Waterproof bag for purse for water rides?

[dukiephi]

Any suggestions for some kind of pouch of bag that I could slip a large purse or backpack into so it doesn't get wet? I have a backpack I'm going to use but don't want it to get wet... Looking for something lightweight and inexpensive I can put the backpack/purse into.

Thanks

 

[Chelley00]

I take one of the XL Ziploc bags folded up in the back of my Baggalini. When we go on water rides, or if it rains, I slip my bag in that and use the carry handles on the Ziploc to tote it around

 

[momsquad]

Might be a bit "goofy", but I travel with a smallish backback in which I simply carry a large ziplock bag. When I enjoy a wet ride, I simply slip the whole backpack in the ziplock and all is good.

 

[scrapquitler]

Any suggestions for some kind of pouch of bag that I could slip a large purse or backpack into so it doesn't get wet? I have a backpack I'm going to use but don't want it to get wet... Looking for something lightweight and inexpensive I can put the backpack/purse into.

Thanks

Those XL ziploc bags. If you can't find them, just toss a grocery store type bag (or one of the larger Disney Park plastic bags from one of the shops) in there to use in case of rain.

Personally, I just carry a couple of regular gallon and quart size bags and put my electronics and my walllet in those inside the backpack. The stuff inside the backpack doesn't get saturated/soaked on the water rides if thats your concern. And if you are in the park during rain, you can just put on a poncho that covers your backpack.

 

[chartle]

Garbage Bag.

Small light weight. The only ride that comes close to really maybe getting your bag wet is Kai River Rapids and they have a center compartment to keep your stuff dry but I wouldn't trust it.

SM may splash it a bit.

 

[P00H1010]

Another vote for Ziploc bags! I have found them to work great at Disney and other parks as well. I live by Cedar Point and this summer I went on Thunder Canyon (which is essentially Kali River Rapids)....I didn't have a purse with me and put my phone in a Ziploc bag in my pocket. Needless to say I was the "unlucky" one who got completely drenched by every waterfall. My phone was perfectly safe when I got off the ride.

 

[tobikaye]

I agree with the ziploc bags. I even carry them when I go to sporting events or even outdoor festivals when it has even 10% of rain. I usually carry more electronics than anything else so I try to make sure I have something to put them in, just in case. They can also come in handy for putting other things in when out and you decide not to do a water ride or there is no rain. I once ended up putting purchases in mine to carry around instead of juggling multiple bags since it had a handle.

 

[smile5sunshine]

Look in the camping section. There are several waterproof backpack covers in there.

 

[Museick]

Or you could try this...

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/LifePro...99.p?id=1218379524412&skuId=3133099&st=iphone case&cp=1&lp=1

Oh! Just noticed you were looking for something to fit the whole backpack in! My husband just got this phone case and loves it. Our local Best Buy had it turned on in a filled fishtank to show the protection level.

 

[bookgirl]

Ziplock makes up to five gallon bags. Totally big enough for my backpack.

On the days I carried my VB cloth purse I put everything IN the purse inside of bagies and though my purse got wet, everything inside was just fine.

 

[Alesia]

Ziplock makes up to five gallon bags. Totally big enough for my backpack.

On the days I carried my VB cloth purse I put everything IN the purse inside of bagies and though my purse got wet, everything inside was just fine.

Actually they make up to 20 gallon bags, although I can't imagine needing one that big.