10 Essentials you MUST Bring to Disneyland | Tips and Tricks for Your Next Trip!

[@elaineojeda6942]

a lot of good Ideas. I would also take a zip lock bag to put the electronics in is a must.

[@RTDAdventures]

Great idea!

[@Mary-lb3ur]

Great tips! I would add a hat to the list of essentials.

[@RTDAdventures]

Good thinking! A hat is a great way of keeping the sun off of you!

[@stephaniehudson4762]

A cooling towel during hot weather! Give it a little soak and then it can keep you cool while waiting in standby!

[@RTDAdventures]

Love it! 🎉👍🏻

[@RicketyRobot00]

This is all I think about before my visit. Thanks for the help!

[@Nokkternal]

Bringing sandals is a great idea, I love Splash Mountain but the soggy aftermath always makes me question why I just went on the ride lol. Splash Mountain is just too good to pass up!

[@RTDAdventures]

Splash is a fav of mine too! I don't mind the wet so much when it's hot, but those sandals are a lifesaver for my feet!

[@casolo8107]

Blister bandages and cooling towels

[@kimh2338]

I am so excited about your channel! My fiancé and I are going in December to celebrate our anniversary. We have never gone and we love your tips. We have already saved money by booking early and have so many tips, thank you for your channel!

[@RTDAdventures]

Absolutely! Thank you for the support! Have a wonderful time and don’t forget to tell cast members about your anniversary! May be some surprises headed your way!🎉

[@wesgover261]

I was curious on bags and noticed ur backpack mention. I was wanting to bring my CamelBak for fluids purposes. Is that allowed?

[@RTDAdventures]

As far as I know, that should be fine.

[@jenasmith9076]

How do you add your Disney gift cards to the app? I have not been able to figure it out :|

[@RTDAdventures]

When you open the app click the 3 lines on the bottom right, then go down to my profile, click payment method, and you should be able to add the gift card 👍🏻🎉

[@ilicia_08]

You pretty much covered everything 👍🏻 A jacket is a good idea too for the winter times when it gets cold at night. Otherwise be willing to spend at least $60 on a jacket or sweater.

[@RTDAdventures]

You got the right idea! Pack the things you don't want to have to buy later!

[@MrMywildside]

And rain is more likely during the chillier months. Believe it or not California does get some rain.

[@ryancarlson2371]

We just wrapped up a visit and wished we did bring reusable straws in our kit. If you’re prone to chafing pack some baby powder because you will be getting the miles in.

[@RTDAdventures]

Baby powder is a MUST! Thanks for the tip!👍🏻

[@lonepop1]

Good video! I was happily surprised to see that I take just about everything you mentioned. I don't take a backpack, though. It always seemed like it would be bulky and in the way. But I wear cargo pants and shirts that have a lot of zippered pockets, so that's cool. When we go in October, my son and I will take a small side pack to see how that works. I suggest a cap. It keeps the sun off your head, and if it's really hot out, you take the cap off in the shade, wave it a little, and it cools off and feels soooo good when you put it back on. I leave my wallet in the hotel room (GASP! You NEED your wallet!!!) Nope. What do you really need? ID or drivers license, Disney credit card, gift cards if you have them, and your ticket (cast member told me the paper ticket is best to use, because sometimes their readers don't read the code off the phone). I put those few things in a badge or ID "sleeve" like you might have at work, which goes into a zippered pocket. ALSO, some cash for tips for restaurants, if you don't want to put the tip on a card.

[@RTDAdventures]

Great feedback! We love hearing about what other people do to enjoy a Disney day!

[@brndn_music]

I always bring a travel tooth brush and toothpaste.

[@RTDAdventures]

You know what, that's not something I'd ever thought to bring into the park with me but it's something I might have to start doing now.

[@MP-cr7uf]

Reusable straws! My family and I really dislike paper straws, so we always travel with our own with a cleaning brush.

[@RTDAdventures]

Great tip!

[@MrMywildside]

What about a good sturdy pair of shoes so you don’t get blisters?

[@RTDAdventures]

Good shoes are so important! We're always on the hunt for a good pair of shoes to break in before we head to the parks.

[@Bomberboybrad]

A stroller if u have kids, even if your kids have just outgrown them, so they can take turns resting from walking everywhere.

[@jannettehunter2930]

We always bring our own poncho's for the water rides. Approximately $5.00 from Target - in the camping section. Also, we bring frozen water bottles. They melt quickly. We toss the empty bottles in the recycle bins when done. However, your own refillable water bottle is a good idea too. Great tips guys!!!

[@RTDAdventures]

Ponchos are always a great idea when you want to keep dry! Definitely cheaper to bring your own too and save vs the ponchos you can get in the park. Then again, we never bring any because we like getting wet! And a big thank you for supporting us! 🙏