles.
- Electronic devices: phones, cameras, and other electronic devices are allowed. some attractions may require you to leave your devices in your bag or provide them on a designated device holder.
- Backpacks and bags: all backpacks and bags must be removed from your luggage. some attractions may require you to leave your bags in a designated area.
Table: Items Permitted in Disney World
| Item | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Backpacks | 1 |
| Clothing | Limited amount, depends on the season |
| Snacks | Limited amount, depends on the season |
| Water bottles | Unlimited |
| Food | Resealed containers, limited amount, depends on the season |
| Medications | Only in their original packaging and with a doctor’s note |
| Books and magazines | Unlimited |
| Toys and games | Limited amount, depends on the season |
Dining
Disney World offers a wide range of dining options, from quick-service restaurants to fine dining experiences. Here are some guidelines to help you plan your meals:
- Reservations: reservations are not required for quick-service restaurants. fine dining experiences may require reservations up to 180 days in advance.
- Table service: table service is required for buffets, character dining, and sit-down restaurants.
- Dining packages: dining packages can be purchased to include park tickets and meal credits.
Table: Dining Options
| Restaurant | Table service | Reservations | Dining packages |
|---|---|---|---|
| Be Our Guest | Yes | Up to 180 days | Yes |
| Cinderella’s Royal Table | Yes | Up to 180 days | Yes |
| Hollywood Brown Derby | Yes | Up to 180 days | Yes |
| Le Cellier Steakhouse | Yes | Up to 180 days | Yes |
| Mount Olympus Taverna | Yes | Up to 180 days | Yes |
Swimming and Water Play
Swimming and water play are popular activities at Disney World, but be aware of the following:
- Swim diapers: swim diapers are required for children under 3 years old.
- Water guns and squirt toys: water guns and squirt toys are not allowed in the water play areas.
- Floating devices: floatation devices, such as life jackets, are not allowed in the water play areas.
Table: Water Play
| Activity | Rules |
|---|---|
| Buccaneer’s Cove | No swim diapers, no water guns or squirt toys |
| Court of Owls | No swim diapers, no water guns or squirt toys |
| Dolphin Coast | No swim diapers, no water guns or squirt toys |
Transportation
Disney World offers a range of transportation options, including buses, boats, and monorails. Here are some guidelines to help you plan your transportation:
- Bus transportation: buses are available to all resorts.
- Boat transportation: boats are available for purchase to visit different water parks and resorts.
- Monorail transportation: monorails are available to visit different resorts.
Table: Transportation
| Transportation | Rules |
|---|---|
| Bus transportation | All buses, all resorts |
| Boat transportation | Purchased to visit different water parks and resorts |
| Monorail transportation | All resorts |
Accommodations
Disney World offers a range of accommodations, from value resorts to luxury resorts. Here are some guidelines to help you plan your stay:
- Value resorts: view is limited, prices are affordable. no minimum stay required.
- Moderate resorts: view is great, prices are moderate. minimum stay required, prices vary.
- Deluxe resorts: view is spectacular, prices are luxurious. minimum stay required, prices vary.
Table: Accommodations
| Resort | View | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Value Resorts | Limited view, prices are affordable | $100-$200 per night |
| Moderate Resorts | Great view, prices are moderate | $150-$300 per night |
| Deluxe Resorts | Spectacular view, prices are luxurious | $250-$500 per night |
Conclusion
Disney World offers a wide range of attractions, dining options, and transportation options. By understanding what items are allowed and prohibited, you can make the most of your visit and create memorable experiences. Remember to plan ahead, check the Disney World website for up-to-date information, and stay hydrated throughout the day. Happy planning!