Ultimate Disney World Packing List!

We've got the ULTIMATE Disney World Packing List for you today! If you're planning a trip to Orlando theme parks in the future, this is a must-watch for you! Let us know in the comments your must-pack items! Your suggestions are always helpful for other viewers.
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[@ellakaale]

This video made me think of Toy Story 2 when Mrs Potato Head is shoving all of the things she thinks Mr Potato Head needs into him, lol. "and your angry eyes, just in case!"

[@rileynicole7001]

Hahahaha

[@kaitlinwong1402]

YES

[@rosestrife1498]

And some Monkey food. Monkey food? FOR THE MONKEYS.

[@hiphopluvar]

Bubbles and glow sticks from the pound shop for the kids . I am from Scotland and we ended up handing them out to a few American families who’s children were about to have a tantrum, works a treat , stopped the tantrum and they had a souvenir from Scotland in Florida !

[@hammerstadshappyplace9877]

This makes me so happy! Scotland souvenir:) you're amazing. Thanks for sharing the fun.

[@phiagirl6284]

hiphopluvar great idea!

[@luv2dancega]

This is so kind of you and a great idea

[@siblingsquad4160]

So nice of you! Great idea!

[@nanananananananana00]

this is such a good idea! definitely gonna do this but it won’t be as cool as being from scotland since i’m from the states too 😅

[@astropretzel]

“Consider bringing date night clothes” Me: *cries in single*

[@sharonodea5101]

Maybe do a video of what not to pack.

[@simplyvani8285]

They made one now

[@KaterinaDanielle]

We always keep hand sanitizer or antibacterial wipes in our bag. We also bring cream for areas that chafe if it’s short season. Silly but you’ll regret it if you don’t bring some!!!

[@lourdesokoro4158]

this aged well.

[@ieattacoss]

In winter it can get really really cold. hahahaha (laughing in Canadian)

[@FeTTCandme]

I was thinking it. You said it. (laughing in Chicago-ian)

[@savannasavage9416]

laughing in Northern Minnesotan

[@allisondeplazes2403]

Savanna Savage same

[@kaneshap.6146]

Laughing in Michigan. Lol

[@misslisa1120]

Yeah, I caught that too. Also laughing in (Central) Minnesotan.

[@sburris65]

1. Gum..bring plenty..cant buy it in the park. 2. Small first aid kit. Yes they have first aid but it is easier to just pull a band aid out of your bag. 3. Gold bond friction. Comes in a tube. Great for inner thigh chaffing, areas where your clothes may rub, and back of your ankles. 4. Going at Halloween? Bring costumes..adults included. 5. Camera batteries. Very important if your camera uses a camera battery. And extra memory cards. 6. Sharpies if you are collecting autographs. 7. Addresses and post card stamps if you want to send them on vacation. 8. Small notepad. Great for jotting down notes on vacation. Especially great for crafters and blogger or vloggers. 9. Extension cord..especially if your also doing a cruise or you have lots of plugables. 10. Going during a holiday? Decorate your door!

[@victoriaschwendiman911]

Susan Burris I always go through a lot of bandaids

[@jasprosey84]

Susan Burris Thanks! That’s super helpful. I go to Disney next Wednesday with my school :^)

[@euphoria8248]

If you do bring gum please actually put it in the trash can instead of on the floor or on a trash can or anything else because there are a lot of inconsiderate people who don’t actually put there gum in the proper place. Disney works hard on those roads. I am just saying if you bring gum be careful

[@simplyvani8285]

If you are too bored to watch the vid.... read this.

