Excel Packing List - Download available

[DisneyDmbNut]

Thanks to Mott and Tinkryansmom for sending me the file...Please share and Pay It Forward!

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Excel Packing List

 

[Jeanne B]

This is terrific!! Just in time since I have to start packing this weekend!!

 

[DisneyDmbNut]

Bump!

 

[3swimmers]

Thanks for putting this all together. We will be taking our first cruise ever on the Disney Magic on Nov 5th, and this was great! Claire

 

[Suzy Mouse]

This is extremely helpful. Thank you for taking the time to do this!

 

[heart]

Thanks so much! This is a wonderful collection!

 

[2disneycruzrs]

Thanks for providing the easy link to it...I don't think I can do that through my website. (May save me several emails!) I hope it helps everyone. If anyone has new suggestions, please let me know and I'll add them to the list and make sure DisneyDmbNut is made aware too.

 

[Dizma]

Bump!

 

[mott]

Thanks to Jen (2disneycruzrs) for passing it on to me! For sharing the wealth so to speak.

 

[Dizma]

Thanks a million!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Queen2]

open packing list if you don't have Excel . I only have Word. it sounds like everyone liked the link

 

[DisneyDmbNut]

save it to your desktop..

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[Castaway Stowaway]

Bumping up

 

[Queen2]

thanks for the great step by step directions. However I'm computer challanged (sp) It was greek to me. I called my sil & she helped me through the directions. She made it sound simple. Now I have it. It is great list I think it has everything listed. I got chuckle out of the toilet paper.

 

[suz72]

Thank you! Very cool

 

[DisneyMom&Fan]

Thanks DisneyDmbNut!! This is the best list by far I have seen yet! I have gathered everything we will need for our cruise and organized it by category, just like you did on the list. Now I guess I'll have to put it all away - we don't cruise for another 7 months, so I'll just consider this a test run.

 

[curlybop]

Thanks! That really helps a first time cruiser.

 

[JDietz40]

I always make a list for our cruises but this one is so much better. I am setting things aside and getting the suitcases ready so now I have a good checklist and since we will have a laptop it will be an easy referance guide on the ship.



John

 

[SueRS]

I always make a list for our cruises but this one is so much better.John

Wow, I made one for our first cruise (non disney) but nothing like this. Thanks.

 

[Mrs. Darling]

Thank you for the lists!