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Planning a Disney World trip can be a journey in itself, especially when navigating what you can and can't bring to the parks. You've likely checked the list of prohibited items: no weapons, drones, or selfie sticks. But let's dive into some surprising items you are actually allowed to bring!
**Outside Food and Drinks:** Surprisingly, you're welcome to bring your own refreshments. Just avoid glass containers (except for baby food) and leave the alcohol at home. This is a great way to save some cash and keep the kids happy with snacks on hand.
**Double Strollers:** Think double strollers aren't allowed? They are, as long as they meet size guidelines (under 31 inches wide and 52 inches long). Stroller wagons, however, are a no-go.
**Coolers:** Bringing along a small cooler is an option, as long as it fits within size restrictions (24″ long x 15″ wide x 18″ high). Just avoid loose ice; use ice packs or ice in sealed bags instead.
**Service Animals:** Your furry service companions are welcome, following specific rules — they must be leashed and are barred from certain rides and water areas.
Always check Disney's guidelines for any updates. It's pretty interesting what you can get away with bringing into the park! What's the most surprising item you didn't know you could bring? Let us know below!
**Outside Food and Drinks:** Surprisingly, you're welcome to bring your own refreshments. Just avoid glass containers (except for baby food) and leave the alcohol at home. This is a great way to save some cash and keep the kids happy with snacks on hand.
**Double Strollers:** Think double strollers aren't allowed? They are, as long as they meet size guidelines (under 31 inches wide and 52 inches long). Stroller wagons, however, are a no-go.
**Coolers:** Bringing along a small cooler is an option, as long as it fits within size restrictions (24″ long x 15″ wide x 18″ high). Just avoid loose ice; use ice packs or ice in sealed bags instead.
**Service Animals:** Your furry service companions are welcome, following specific rules — they must be leashed and are barred from certain rides and water areas.
Always check Disney's guidelines for any updates. It's pretty interesting what you can get away with bringing into the park! What's the most surprising item you didn't know you could bring? Let us know below!