[@earthtominiryu]

they don't sell gum because disney himself was very insistent on having clean parks uwu

[@marcusds]

Great video! I've always packed my luggage to be "over-prepared". My aunt always said that I pack my backpack "like it's the first day of kindergarten." I pack quite a bit of the things that you listed but I have a few more suggestions from my backpack that I carry around in the parks. 1) Mini First Aid Kit: I'm a fairly clumsy guy and you never know when I might need a Band-Aid. Better to have and not need, than need and not have. 2) Deodorant and wet naps: It's hot in Orlando and I sweat more than the average person. It doesn't hurt to freshen up once or twice in the parks. 3) Hand sanitizer: Disney World is crowded with people from all over the country and all over the world. Those folks are going to bring their germs with them. No sense in getting sick and missing out on fun that you've already paid for. 4) Cash and change: We live in a world where things are paid for more and more with plastic. However, it's tough to tip the bellhop, Mousekeeping, wait staff, and such with a credit card. Also, not all of the vending machines at Disney take cards either. Also, in my regular suitcase, I always pack one t-shirt, baseball cap, or sweatshirt with the name of my hometown or a local sports team. It might sound odd, but it's fun to see if other guests or cast members recognize it and it can show you how small the world really is. i come from a very small town in the middle of nowhere Pennsylvania and have met a few people on every Disney trip I've ever been on that either live near by or know somebody close by. It's amazing. Lastly, I couldn't agree more with this vlog about how great a refillable water bottle is. I fill mine up as much as I can at the ice machine at the hotel and fill with a bit of water each morning. As it melts, I have cold water all day long.

[@adub_from_2534]

really like your idea of wearing a local sports item! I'm originally from Seattle, but live in VA and it's funny to see how many people there are around here that recognize my local/non-professional teams!

[@svhwdwnut]

marcusds don’t carry water in our purse it could spill & kill your phone

[@SRfangirl]

That’s a smart idea with the water bottle. I’ll have to remember that for my next Florida visit.

[@emmafrey2626]

I'd pack some gum because they dont sell it. Also the cash and change is a good idea

[@daniellelowe2306]

You should make an ‘All about Magic bands’ video! Love binge watching all your videos for our next Disney trip!😊

[@corysims9089]

I don’t have a trip anyone near the horizon, but I’ll still listen to what to pack 😂

[@anonymousqueen8659]

I had no idea we can bring food into the theme parks. This just saved me a ton of money

[@mindyschocolate]

Asante Chanel yup! They don’t allow glass though.

[@sandrasaunders7075]

We always bring dollar store glow sticks for the kids after dark. Keeps them visible and happy instead of buying overpriced glowing items for sale on the park.

[@jenrinehart1723]

I always bring a friction-reducing stick like Body Glide. It helps on those uncomfortable heat rashes I tend to get from “chub rub” or any other kind of similar discomfort.

[@karleelarsen7351]

I don’t remember whose video I watched prior to my honeymoon to Disney World in 2016, but they said to bring personal Brita water bottles for the free ice water that you can get... and it made such the difference and I will never go again without mine! For those of you that don’t know, Florida water generally has a strong sulfur/rotten egg smell, but when you put it in a filtered water bottle, it takes any odd flavor/smell right out!

[@BroadwayVito94]

I always bring a chargeable, portable mini fan (electronic). This is great when waiting in line, especially in outdoor lines, or even watching a parade! They are quiet and really provide significant relief. I bought mine on amazon for less than $10.00. WELL WORTH IT!

[@Atlmystique]

Vito Fiore Makeup Our first trip was at the end of May about 5 years ago and our portable fans were a lifesaver. People kept asking where we got them (Amazon of course) cause we knew fans in the park would be extra expensive

[@phiagirl6284]

Great idea! Thank you!

[@sugetoosty1685]

please provide the link of the one you bought (some are cheaply made)----great idea!

[@OneOfADozen]

Soooo exciting!! Bringing our 10 kids over from Australia 🇦🇺 in less than 6 months! We’ve been counting down since 509 days!!! 😍😍😍😍

[@phiagirl6284]

One Of A Dozen wow that's so cool! Congrats!!

[@trent031991]

Oh wow! 10 kids man..how did you do it! I can only handle two kids heh

[@c2l1e6]

One Of A Dozen almost there!!!!!

[@natalieryan1499]

There is 71 days until I go to disney world I am so excited

[@misslisa1120]

😳 10 kids? Wow, I'm willing to bet you have the patience of a saint!

