Packing lists?

[AndreAggie]

Anyone have a packing list they're willing to share?

Or must have items you can't forget?

 

[mlegasse]

I am starting to pack for Our feb 13th fantasy cruise. Here's a few ideas that are cruise specific. Sea Bands and Bonine, refillable mugs ('Cause i'm a tea snob), clothespins( handy for keeping things on the verandah to dry, hanging swim stuff to dry and stopping the hangers from moving... , I always pack bug spray but haven't used in past. Magnets to decorate the door, dry erase board to encourage family communication, extra lanyard holders because our split and we lose KTTW cards ( office supply store very cheap). I keep all passports, cruise papers and gift cards together in a zip pencil pouch inside another bag. Hope this helps

 

[Lunarias]

Shirts
Pants (for dinner if nothing else)
Shorts
Sweater (the inside of the ship can run cold)
Underwear
Socks
Pajamas
Swimsuits
Cover up
Workout clothes (if you do that sort of thing on vacation)
Dress(es)/Slacks and button up (for formal night or Palos depending on your preference)
shoes (sneaks, flip flops, dress shoes)

Toothbrush
Toothpaste
Shampoo and conditioner (if you are picky)
Hairbrush
Deodorant
Razor (depending on how long your cruise is)
Sunscreen
Bug spray
Lip balm
Make up
Hair ties/barrettes
Curling/flat iron (if you need it)

Refillable Mug (I Like to bring one to fill up soda, tea, coffee....)
Light up alarm clock (interior room)
Phone
Phone charger
Camera
Camera charger/extra battaries
Portable games/charger
Walkie Talkies (We have used them on other lines with great success, but Disney has the wavephones so that may work better for you)
Watch (if you don't normally wear one, we leave our phones in the safe in Airplane mode while on our cruises)
Cruise documents (and flight info/boarding passes) in a folder or spiral notebook with everyone's passports
Magnetic white board with markers (leave on outside of door and leave messages for each other or just talk to passersby)
Post its (same idea leave messages for each other/ room steward)
Hanging shoe organizer (you can still hang it in the closet on one of the hangers instead of over the door)
Pop-up hamper/pillowcase (so much nicer than piling dirty clothes in the corner)
Duct tape (just in case)
Pirate dress up stuff (if you want, for fun)
2 bottles of wine per adult (corkage fee if you drink it in the dining room)

I think that is the usual but that may change if you have young kids, they may like a step-stool for the bathroom to brush teeth and wash hands, they may need some of their usual distractions for during dinner or in the terminal before you board....

 

[MickeyEarrings]

clothespins ( handy for keeping things on the verandah to dry, hanging swim stuff to dry and stopping the hangers from moving...

I'm very curious: how does a clothespin keep the hangers in the closet from banging around?
edit to add: or are you not talking about hangers in the closet?

 

[JTBE]

I'm very curious: how does a clothespin keep the hangers in the closet from banging around?
edit to add: or are you not talking about hangers in the closet?

It's not recommended to hang clothes on the Verandah. However, we used the clothespin to hang our wet swim suits in the bathroom. The bathroom has a clothes line in the shower/bath area. You pull the line and connect it to the other side. On that line, we used clothespin to hang up our wet swimsuits to allow them to dry.

1. Room fragrance not a plug-in that you can leave in the bathroom b/c it smells pretty bad in the bathroom
2. We also didn't use the wave phones- we had a group of 6 and we loved the navigator app on the phone-- it allows you to text people in the group who have downloaded the app. We just put our phone on airplane mode. You don't need to buy wifi to use the Disney navigator app. It was awesome, we were able to group text everyone to tell eveyone who's picking up the kids from kids club, where the adults were meeting to hang out, which activities we were at, etc.
3. Unopened pre-packaged snacks to take on excursions
4. Definitely bug spray with deet to kill off those mosquitos that may carry zika

 

[Genie-In-Training]

Shirts
Pants (for dinner if nothing else)
Shorts
Sweater (the inside of the ship can run cold)
Underwear
Socks
Pajamas
Swimsuits
Cover up
Workout clothes (if you do that sort of thing on vacation)
Dress(es)/Slacks and button up (for formal night or Palos depending on your preference)
shoes (sneaks, flip flops, dress shoes)

Toothbrush
Toothpaste
Shampoo and conditioner (if you are picky)
Hairbrush
Deodorant
Razor (depending on how long your cruise is)
Sunscreen
Bug spray
Lip balm
Make up
Hair ties/barrettes
Curling/flat iron (if you need it)

Refillable Mug (I Like to bring one to fill up soda, tea, coffee....)
Light up alarm clock (interior room)
Phone
Phone charger
Camera
Camera charger/extra battaries
Portable games/charger
Walkie Talkies (We have used them on other lines with great success, but Disney has the wavephones so that may work better for you)
Watch (if you don't normally wear one, we leave our phones in the safe in Airplane mode while on our cruises)
Cruise documents (and flight info/boarding passes) in a folder or spiral notebook with everyone's passports
Magnetic white board with markers (leave on outside of door and leave messages for each other or just talk to passersby)
Post its (same idea leave messages for each other/ room steward)
Hanging shoe organizer (you can still hang it in the closet on one of the hangers instead of over the door)
Pop-up hamper/pillowcase (so much nicer than piling dirty clothes in the corner)
Duct tape (just in case)
Pirate dress up stuff (if you want, for fun)
2 bottles of wine per adult (corkage fee if you drink it in the dining room)

I think that is the usual but that may change if you have young kids, they may like a step-stool for the bathroom to brush teeth and wash hands, they may need some of their usual distractions for during dinner or in the terminal before you board....

Nice list, but what's the duct tape for? Does somebody talk too much?