Best park bag that my husband will carry :-)

[Fizban]

We go bagless and have any purchases delivered to the room. We used to do backpacks when the kids were little, but when we stopped our park enjoyment increased. Also we dont do ponchos as we are Fl natives and are way past worrying about getting wet.

 

[OrangeBirdGirl]

We don't carry big bags in the park. However, DH has used backpacks for other travels. This is the bag he uses (it's comfortable for women too). The back of the pack is solid, but then it kinda bows out a little and it is a breathable material against your back so you don't get hot. It is not big and bulky, very slim lined. It's the Osprey Spin 22

http://www.ospreypacks.com/en/product/commute/spin_22?tab=description

 

[goofyernmost]

I have been to WDW 45 times and DL once, all of them since 1983. I have never carried a backpack, I don't even know what I would need one for. Does one take all their personal property to the parks with them. I have used a fanny pack on occasion, but, even that didn't have much in it other then my wallet and keys. Honestly, I'm not trying to be nasty here, but I really can't think of anything I would want to carry around all day or even what it might be. I've always seemed to have everything I need either in my pockets or in the fanny pack.

 

[ColoradoDis]

I have a camera bag that is big enough for my camera (Panasonic Lumix FZ-1000), sunscreen, bandaids and an extra camera battery. We just carry water bottles when we buy them. Everything else goes in my pockets, e.g., ID, credit card, blister with SPF and phone. No young kids anymore though so we don't worry about snacks or extra clothes. When still in the packaging, our ponchos fit in the bag. If we use them, they get looped through the handle on the camera bag.