Easter Basket for Disney

[MCharpie]

I would love some ideas of what to include in my kids' easter baskets (4 year-old boy and 2 year-old girl) for our April trip to Disney. Some ideas I have so far include:

keen sandals
mickey / minnie beach towel
swimsuit
sunglasses
hat

I would love other ideas of things to add that the kids will "need" for Disney.

Thanks for your help!

 

[skuttle]

Maybe a misting fan. My kids love them. The ones at WDW are expensive, and 2 of our 3 broke before we even left!

Disney themed fruit snacks would be fun.

I don't know how far you have to travel, but if it's a few hours (we drive 10 hours) some small toys, colors, stickers, etc. to keep them occupied.

 

[TwoMisfits]

I would love some ideas of what to include in my kids' easter baskets (4 year-old boy and 2 year-old girl) for our April trip to Disney. Some ideas I have so far include:

keen sandals
mickey / minnie beach towel
swimsuit
sunglasses
hat

I would love other ideas of things to add that the kids will "need" for Disney.

Thanks for your help!

A light spinner (or some other "light up" toy) for the evening parades - I'd also get the bendable "light" bracelets/necklaces that last 12 hours
Small Pool Toys
Goggles (if they'll wear them)
Pool shoes (again, if they'll wear them)
Autograph Book (if they want them)
Story book (or 5)
A costume (if they wear them) or dress up trunk (if they wear them)
Matching Disney Ts

 

[uccats97]

Disney backpack/suitcase (fill instead of basket and use to carry things on plane/parks), Mickey ears, autograph book, Disney coloring book, crayons, new Disney pjs

 

[Mousemommy1]

A light spinner (or some other "light up" toy) for the evening parades - I'd also get the bendable "light" bracelets/necklaces that last 12 hours
Small Pool Toys
Goggles (if they'll wear them)
Pool shoes (again, if they'll wear them)
Autograph Book (if they want them)
Story book (or 5)
A costume (if they wear them) or dress up trunk (if they wear them)
Matching Disney Ts

All of this. Every year. That's what is in our kids baskets.

 

[monorailsilver]

Snacks, candy (after all they will be busy the entire trip), glow sticks/bracelets/etc... for night time, if you are flying-an activity book for the plane home, well the drive home too, Coins for pressed pennies if they are into that, Disney money.

As far as the Keens, do they wear them all the time? I would hate for them to get blisters on their first time wearing them. My younger 2 have/had chunkier feet so they always got an irritation from wearing them. I have no issues and can wear a new pair with out problems.

New PJ's. That is what my kids got last year when we were in FL. I told them to only pack one pair and they got a 2nd pair for easter.

My kids get a new Disney hat and the characters sign the hat vs a book this way all I have to carry is a Sharpie.

Potato head pieces, a resort mug (I am chuckling because it may be included or it may not be but they don't need to know that). Socks, slippers, underwear (Stuff they will wear while you are there).

A new outfit, pack one or two less for them.

Hand sanitizer/wipes

Chap stick or a safe alternative for them

Hair ties

tooth brush/paste

 

[Pesky]

I tend to go practical and look for outdoor (sports, hats, etc.)/swim stuff for the Easter basket generally. Agree with glow necklaces and bracelets (one less thing to buy). Disney GC to buy their own souvenir. T-shirt, PJs. Flip-flops or other shoes to wear to the pool. Googles, small pool toy. Fun Disney band-aids. Good moisture wicking socks. Books and movies. What about a home-made coupon book for their trip? The Creative DISigns board has one DISigner who does coupons and you can have coupons for a tasty treat, popcorn, pick the next ride, meet with a princess, need a break, etc., all personalized.

 

[MCharpie]

Thank you for all of your suggestions! I have some great ideas to work off of - let the shopping begin