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Can I bring medicine into Disneyland?

Yes. You can bring EpiPens, antihistamines and asthma medications into the Disney theme parks and water parks. Please inform the security Cast Member who checks your bags that you or someone in your party has an allergy and you require medically necessary items.



Yes, you are fully permitted to bring prescription and over-the-counter medications into Disneyland and Disney California Adventure. This includes medically necessary items like EpiPens, insulin, asthma inhalers, and antihistamines. When you go through security screening, simply inform the Cast Member that you have medically necessary items in your bag. While not strictly required, keeping prescription pills in their original pharmacy containers can help expedite the process if there are any questions. If you have medications that require refrigeration (like certain types of insulin), you can store them at the First Aid station located near the end of Main Street, U.S.A., or in the Chamber of Commerce at Disney California Adventure. Disney's goal is to be as accommodating as possible for health needs, so you won't face any issues as long as the items are for personal medical use.

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First Aid Centers are located at all 4 theme parks and both water parks at Walt Disney World Resort. Disney registered nurses are available during normal park operating hours to offer over-the-counter medications, bandages and other quick remedies so that you can begin enjoying your vacation again.

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You Can Bring Medication to Disney Parks So if you need any specific medications, food or liquids, Disney will make an exception if you need it to have a safe and healthy visit. Prescription and over the counter medication do not need to be in their original containers but you may be asked what they are.

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If you are injured or ill, call the front desk, and they can arrange transportation (free of charge) to urgent care.

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It's safe to say there is something for everyone at Disney parks. That said, there are definitely some surprising things you might not expect to find at a Disney park, ranging from things you might need in a medical emergency like thermometers and medications to more personal goods like condoms and underwear.

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However, a Cast Member at the security checkpoint may ask to open your bottle to check its contents, since metal water bottles are opaque. Just keep in mind that alcoholic beverages and glass containers aren't allowed inside the Disneyland Resort, as stated in the Rules.

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I am happy to share with you that you do not need a clear bag to enter the parks at Disneyland Resort. You can bring in any bag as long as it is not larger than 24 long x 15 wide x 18 high. I usually just bring in a small crossbody bag that I can comfortably wear with just the essentials.

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We are so glad you've stopped by to ask us your question! I am happy to share with you that you do not need a clear bag to enter the parks at Disneyland Resort. You can bring in any bag as long as it is not larger than 24 long x 15 wide x 18 high.

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You must be excited for your upcoming adventure at the Happiest Place on Earth! Nicole, you can certainly use cash as a form of payment throughout Disneyland Resort. Although, I must say it is very convenient to make in-app purchases using the Disneyland mobile app.

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A: Guests are allowed to bring outside food and nonalcoholic beverage items into the park for self-consumption, provided they are not in glass containers and do not require heating, reheating, processing, refrigeration or temperature control and do not have pungent odors.

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Bags and Backpacks at Disney World Guests are allowed to bring suitcases, bags, and backpacks into the theme park whether they have wheels or not. The bag just can't be bigger than 24? in length, 15? in width, and 18? in height. On top of that, you're also allowed to bring your bag onto most rides in Disney World.

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The First Aid centers in all the parks have a supply of over-the-counter medications. If you are in a resort, you will find some basic supplies of pain relievers and cold and allergy remedies for sale in the gift shops.

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