[@lesliebeaver]

A must have in our park bag is non drowsy Dramamine. We love rides but sometimes someone will get motion sickness and that’s definitely not fun. They do give it to you free at First Aid but it’s regular and there’s nothing worse than say a husband that falls asleep every time he sits down 😂

[@kenrudd7999]

I am that husband!

[@myownsandbox]

You can also get a prescription from your doctor for SCOP patches. They go just behind the ear and last for 3 days. I'm one that gets motion sickness and these are as magical as Disney!

[@losermillie]

I know I'm late to the game but have you tried the wristbands that have a little half ball on the pressure point? I get motion sickness on long car rides and these are amazing!

[@simplyvani8285]

It is made of ginger. The other method is the chewable kids version.

[@Atlmystique]

We bring a paper plates, a roll of paper towels & plastic ware for our hotel room. Come in so handy when hanging in your room eating/snacking especially if you are further away from the food court in the main building.

[@adub_from_2534]

great idea! just added that to my list.

[@christinezeller2232]

“And I’m packing your ANGRY EYES!”

[@debbiemabrey6236]

I am thinking of sending a package from Amazon with food items to my hotel a week before I go. This should help me save a ton of cash.

[@bbkangs]

Florida has just two seasons: hot, and *hotter*

[@lmp1125]

This winter it was 35* here some days. Like she said, winter can be super tricky

[@adenise676]

+Lindsey Podd How is the weather there in Late august early september??? Degrees wise

[@r1que899]

bbkangs and rain lots of rain

[@l-traincrafts7070]

Lol

[@boiledpean4034]

bbkangs animal collective 🖒

[@ambermoreland4315]

I’d like to add bandaids, knee brace, hair ties, chapstick, spare pair of contacts. I never knew that I had an issue with one of my knees until going to Disney. I don’t forget to bring knee brace now. Also, almost lost a contact on Everest. Keeping an extra pair with me next time.

[@sarahalbaladejo6886]

Something that has helped my family are cooling towels especially during those really hot days. We usually use one as a lining in the stroller for babys back and another on front. It helps so they dont overheat.

[@misslisa1120]

Also bring a small repair kit for minor issues you might have. Sewing kit for small rips and tears, a couple of paper clips (they work really well for broken zipper pulls 😉), zip ties, first aid kit, and anything else for those small unexpected emergencies while you're on vacation. Nothing ruins a good day at the park than having something essential break and not being able to repair it.

[@caliapaine]

Pennies & quarters for the penny press. Great cheap, fun souvenirs. We pack our park bag as our carry on and go straight to the park. Who cares if the room is ready. They text you the room number. When we are done playing our luggage has arrived. MOLESKIN, Sunscreen, dry clothes, magic bands, sunglasses, baggies and Excedrin are great essentials.

[@kateb876]

Great video! Some other items we bring...ponchos, hand sanitizer, snacks for parents as well as kids, sunglasses, croakies (or whatever they're called that hold sunglasses around neck), RFID blocker wallet.

[@OktaviaVon]

Never put ur meds in checked bags!! If your bag gets lost then u can't get ur meds!

[@svhwdwnut]

nonon jakuzure especially any who take magical express or take cruises who knows when u might see your luggage

[@SRfangirl]

If you take it daily, like I do, put the solid meds in those 7 day pill holders. This is especially true if the bottles are big! Should still take the pill bottle with the script on it or a paper from your doctor showing you’re allowed to have the meds and your country of origin or which Disney Park you’re going to. This applies not just to the American parks, but overseas as well. What meds are allowed in to each country without a doctor’s prescription varies, even for what us in the States consider otc. If you are going to any overseas Disney Park (or any foreign country in general) and you take medicine for something that you know you’ll need while there, check to see if you’ll need some specific note for it or not. If you have to take otc supplements-vitamins, iron, what have you-just stick those in a ziplock bag, one bag per supplement. Again, this is the supplement is solid and you’ll be at the Disney Parks and their area for less then the daily amount in your supplement bottle. Most of the vitamin containers, minus the iron, that I see or use are impractical to pack in a carry on. Especially for a 2 week trip. Supplements, minus gummy vitamins, tend to be small, but not all.

