Forgive me for being stupid.....

[Canucky]

I've haven't been to Disney in a loooong time (since I was 12 with my parents - late 80s - and I have a simple question about the attractions I don't seem to be able to get an answer for.

On rides where it's impossible for you to take your personal stuff (like a backpack), what do you do with it? Thanks.

Canucky

 

[jcriket]

I,m not sure where it's impossible, but you can either get a locker, have someone in your party hold it, or store it in the nets in front of you on rides that have them.

 

[MainStreetFan]

I haven't found a ride yet that you can't take your backpack on. I haven't ridden Mission to Mars yet though, so you will have to ask someone else about that one.

 

[LMC]

I always have a backpack and have taken it on every ride I go on.

 

[CVW]

Mission to Mars has individual storage areas inside the ride itself. You and your stuff never have to separate.

 

[Chadsgirl44]

I can't think of one attraction at WDW were you couldn't take your backpack with you. Mission:Space has storage compartments right in front of you. For anything that is a little on the wild side I just put my leg thru the strap and make sure everything is zipped (RRC & SM).

 

[Cinderella94]

I take my backpack on every single ride and just hold it in my lap or put it by my feet.

 

[NJBlackBerry]

Mission:Space (Mission to Mars was another ride in the Magic Kingdom that closed in 1993) has an area for you to store personal belonging like backpacks. Right next to the air sickness bags.

 

[Canucky]

Thanks for the quick responses - I guess the reason it isn't mentioned in any literature I've read is because it isn't much of an issue. Sweet.

Canucky

 

[byoung]

By the way Welcome to the DIS.

 

[joshsmom]

I carry a smaller backpack and I either wrap it around my wrist and then hold on to the handle or I wrap it around my leg and hold onto it that way.

WELCOME TO THE DIS!!!

 

[mickeysaver]

That is not a stupid question! It's a good one actually. May I suggest that you take a look at AllEarsNet.com because Deb has every ride listed for every park and detailed info that should help. Happy planning! Maggie