What's in your park bag?

[mickeyluv'r]

You can bring in drinks (non alcoholic of course) and snacks. They allow soft sided coolers but not hard sided ones.

I think glass bottles are also a no- no. I know glass is not allowed poolside. Non-alcohol in glass bottles is pretty rare these days, so I've never tested.

If you have a beer at your hotel, and wish to bring it to the pool, it must be transferred to a plastic cup.

 

[3CallmeMommy]

-ID
-Money
-ATM/Credit Card (just in case)
-Poncho
-Camera
-iPhone

 

[crazymomof4]

After hearing the story of the people changing the baby on the table at Flame Tree, I'm adding Clorox Wipes to the list.

WHAT???!!!??? I shouldn't be shocked and yet, I am! Yes, adding Clorox wipes to my list!

 

[ashleighbass06]

Master list is updated! Thanks for all your advice! Hopefully this list will be helpful for other DISers!

 

[wendydarling826]

I am a minimalist when it comes to taking stuff to the parks. I take less and less every time - cards, camera, and a hat are pretty much all I take. I'm curious, though - what are you using a shamwow and masking tape for in the park?

 

[Autumnslight]

We have an almost 4 year old, so we still take a small stroller with us, and I take two bags.

I carry a very small cross body bag, with photo ID, AP, TiW card, credit card, debit card, a small amount of cash, chapstick, inhaler, advil, allergy meds, sunglasses, trading pins, and cell phone.

In the stroller basket, I have a hobo or tote bag, with a backup battery for our cell phones, a pack of baby wipes, a few granola bars, water flavoring drops, sunscreen, autograph books, sharpies, ponchos, and a change of clothes for our youngest child.

 

[ashleighbass06]

I am a minimalist when it comes to taking stuff to the parks. I take less and less every time - cards, camera, and a hat are pretty much all I take. I'm curious, though - what are you using a shamwow and masking tape for in the park?

One PP said a Shamwow-type towel to wipe down seats and I guess the Rockettes use masking tape on their feet for preventing blisters.