Last Minute quirky items.

[christi]

I would have been lost without my bumbag!

 

[Lisash]

Both parts of your driving licence. It's easy to forget you need the paper counterpart too and definately wet wipes they're always handy. Most of all just remember to enjoy yourself

 

[TENIA66]

batteries for everthing, dramamine, tylenol

 

[Amyrlin]

OK, this is quirky...... if you are at all prone to cystitis then nip to the chemist and by some of the powders with you as they do not sell any treatments over in the US and it would mean a trip to the doctors.

 

[TENIA66]

Bounce

 

[fizz13]

Just wanted to point out that Cochise has been and come back from her trip, so not sure why this was bounced,

Claire xx

 

[disneyholic family]

i just realized this was a very old post that was bounced....don't know why...

but since i already mistakenly posted i'll leave these few items in....sorry i didn't notice the bounce before i posted..


prescription medicines (in your carry on bag)...
travel snacks in the carry on bag for the kids...
something to keep the kids busy on the plane (depending on ages - puzzle books, pealable nail polish for little girls, playing cards, coloring books and crayons, etc.)

 

[MazdaUK]

Just in case anyone is using this for reference - one of those waterproof things to keep park tickets, keys and some money in at the waterparks (mine is from DIS! ) - you can get them from Lakeland to hold mobiles and everything

 

[andip1967]

How about the kitchen sink

 

[jdybnsn]

1) Baby wipes (even if you don't have a baby !) and nappy sacks.
2) Plasters and other small first aid items,
3) Address book for your postcards
4) Pens in your flight bag to fill in your visa waiver forms (and your hotel/villa address)
5) T bags from home - US tea is an aquired taste !

 

[JohnnySharp2]

Too many to list really but we always take our own Bisto Gravy...for Joshua, they just don't do it very well at all over there.

Black refuse bags
swing bin liners
washing powder tablets
pens
maps
shopping list for Publix
swim arm bands and hoop (for Joshua)
box of plasters
portable dvd player/discs (again for Josh)
Calpol/medicine (yep you guessed it, for 'me laddo' again)
Pampers wet wipes
kiddie books/cars - comfort toys basically
beach towels
plug adaptor
oakley sunglasses

etc etc

 

[Splash Mountain]

Do you use TSA locks, personally i think its a waste of time, whats the advantage?

 

[urglewurgle]

i don't fly ANYWHERE without some moistuiser and lip balm... lol...

sunglasses...

 

[urglewurgle]

oh...

normal glasses, and a spare pair!
or contacts, solution, eye drops etc...

 

[binkyboots]

dh is a talker, he chats and makes friends.. we took a supply of little scotland badges, he gave them to cast members, a police lady, people in shops, anyone he got talking to really!
lol, he also took a scotland flag and presented to the guys at guest services in mk

otherwise, toothbrush for the flight, nothing like a nine hour flight for making you feel icky.

camera, backup memory cards, notebook and pencil for a holiday journal.

 

[maureen4200040]

The one thing I never fail to do before I leave for the airport, is to call mates up to gloat that I'm off to Orlando again.


Maureen4200040

 

[Miffy2003]

Do you use TSA locks, personally i think its a waste of time, whats the advantage?

I think it's so they can open them, check your case and relock them, isnt it? So leaving your stuff relocked and secure (in theory).