JosieMouse
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We'll be going October 1-6, if that makes a difference. I'm getting the Dollar Tree ones. Is one for each day enough or do you suggest more?
We'll be going October 1-6, if that makes a difference. I'm getting the Dollar Tree ones. Is one for each day enough or do you suggest more?
we almost always travel during wet seasons...and I generally take 2 ponchos per person for a 4-5 day trip. Most trips we all just use the first poncho we had out and never get to the 2nd poncho...only one year did we go through both ponchos (was a very very windy storm and our cheapie ponchos ended up ripping) But other than that one trip, we all got buy with one poncho per trip with an extra for just-in-case.
We have all become very efficient at shaking off the excess water, and then folding those things tight again & popping them back in the little zipper bag...then back in the pocket. Everyone carries their own poncho in a back pocket usually.
I buy the 99 cent ponchos, either at walmart or dollar store, wherever I find them.
how much is a Disney poncho?
I bring two ponchos per person, and a gallon size zip lock bag to put each one in after they are used (make sure to fold/roll it in such a way that the inside of the poncho stays dry in case you need to use it again that same day). I could probably fit in in a quart size bag, but it would be a tight. That way they won't get everything in my backpack all wet if I have to use it. Then we can re-use each one a few times before we toss it.

We used dollar tree ones for our last trip... BIG mistake.
Not so much for us the adults but my son DS4 at the time, it was to long he kept stepping on it and tripping so we tried to tie it, it would last for a few mins and then fall again. We bought a child sized one from walmart in the camping section and for $6.00 it worked SO much better, was made of a better quality material and was just his size, plus reusable. Dollar tree ones rip and tear, not good for more then a day.