What To Know
- Yes, you can bring in homemade food, but it must be packaged in a clear container and meet the park’s food safety guidelines.
- Yes, you can bring in food for special diets, but you must inform a Cast Member upon entering the park.
- Yes, you can bring in food for a large group, but it must be within the size and quantity guidelines set by the park.
Indulging in culinary delights is an integral part of the Disney experience. But when it comes to Disney Hollywood Studios, the question arises: can you bring food into disney hollywood studios? The answer is a resounding yes, with a few caveats.
What Types of Food Can You Bring?
Disney Hollywood Studios allows you to bring in most types of food, including:
- Pre-packed snacks (e.g., chips, crackers, granola bars)
- Sandwiches and wraps
- Fruit and vegetables
- Non-alcoholic beverages (in sealable containers)
What Food Items Are Not Allowed?
While you have considerable flexibility in what you can bring, certain items are prohibited, including:
- Hot or alcoholic beverages
- Glass containers
- Large coolers or backpacks
- Food that requires heating or refrigeration
- Food with strong odors
Where Can You Eat Your Food?
Once you’ve packed your snacks, you’ll need to find a designated eating area. Disney Hollywood Studios provides several picnic areas throughout the park, including:
- Echo Lake Picnic Area
- Hollywood Boulevard Picnic Area
- Sunset Boulevard Picnic Area
Tips for Bringing Food into Disney Hollywood Studios
- Pack light and opt for easy-to-eat snacks.
- Bring reusable containers to avoid waste.
- Keep your food in a cooler with ice packs to maintain freshness.
- Be mindful of the prohibited items and avoid bringing them into the park.
- Respect the designated eating areas and clean up after yourself.
Other Dining Options at Disney Hollywood Studios
While bringing your own food is a great way to save money, Disney Hollywood Studios also offers a wide range of dining options. From quick-service restaurants to upscale eateries, there’s something to satisfy every palate.
- Quick-Service Restaurants: Woody’s Lunch Box, Backlot Express, ABC Commissary
- Table-Service Restaurants: The Hollywood Brown Derby, Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant, Mama Melrose’s Ristorante Italiano
- Lounges and Bars: The Hollywood Tower Hotel Lounge, BaseLine Tap House, Oga’s Cantina
Health and Safety Considerations
- Pack food that is safe to eat without refrigeration for extended periods.
- Wash your hands before and after handling food.
- Dispose of trash properly to prevent pests.
- Be aware of food allergies and avoid bringing in items that may trigger reactions.
Questions We Hear a Lot
1. Can I bring a cooler into Disney Hollywood Studios?
Yes, you can bring a cooler, but it must be soft-sided and no larger than 24 inches by 15 inches by 18 inches.
2. Can I bring in homemade food?
Yes, you can bring in homemade food, but it must be packaged in a clear container and meet the park’s food safety guidelines.
3. Can I bring in food for special diets?
Yes, you can bring in food for special diets, but you must inform a Cast Member upon entering the park.
4. Where can I find the designated eating areas?
Look for signs throughout the park or ask a Cast Member for directions to the picnic areas.
5. Can I bring in alcoholic beverages?
No, alcoholic beverages are not permitted in Disney Hollywood Studios.
6. What happens if I bring in prohibited food items?
Cast Members may confiscate prohibited food items and direct you to dispose of them outside the park.
7. Can I bring in food for a large group?
Yes, you can bring in food for a large group, but it must be within the size and quantity guidelines set by the park.
8. Are there any fees for bringing in food?
No, there are no fees for bringing in food into Disney Hollywood Studios.
9. Can I bring in food from outside vendors?
Yes, you can bring in food from outside vendors, but it must meet the park’s food safety guidelines.
10. Can I bring in food for infants?
Yes, you can bring in food for infants, including formula, breast milk, and baby food.
