While there is no "official" rule prohibiting you from eating a snack on the Disney Skyliner, it is generally discouraged for both safety and cleanliness. The gondolas are constantly in motion and do not have trash cans, meaning any crumbs or spills would have to be carried with you until you reach your destination. Additionally, the Skyliner uses "passive ventilation" (mesh windows), which can make the cabins quite warm in the Florida sun, often making a hot meal or a melting ice cream cone a messy and unpleasant experience. In 2026, Disney Cast Members will typically ask you to finish any large meals or messy drinks before boarding to prevent spills that could make the cabin floor slippery for the next guest. If you have a closed container or a small, non-messy snack, you likely won't be stopped, but the ride between stations is only 5 to 15 minutes long, so most guests find it easier to wait until they arrive at EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, or their resort to enjoy their food.