Yo ho yo ho it’s a pirate’s life, bromine…Credit: Frank Phillips, FlickrRelated: Disney Bulldozes Perimeter of Magic Kingdom Overnight, Landscape Forever Changed for Park GuestsAll of the Disney parks and resorts have passionate and dedicated fans who visit every year. From limited-edition merchandise to special events, certain Disney fans just have to experience everything Disney offers.Sometimes, however, this can lead to fans doing something that is strictly not allowed. Sometimes, guests will access an unauthorized area, or other times guests will run to a store just to get that limited-edition item, pushing others along the way.One fan took their dedication to the next level in a years-old video from @_disney._stuff_, taking water from Magoc Kingdom’s Pirates of the Caribbean ride, then “cooking” with said water.Wow girl drinks water from Pirates of the Caribbean. #disney#disneyworld #disneyland #magickingdom #disneyland#piratesofthecaribbean #disneytiktok @_disney._stuff_ Wow girl drinks water from Pirates of the Caribbean. #disney #disneyworld #disneyland #magickingdom #disneyland #piratesofthecaribbean #disneytiktok ♬ Pirates Of The Caribbean – Main Theme – He’s A Pirate – Geek Music Related: Disney Guest Shocked By Cast Members, “It’s Losing Magic, I Wish It Wasn’t”The guest brought along an empty water bottle during their Pirates adventure, sneakily scooping water from the ride. The guest then brought that bottle of water home and used it to “cook” with.While there is no definitive proof that the guest actually used the water to cook with, the guest did scoop water from the ride which is definitely against Disney’s rules. Anyone who has visited any theme park knows that the number one rule for all guests is to keep their hands, arms, feet, and legs inside the ride at all times.Taking water from a ride is also against Disney’s rules and using that water to cook with is most certainly against any doctor’s rules as well. The water at Disney is “clean,” but likely not fit for consumption. Disney uses bromine to treat the water on its rides and attractions rather than chlorine. This is why Disney rides have an incredibly distinct odor.Disney fans have a special relationship to water. Back before Splash Mountain permanently closed, multiple guests were seen scooping up water from the ride. While some did this for their own personal keepsake, online resell sites like eBay were flooded with containers of “Splash Mountain water” for ridiculous prices.Would you ever drink water from a Disney ride?The post That Time When a Disney Guest Stole From Magic Kingdom and “Consumed” It appeared first on Inside the Magic.