[@kejingjing1870]

I'd like to see a video about snack credit foods that are a big enough serving to eat as a meal.

[@SeriouslyCreepy]

I'd like that as well!

[@kaitybby123]

ME as well!! I actually tweeted them this video idea a while ago to no response.

[@DiannJ]

Me too!!!

[@SeriouslyCreepy]

:D

[@MyLady22]

Pork pulled fries at Flame tree bbq inside animal kingdom! A good amount of fries with a good amount of pulled pork topped with bbq sauce!

[@jjw2372]

Hi DFB! Thanks for all the awesome videos! Would you please consider making a future video on "budgeting", with different cost estimates of how much a Disney trip would cost per day, say, for two, for a family of 4, low budget plan, high budget plan, etc. I know it's a tough topic, but if anyone can do it, you guys can!

[@maddyking3436]

JJ W yes! This would be so useful!! :)

[@SRfangirl]

If you (DFBGUIDE), haven’t done this yet, please add in factors like resort type, if you’re bringing a camper (why not?).

[@myrmidoni87]

My 10yr old niece and 8yr old nephew LOOOVE you. You were their resource for research these past 2yrs before we went to Disney World this past February. Great videos!!

[@meganregan8812]

What's the weather like there in February? We are going on 2020. Thanks!!

[@MsWDWFAN1]

Great tips AJ! Like you said, even in the winter the sun rays are still there and you can get a sunburn. Wear that sunscreen! As a born and raised Floridian, I know first hand! The sun is no joke! Weather is very unpredictable no matter what time of year. In the wintee, it can be in the 80's one day then drop to the 50's the next! Summer it can be raining one minute, the the sun comes out the next. Very informative video AJ! Especially for people who don't live in Florida or coming here for the first time. You're definitely a seasoned traveler!

[@morbius101]

My BEST packing tip. Foam parade cushion!!! Not the expensive stuff, but the ones you can find on Ebay for all of 3$. It's just a small folded foam sheet that if it rains and there are wet benches, rough stone, dirt? No problem, you have a waterproof foam sheet that weighs almost nothing and takes so little room. Extra bonus if your park bag is a backpack as you now have a foam layer between you and that charge pack or first aid kit that is trying to poke you in your shoulder all day.

[@barbaraklein5592]

Hydro-cortisone cream for chafing or any rash Allergy medicine Tide Pods, in case things get dirty or wet you can always do laundry at most hotels

[@drewharrington9982]

im going on july 27 2021 and im already looking at a bunch of disney vids from this lady (IM SO HYPED)

[@susanzahn4922]

Prescriptions: Pack more than what you think you'll need. I was going for 9 nights and so that's all I packed. Then Hurricane Irma came and my flight was cancelled. I didn't realize the pills would be a problem until I ran out the morning it hit, and the pharmacies were closed until the day I flew back, so I went three days without my HBP pills. It definitely had a negative impact on how I was feeling those last three days. Shoes: Pack TWO good pairs of walking shoes and alternate them each day so that the pressure points get breaks. Umbrella: I packed both cheap ponchos and a tiny umbrella. The first time I needed the poncho, it was so hot and humid under it that I was more wet from sweat than rain. The little umbrella fit into a side pocket of my backpack and I only needed it once or twice. The rest of the time the light and brief rain actually felt good. Plus, with the ponchos, unless you intend to just throw it away after each use (wasteful), you're then stuffing a wet poncho into your bag, which is yucky. Handheld fan: You can go old school with a handfan, or bring a battery/rechargeable one. I bought a GOOD one on Amazon and it was a lifesaver. Plus kids loved to get a sudden blast of "cool" air while in line. This is what I had--the charge lasted all day, and it really pumps out a good wind, not like those little cheap ones. smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01GH78UAQ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Several ziplock bags of different sizes: For opened snacks, for electronics when it's wet, for collecting receipts, etc.

