How Much are Refillable Mugs?

It depends on how long you are staying:
$8.99 for 1 Day
$11.99 for 2 Days
$14.99 for 3 Days
$17.99 for Length of Stay

(or, if you have a dining plan, the mugs are included)

ibelieveindisneymagic;2425500 wrote: It depends on how long you are staying:
$8.99 for 1 Day
$11.99 for 2 Days
$14.99 for 3 Days
$17.99 for Length of Stay

(or, if you have a dining plan, the mugs are included)

Thanks for the info.

A couple related questions - I'm going with my boyfriend and his kids in October. The two of us can be fairly big soda drinkers but the kids are not. I haven't purchased a refillable mug in 3 years. Can you still use it for coffee, iced tea, etc? And is there lemonade in the fountain drinks? Are there different prices for kid's mugs or is it all the same? I'm thinking we might just get 2 length of stay mugs and share them among the 4 of us...

BriarRose0708;2425626 wrote: A couple related questions - I'm going with my boyfriend and his kids in October. The two of us can be fairly big soda drinkers but the kids are not. I haven't purchased a refillable mug in 3 years. Can you still use it for coffee, iced tea, etc? And is there lemonade in the fountain drinks? Are there different prices for kid's mugs or is it all the same? I'm thinking we might just get 2 length of stay mugs and share them among the 4 of us...

Yes, you can still use it for coffee, tea, lemonade, etc. The mugs are the same price regardless of age. The only problem I see with sharing (and this is probably no big deal) is that refills are timed. I think it's 3 minutes between refills?

Melanie;2425634 wrote: Yes, you can still use it for coffee, tea, lemonade, etc. The mugs are the same price regardless of age. The only problem I see with sharing (and this is probably no big deal) is that refills are timed. I think it's 3 minutes between refills?

It is 3 minutes between refills but last time i was there it only was on soda did they fix get those devices to work on coffee and ice tea as well now?

There weren't any of the RFD bases for the coffee, iced tea, and hot chocolate at the Boardwalk earlier this week like there is on the Soda machines.

TheHD;2425989 wrote: There weren't any of the RFD bases for the coffee, iced tea, and hot chocolate at the Boardwalk earlier this week like there is on the Soda machines.

Just got back from Pop and it was the same there. RFID bases only for pop and lemonade. Coffee, Iced Tea and Hot Chocolate had no restrictions.

Ruprect;2426190 wrote: Just got back from Pop and it was the same there. RFID bases only for pop and lemonade. Coffee, Iced Tea and Hot Chocolate had no restrictions.

We are super excited to be headed to Pop in 41 days. We have not been to WDW since 2012 and do not remember RFID at Art of Animation. What are RFID? :confused:

Thanks

jennharmony;2426963 wrote: We are super excited to be headed to Pop in 41 days. We have not been to WDW since 2012 and do not remember RFID at Art of Animation. What are RFID? :confused:

Thanks

RFID stands for radio frequency identification. its a little chip about the size of a grain of rice. This chip is used to store infomation about the person using it. Disney is using these chips in both the magic band and the refillable cups.

92 Fort Wilderness.
96 Disney Institute
2000 Off site
2009 all star movies.
2011 Port Orleans FQ
2013 Port Orleans FQ
2016 ??

 

Thanks Capt_redshirt.

So the RFID is in the mug which tells the drink machine when that individual cup has been filled?

jennharmony;2427570 wrote: Thanks Capt_redshirt.

So the RFID is in the mug which tells the drink machine when that individual cup has been filled?

It does indeed. it also tells what day is the last day the cup is active

Just FYI...

If you have Tables in Wonderland, you can get 20% off the cost of the mug. We did at AoA last December!

These mugs can only be used at the resort, you can't use them in the parks?:confused:

tinkx2;2427626 wrote: These mugs can only be used at the resort, you can't use them in the parks?:confused:

Correct. But it can be used at all the resorts, not just the one where you are staying.