etoiles
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Hello!
We have just booked a trip to Disney world! I have not been there in 15 years (since I was 15) and my husband has never been! We are very excited and are doing a ton of planning! One thing I wanted to know pre-trip is what type of bag is best???? We want to be able to bring water bottles for the two of us, some snacks, and the usual camera, suntan lotion, maps, etc...
Fanny packs look handy but don't hold a lot and are known as 'dorky' (although being a dork myself I guess that would fit naturally
)
Messenger bags look attractive but seem so big and bulky. I want to be able to take it on rides. I also don't want my shoulder hurting.
I also have seen a bag on e-bags (am not allowed to post links yet) but it goes across your body and it comes with a small around the neck card holder.
What type of bag does everyone use?? What have you found to be most handy???
We have just booked a trip to Disney world! I have not been there in 15 years (since I was 15) and my husband has never been! We are very excited and are doing a ton of planning! One thing I wanted to know pre-trip is what type of bag is best???? We want to be able to bring water bottles for the two of us, some snacks, and the usual camera, suntan lotion, maps, etc...
Fanny packs look handy but don't hold a lot and are known as 'dorky' (although being a dork myself I guess that would fit naturally
) Messenger bags look attractive but seem so big and bulky. I want to be able to take it on rides. I also don't want my shoulder hurting.
I also have seen a bag on e-bags (am not allowed to post links yet) but it goes across your body and it comes with a small around the neck card holder.
What type of bag does everyone use?? What have you found to be most handy???
For me, it was big enough to carry what we needed (cameras, wallets, etc) but not so big and bulky that I felt it was a hassle. It's a cross-body one and it worked really really well.
