What is in your bag?

As my DS and I have gone more times and as my DS has gotten older we carry less and less. We don't carry a bag at all - love not having to go through bag check! In our pockets we carry- small wallet each with our kttw cards, id (for me), small amt of cash and I carry a credit card, we each carry one dollar store poncho, we both carry our cell phones, my son carries the camera, I carry a small tube of sun block, a small tube of no-chaffe stuff and a tiny ziplock bag with a few tylenol, etc. in it, and thats it! I usually wear a ball cap but my son doesn't really like hats so he doesn't even wear that. Ditto with sunglasses, as long as I have a ball cap on I find I don't need them and my son doesn't like them. We always stay on property so if we have unexpected events happen we just go back to the room.
 
Usually carry a very small Lesportsac cross body with just enough room for:

Wallet
KTTW card
Powder compact
Camera
IPhone
Tissues/wipes
 
It's been quite some time that we've done Disney with a stroller. But this next trip our youngest will be 8 and I think we would look pretty silly pushing a stroller just to carry all our junk! I really want to go down to one very small shoulder bag or bagless. But, what to do with ponchos is the biggie. Maybe we will get lucky and have awesome weather.

Hoping to cut it down to:

Water bottle on a shoulder strap
Small shoulder purse with - money, debit card, ticket, ID, iPhone (with battery extender cover)

We will suncreen before we leave the room and wear hats. My philosophy on jackets/sweaters will be if you want one, you carry it the entire time. That's the biggie. We've always had the stroller to dump jackets and such on.

When we did DL in 2011 DS was still 5 and we took the stroller. He actually used it some when he was tired, but mostly we had our stuff and our extended family's stuff piled on it.

I'm going to miss the stroller!
 
I try to keep it light - I use a wristlet to hold my ID, park pass, TIW card, room key, camera or phone, carmex and some cash.
 

but I really stick to a backpack that's just a big sack - it's always just me and my hubby - and inside there here goes: our passaports (or valid IDs), 2 bottles of frozen water, one or two small ziplocks with non melt-prone snacks (nuts, granola bars), a small ziplock bag with some SOS medicine (like aspirin, some stomach ache relievers, omeprazole, etc.), the sunscreen can for arms and face, the camera and a little battery operated fan. I also carry a pack of refreshing towells for cleaning hands and wiping sweat from our face - I think it's from Nivea. The car keys got also thrown inside and it's a easy bag to pass the bag check and to store into lockers if needed (splash rides on the parks).

What are you doing looking in my bag?! :rotfl:

Add to the medicines my migraine meds. If I get a migraine I am DONE for the day.
 
I have done all of the above....now I have a lanyard I bought on Eddie Bauer site about 8 years ago and that is what I use! It has 3 zippered slots and the front has a Velcro slot that I put my ID, key crds and ticket in. It's easy to slip down my shirt and avoid the bag check.
 
I use a Vera Bradley hipster and pack pretty similar to everyone else:
Room key, credit card, cash
Sunscreen
Bottle of water
Crystal light packs
Lip balm/gloss
Travel size Clorox wipes (for QS tables)
Hand sanitizer
Camera
Smart phone
 
Well I usually go with my mom, brother, dad, and me so we have like a backpack to pack our stuff in. Well her is the list:
Epi Pen (for me):crazy2:
Cameras
Phones
Sunscreen
Our Park tickets
a little fan
money/wallet
and open space to put stuff we buy in there :thumbsup2
 
Of course I carry the usual; sunscreen, sunglasses, money, camera, etc.
But when I went this last time (first time in ten years:)) I carried a journal with me! It was such a smart idea because when we were waiting for our food or something I could write down the memories from the day and now I have something to look back on and read:) It makes a very special memory to have, especially since we all think we can remember everything and it all tends to slip ahahah:) It also served a dual purpose of character autograph book as well!
 
purpledisneyprncess said:
We will bring a small bag/backpack with:

Frozen waters
Sunblock
Camera
Granola bars
Goldfish/Pretzels
Frozen Grapes
Light sweater for kids when in A/C for lunch
Extra outfit for each in case they get soaked on Splash Mountain- I heard that ride if sitting in front will soak you.

Probably missing some things?!

For those of you who bring frozen water in your bag/pack, how do you control the condensation?

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For those of you who bring frozen water in your bag/pack, how do you control the condensation?

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When I do for school, I wrap a microfiber cloth around it and use a hair elastic to secure it. Saves me a lot of mess
 
The usual-money, phone, wallet, water, light snack, gum, camera, cheap ponchos, sm. hand sanitizer, zip lock baggies, napkins....

I also carry a small shammy towel (shamwow) to wipe off wet seats, benches, etc
 
I just take a small over the shoulder bag which holds DL, one credit card, some cash, KTTW, insurance and drug card, camera, cell phone and a small advil bottle of multiple medicines. Everything else is in the safe in the room.
Security usually laughs at me when I open the bag and they look... not much in there...
 
Question - which baggallini do you carry? I am in process of picking one for our Decemeber trip. I have the everyday bag but want something a tad bigger for Disney.
 
I have a personalized LL Bean backpack that my mom got me when I was 13ish. It has withstood, in the past 25yrs, school, football camps, college, trips, and 18 yrs of off-and-on laboring (this bag has done it all). And it is the perfect size for carry-on.

In it, I keep a change of socks, t-shirt, boxers. Also, since I'll be going in Dec, I carry a hockey sweater (jersey) for me, and a sweatshirt and windbreaker for the fiance'. All the clothes inside makes for nice padding for anything fragile we might buy. And it will keep cell phones safe and dry on the rides. The front pocket is nice to keep things like glasses case, floss, brush, Advil, gum, tissues, toothbrush, floss and sunscreen.

And, yes... I do carry all that every day of our trip to the parks.
 
I carry the Baggallini Messenger Bag when I need something a little bigger to the parks. I fit everything in it, it has several compartments which makes it easier to organize, and it has a mesh pocket on the outside for a water bottle....
 
  • A camera
  • extra SD cards
  • my mini-flex tripod
  • bandaids
  • ibuprofin (we get headaches easily)
  • dramamine (because I'm prone to Vertigo)
  • Tums or some equivilant
  • chapstick (usually with SPF as most come that way anyway)
  • money/park tix/ID's
  • small nail clippers (I have really thin nails and they break easily. Drives me nuts if I can't clip and file)
  • sometimes we carry a glasses case if my husband wears his glasses.
  • a couple of plastic bags for water rides
  • ponchos if needed

I'm trying to go with a waist pack next trip since we don't need the larger compartments. If we go to a park where we swim we do take a small one strapped shoulder bag with our swimming stuff in it. No lockers unless we absolutely need it.
 
my trip in Oct will be only my 2nd trip to Disney as an adult, but what I carried last time (what I plan I plan to carry this time) is similar to what I always carry on day-long outings. In the past I have carried a small backpack, but for this trip I am making a switch to a small crossbody bag.

Here is what will be in it:

small wallet with all important cards
cellphone
tissues
Wet Ones
small Nikon camera in a small case (with extra batteries)
Excedrin Migraine
Tums
Paper "itinerary" (daily schedule, park times, ADRs, confirmation #'s, etc)
autograph book and sharpie
water bottle(s)
 














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