OK now - be nice to me people I am a newbie but I have a few questions after reading this...
1 - I can buy a mug for $12.95 at my resort and refill it ONLY at the resort correct?
2 - I can buy a mug for ???? at Blizzard Beach and refill there then take that same mug to Typhoon Lagoon and pay $5 for a sticker and refill there? Correct?
3 - Can I take my resort mug to the water parks, get a $5 sticker and refill IT there?
4 - Has Disney never talked about just selling the stickers for $10 to slap on the mugs at the park for the day? It would save on land fill and some people might think it would be easer.
Personally not sure I want to carry a plastic filled mug around with me all day.. I personally would just rather have my bottle of water. - At least at the parks!
Molly
Mom to 1 great Red headed little boy and wife to 1 wonderful husband!
Welcome, Grants_mom!
1) that's correct. You buy the mug at your resort for around $12.95 plus tax, and you can refill it as many times as you'd like at your resort. Refillable Mugs at Disney Resorts has a list of all the refill places.
There isn't a 4-park refillable mug. Animal Kingdom does offer a refillable sports bottle/mug thing with a big animal top that can be refilled for like $0.99 in Animal Kingdom only.
Typhoon Lagoon and I believe Blizzard Beach also, has a refillable mug that is only good for one day and only in that water park, but you can refill it as often as you like and it's larger than the resort mug. As far as I know, those are the only other mug offerings. I have not heard that you can bring the mug from one water park to the other and get a sticker, that may be new. The mug I got at Typhoon Lagoon was themed to Typhoon Lagoon, and said it was only good there for the day. It cost $9.99.
One reason for not having a mug you carry around all day: cleaning them out. At the resorts they have wash stations for the mugs. They'd have to install that kind of equipment or risk people getting sick from doing something dopey like putting soda in the unwashed cup they had coffee with cream in earlier in the 95 degree day.
The refill stations that are outdoors at the water parks attract yellow jackets and other insects. Probably not something they'd want to put in the theme parks.
Also, the current mugs don't seal that tightly. Tip them and they dribble. So you can't carry a half-full mug attached to your belt or backpack without spilling.
I do wish they would install more recycling bins for the plastic bottles around the parks. There are some, but not as many as there are garbage cans.
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Thanks for the info on this everyone. I am glad to get great info here!
Molly
Mom to 1 great Red headed little boy and wife to 1 wonderful husband!
Yes, they definitely can afford it.
But for ME, for MY living with myself, for MY demonstrating behavior for my children, I can't decide who to steal from and who not to based on the person's or company's income, or how many other people are stealing even more from them.
I'm not telling others what they should do, I'm just explaining why I do what I do. I'm not looking at it from a practical standpoint, I'm looking at it from a PERSONAL "right and wrong" standpoint. Personal for me, and me only.
-- Eric![]()
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I know one isnt "supposed to" but we re-use ours.....![]()
I've always considered the mugs to be a souvenir. I have 10 or 11 of them now and I use them constantly. They fit perfectly in my car cup holder - you just have to make sure the lid snaps when you put it on. I am a tea drinker and my tea stays hot throughout my morning commute. (Not a short trip in DC traffic.)
Even at the current price of $12.49, if you use them they are a bargain. I get hot tea for breakfast, refill it and poor the tea over ice and into a plastic bottle for the trip to the park, leave the mug on the car and get a hot cup of tea, or make another iced tea at night. (A decent cup of tea cannot be made in a coffee pot - it tastes like stale coffee). And if I want a soda or other, I can take what I want and how much without thinking I've wasted money (Coke is not a fav!). I like the convenience, the durability and the different designs. My only disappointment is that this year, Disney started using a generic mug instead of a resort specific one. I think it was a better souvenir when it was specific.
I know many of you have been waiting for this: Pictures of the Cup of Power. I present to you my oft-used All Star Sport mug from 1999.
Please to enjoy.
I read this thread out of curiosity, but gee, now I'm feeling like a morally corrupt person for filling my thermos with water from the fountain while at work, rather than purchasing a $2 bottle of water from the cafeteria.![]()
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