[@Wineoclockbookworm]

I can't tell you how helpful your videos have been!!! I went to Disney 6years ago for the first time as a chaperone for our high school band and I knew then that I would be returning with my precious grandboys. They're now 5 & 6 years old and I'm planning our trip now. I would be LOST without these videos! I'm binge watching with a notebook taking notes and discussing what I've learned from you with my family. Thank you for putting these up! Love from Mississippi!

[@redpastawench]

Extra shoes. After a whole day walking or if they got wet it is so good to put on dry, fresh shoes. In the parks have dry socks ready, dry feet are happy feet!

[@bethmck]

Chafing cream is a MUST!! I was in Switzerland last summer and I did a lot of hiking (sometimes 8-10 mile hikes a day). I don't know if it's available in the US (I'm from the UK) but having larger legs that rub together easily chafing cream absolutely saved me and I hope it'll do the same thing for me again when I go to Florida in a few weeks!

[@TheStaceycanada]

Things we pack a light weight collapsible hamper, clothes pins, hanging clothing organizer (light weight), flashlight, plug in night light, hanging shoe organizer, extra bag for extras on the flight home.

[@HeidiSKulesh]

Great video and tips, AJ! I also love/liberally use Zip Locs. I def recommend bringing basic first aid and cold OTC supplies -- I've had to pay resort prices for cough medicine/Ibuprofen, etc, and it ain't FUN! I also always pack moleskin - stays on/mods MUCH better than Band Aids for blisters! I also usually do laundry during my trips, so I throw dryer sheets in my suitcase. Keeps the suitcase/clothes smelling nice, cuts down on odors from any dirty clothes (also bring tall kitchen bags to transport dirty clothes home, or to the Disney laundry), and even keep suitcases/drawers fresh in between trips. I make sure to bring plenty of my sugarless hard candies to keep my mouth moist so again - I don't have to pay park prices. I use the candies instead of chewing gum (too much metal in my mouth anymore!) :(, but tell those who chew gum make SURE and bring that, since they do NOT sell that anywhere on property. Also bring plenty of cigs if you smoke. If I'm staying DVC, or for longer, and have a firidge, I usually do a Garden Grocer delivery, including plenty of bottles of water, to cut down on costs, and to not have to trudge out for something. Also cuts down on the "physical labor" aspect for me to have to transport the stuff.

[@emilyroccia8831]

Great video!! Packing cubes are amazing, great for that extra change of clothing or to organize and pack souvenirs on the way back home. They are compact and can be pulled out to be used on their own.

[@mikes4163]

Shoes, shoes, shoes - tested, comfortable footwear is top priority! Most everything else can be picked up locally without much trouble if you haven't got it. I took 4 pairs of sandals for 14 days, all 'broken in' beforehand, but one pair still gave me grief when worn all day.

[@linds1994]

DFB you make the best videos ever! Thank you for making my day, this was super helpful😊

[@ashbee7669]

disney packing is so unique. you bring and use so many things that you'd never be able to put into use on any regular trip.

[@GRACECOLLEEN]

Several years ago I spent my whole week at WDW with dirty eyeglasses because I couldn't find the few drops of dish soap I needed to get them really clean. Disney has since decided to make dish soap available at "some" hotel gift shops. BUT I got a great tip...buy a contact lens case and fill the two little compartments with the tiny amount of dish soap which is all I need to keep my eyeglasses smudge-free all week!

[@teamalice115]

I usually use a eyeglass cleaning spray. I put a little in a travel size bottle and bring it with me to the parks

[@emmawatkinson6438]

Wet wipes work well in a pinch

[@carolynredmon8404]

I LOVE this! Got me super excited for our trip to Disney World this November! Not gonna lie, almost convinced my husband we needed a Disney suitcase after watching this.

[@kaitlinomalley7373]

Carolyn Redmon how was the weather? we are going this November, but we normally go in the spring so I’m not sure if I should pack the same clothes!

[@ericholmes3363]

I wish I could go to Disney World, I've never been ,but at least I'll be prepared when I do

[@judibickford5306]

As usual the Wise Woman gives BEYOND WONDERFUL advice. My trip to WDW is a little less than two years away and I will consult this video again when it's time for me and my husband to go!

