Packin items, staying on site..

[mmmdisney]

Hello all, looking to see if you have any tips on things to bring... Outside the normal, sneakers, swimsuit etc.. . We are staying at the BC club level.. Thanks so much!

 

[MonorailCentral]

If you are susceptible to blisters, some bandaids and moleskins can be helpful. Some like to spend a month packing, but resist the urge to bring too much. Less is more.

 

[DisneyFansInNYC]

When are you going? If you are going in August - bring rain jackets. We bring two per person - it does rain just about every day. If it rains in the early part of the day when we go back to rest we let the wet ones dry and take the dry ones to the park.

We bring ziplock bags for our phones on water rides.

We also bring power strips for all of our electronics to charge in the room.

We love the BC CL - just don't like that we never had a full porch when we stayed there.

ENJOY!

 

[DMDaisy31]

Ditto on the power strip, we buy rain ponchos at a Dollar Tree (2 per pack for $1), then we can just toss them after they are wet or give to another person waiting to go on a water ride. Gold Bond makes a friction stick that works great if you get blisters on your feet or get a rash/thigh rub issues. It looks like a deoderant, I use it running too (great for if you are going when it is really hot!). We did bring an over the door shoe holder to put bathroom/vanity items in to keep off the counter and hung it on the outside of bathroom door where whoever was at sink area could access it. Brought our own coffee pods for a better tasting coffee, since we had heard that the coffee in the room was not so good. Brought a Mickey nightlight I had also gotten at Dollar Tree for $1, to see the way to the bathroom at night. Extra plastic baggies of all different sizes to use for leftovers or to hold electronics on water rides or during a downpour. Hope that helps.

 

[AthenaBolina]

Ditto on the power strip, we buy rain ponchos at a Dollar Tree (2 per pack for $1), then we can just toss them after they are wet or give to another person waiting to go on a water ride. Gold Bond makes a friction stick that works great if you get blisters on your feet or get a rash/thigh rub issues. It looks like a deoderant, I use it running too (great for if you are going when it is really hot!). We did bring an over the door shoe holder to put bathroom/vanity items in to keep off the counter and hung it on the outside of bathroom door where whoever was at sink area could access it. Brought our own coffee pods for a better tasting coffee, since we had heard that the coffee in the room was not so good. Brought a Mickey nightlight I had also gotten at Dollar Tree for $1, to see the way to the bathroom at night. Extra plastic baggies of all different sizes to use for leftovers or to hold electronics on water rides or during a downpour. Hope that helps.

Where did you get coffee pods? Dh is a coffee addict and must have coffee every morning or else he is a zombie. The pods have to fit senseo right?