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10 Great Things to Have in Your Walt Disney World Park Bag
1. Disney Gear Are Disney accessories a must have? Depends on who you ask, I always feel more magical when I am bedazzled in Disney gear while enjoying the parks. Stashing an extra Mickey hat, park pins, or mouse ears in your bag to make you feel more magical is always a good idea in my opinion.
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10 Great Things to Have in Your Walt Disney World Park Bag
2. Deodorant, Body Wipes Maybe it’s just the girly girl in me but I like to carry a few things in my park pack to help me feel refreshed during a long day. A travel size body wipe sleeve and a mini deodorant are the perfect items for freshening up in the restroom during the park day. These items are light, take up very little space and
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3. Pain Relief and Bandages The hope is that no one in your family gets sick during your Disney vacation, but better safe than sorry. I bring a small toiletry bag full of possible medicine needs to Walt Disney World to keep in my resort room. However, I never head to a park without liquidgel pain relief tablets like Advil Liquigels or w
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10 Great Things to Have in Your Walt Disney World Park Bag
4. Camera So many of us use our cell phones for a camera these days. With the awesome photo quality on phones now, it’s no surprise why most people choose not to lug around a camera. Still, if you are old school like I am and love dabbling in photography or taking photos with large file sizes that can be increased to use for photo proje
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10 Great Things to Have in Your Walt Disney World Park Bag
5. External Battery Charger Between extra fast pass snagging on the myDisneyexperience app, in line cell phone games and of course the photo taking and sharing on social media your phone battery will likely be drained by noon. Pack a pre-charged external battery charger for your cell phone to ensure you have plenty of battery life to get
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6. Personal Fan A tiny battery operated fan can go a long way to make you feel more refreshed during a hot afternoon in an attraction line. Cheap fans from bargain stores don’t take up much space in your park bag but will prove to be a breath of fresh air in the park.
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10 Great Things to Have in Your Walt Disney World Park Bag
7. Water Bottle and Snack Playing in the park makes you hungry. Come prepared to combat cravings with a few snacks in your backpack. Bringing your own snacks cuts down on park costs and saves you time. More important still is a water bottle. You will get dehydrated quickly if you are not sipping on water throughout the day. Pack a re
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8. Rain Jacket Florida pop up rain showers are a thing. Especially if you visit Walt Disney World in the summer, be prepared to play in the park during at least one afternoon shower. The good news is that the rain showers generally pass pretty quickly. The better news is, as a WDW savvy park guest you will be prepared with a thin, folda
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9. Sweatshirt Seems counterproductive right? Sunscreen and a sweatshirt in the same day? Depending on the time of year you are visiting Walt Disney World you could be in for a bit of chilly weather if you arrive for early extra magic hours or stay late into the evening extra magic hours. Also, having a cushy sweatshirt sit on during the
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10. Sun Protection Hats, sunglasses, hydration essentials and SUNSCREEN are key items to pack in your park bag. Squinting in the sun, trying to dodge the heat and enduring sunburn is no way to spend a vacation. I love Coppertone Sport spray on sunscreen and Aveeno sensitive skin face sunscreen and never head to the parks without them. D
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