[@Markandmelissatravels]

DFB videos always make me wanna go back to disneyworld again!!! 😩😩😩😁

[@sohaaijaz52998]

I think it's most likely possible to have a swimsuit shampoo sunscreen and flip-flips on hand because it does tend to get very hot and having sunglasses as well makes it easier. but also prefer to bring a mesh swim bag just in case I would need keep everything in before putting them In any of the lockers that are available within the park.

[@stephensok9927]

My kids and I love the penny machines and make sure that we bring plenty of quarters and shiny pennies!

[@vanessamackey3857]

All good advice! One thing I always have in my day bag in the parks and on the go is a travel pack of tissues. Going in and out of air conditioning wrecks havoc on my little one's nose and he's always looking for a tissue. And wet wipes!

[@hairdresser1300]

wet wipes !!! I can't get over how many times those wipes come in handy

[@mytube821]

Vanessa Mackey and if there is no toilet paper the Kleenex works. I have traveled the world with my little handy pack of tissues.

[@TonksRules]

Baby wipes always!! Even without little ones they are good to have!! There are too many times in you might get something sticky on you and you don't want to have to have to find a bathroom every time to take care of it. Having wipes along with hand sanitizer is a good combo to have on you at all times.

[@jordann341]

Love watching your videos ! Even though I am an annual pass holder I still always leave the parks wishing I could have know something or packed some different so these videos really help! Great tips!

[@ivoryandcat]

Bath size towel and a washcloth or two. The towel is great for after water rides, and to put down anytime you have to sit somewhere hard or dirty like on the sidewalk or ground for parades. Washcloths are good for small amounts of water on rides or wiping off a seat before you sit down on a water ride, also cleaning hands, faces and spills.

[@crystalkloo]

Yay!! I've been looking for a good packing list! This is perfect! Thank you!

[@christinecummingstrunk5576]

Great tips! Thank you! We usually include things for the kids like glow stuff and bubbles.

[@sterlinglabosky1603]

Love ALL your videos! We are headed to Disney in April and my family keeps joking that I am just going to eat and not ride because of all the great stuff you guys have shared! ;-) I would love a video on gluten free eating in the parks. My husband just found out he is gluten intolerant, and I would love to hear your recommendations on what to eat gluten free because all your other food videos are awesome! Thanks!!

[@David-vs8uh]

In 2015 I brought back some souvenirs and had trouble closing my suitcase. Last year I decided to get everything shipped to my home. The shipping and handling wasnt much at all. This relieved a lot of stress of packing and things breaking. Disney has a garentee of replacing broken items when shipped.

[@waynemarshall5301]

Happy to hear we can bring food and snacks in

[@eileendolenk2822]

Can't forget the hand sanitizer and/or baby wipes!! I also keep a small ziploc with bandaids, Neosporin, and tylenol in my day bag.

[@glitchysquid1137]

There's a really good buy if you chafe/blister easily called "Dr. Scholl's Moleskin". It works like tape, but it's fuzzy on one side so your skin doesn't rub against your shoes/thighs/etc.

[@AmberDoubleU]

Very helpful video, thanks so much! Making my list now for my trip in early May!!!

[@TheMissess4]

Ember Weidow Yes me too. Mine is in June. Very informative

[@DPV1924]

Ponchos! Cheap 5 or 10 pack from the Dollar Store or Amazon. Such a life saver and sooo much cheaper than in the parks. Thanks for another great video!

[@laurenkyte6962]

I think our must have to bring is a portable fan that can attach to a stroller... Not all strollers allow for good air flow, and nothing is worse then an overheated and tired child!

[@shainaforthewin]

Can you make an updated one??? You guys are helping me so much getting ready for this August!

[@alejandrareyes436]

I’m going on 3 weeks for the first time !! So excited 😊

[@TheGalaxy_]

I'm going in July and this video made me become mindful on what to pack for our trip there, thanks for the help! Love your videos

[@edsolis7663]

If you arriving later in the day or in the evening, make sure to pack your pajamas and anything you need to get to sleep. Your bags might take a while to get your room and you might not want to wait up for them.

