Stick with smaller coolers that fit on your shoulder or in your stroller. CERTAIN GLASS CONTAINERS - These are the only exceptions to the no glass containers rule: baby food, small perfume bottles (4 ounces or less) and medications stored in glass bottles.

Yes, you are generally allowed to bring perfume bottles into Disneyland, but there are two major caveats you must consider: glass restrictions and security screening. While Disneyland does not have a specific ban on "perfume," they do have a strict policy against glass containers in the parks for safety reasons (to prevent injuries from broken glass). Small, personal-sized glass perfume bottles are often overlooked by security if they are tucked inside a makeup bag, but large, ornate glass bottles may be flagged or denied at the gate. In 2026, security uses advanced "Evolv" scanners that detect weapons, not liquids; however, if your bag is chosen for a manual search, a large glass bottle might be problematic. A better "pro-tip" is to transfer your fragrance into a travel-sized plastic atomizer or a solid perfume tin. This not only complies with all potential safety rules but also saves space and prevents a "shatter disaster" in your backpack. Additionally, be mindful of fellow guests; Disneyland queues can be very cramped, and strong scents in a hot, crowded line can be overwhelming or trigger allergies for others, so it is best to apply your fragrance sparingly before you enter the park.