[@leialohadis6434]

I like to bring a hand held water spritzer. When it is hot it is nice to just spritz myself and it fits easy in my bag.

[@iam4uk60]

I like to bring a clear, over the door shoe bag/pocket holder and hang it on the bathroom door. Great for storing suntan lotions, make-up, combs/brushes, shampoo, hairdryer/curling iron, hair ties, etc. Makes things accessible when you have limited bathroom space in hotels or on cruise lines.

[@TheTenderedSoul]

Thank you this video! I'm leaving for Disney World in about a week and a half and this is very helpful!

[@MeettheMathers]

Love your videos so much. Look forward to every single one! 😍😍

[@alexisbk9576]

Thank you for another awesome video AJ! Helped my family a lot with our upcoming trip :)

[@bee_is_me_8102]

One of my favorite videos to watch over and over to prepare for disney!!😊

[@Emily-hp1ke]

The pins!!! Oh my gosh, if you are planning on pin trading, get a lack of 20 common pins, and then trade them at the park. Buying them at the park WILL break you bank. They can go 9.99 a pin! Also, Florida has no winter. Our seasons, in order of occurrence, are: hell, hurricane, and fall.

[@errolzirlott3638]

That helped out a lot .. love the hand soap in the restrooms .. smells so good !!

[@Megenz327]

So helpful!! I’m leaving on Monday for my 21st birthday trip and I need things Like this to help me pack❤️❤️

[@junyor757]

We bring our own toilet paper. Especially handy on road trips. We don't like to use the cheap thin TP or the John Wayne TP. You know tough, rough, and will not take crap from anyone.

[@autumnwhite9739]

Beautifully Done!! Can’t wait for our trip

[@allenthomas5046]

Such a great video! Thanks @DFBGuide!

[@pinkwinterprincessEri]

Thanks for these helpful tips ^_^ I have cerebral palsy and I'm going to Orlando and Miami Florida this summer with my family for the first time. I'm very excited to go to Disney world and universal studios Orlando Florida too.

[@hiphopluvar]

Kawaii Otaku wish it was me ! Enjoy!

[@pinkwinterprincessEri]

hiphopluvar awww don't worry I bet you'll have to the chance to go to Disney world soon and thank you so much I'm very excited!

[@TZ-ss3pk]

Kawaii Otaku enjoy

[@pinkwinterprincessEri]

TBR 101 thank you so much 😁

[@TZ-ss3pk]

Kawaii Otaku Np u deserve it

[@musicgirl0147]

Im headed to Disney for the first time in a few weeks! Thank you!!

[@83steps72]

I pack plastic grocery bags to put over my shoes for water rides I bring flip flops in case it pours down rain (which it often does)

[@caitlinwilson4217]

Great advice, thank you DFB!

[@gemmabutler3552]

I am planning to go disneyworld in a couple of years time and I find these videos very useful thankyou so much x

[@ninabradley4884]

You should definitely do a video about what you don’t need to pack or what you shouldn’t

[@johnctaylor9120]

Lots of good ideas and advice, reminder to international travelers that there are rules for taking food into the country! Also, top tip, storage at some resorts is limited, think of a collapsible hanging shoe storage unit, ideal for storing socks, underwear evennshoes! Keep up the good work!

[@sarahnave865]

Awesome Video! Very helpful! Would love a video on how to make the most of the dinning packages!

[@aricapoole3834]

A camelbak backpack with a 2 liter bladder! As a couple with no children we each carry one and we couldn’t survive the parks without it. We fill our packs in the morning before the park at our hotel with ice water and again in the afternoon during our mid day break before we go back out. And most camelbaks have just enough room for your park essentials. Highly highly recommend!!!

[@emmablevins4688]

leaving for WDW in a month... time to start packing

[@b3llacami]

Thank you so much Aj I am going to Disney on Wednesday and this is really helpful

[@natalyrodriguez7078]

Great tips!! Definitely take ponchos!!! I went last year for the first time ever in June and ignored the whole poncho thing, needless to say i had to spend $45 -50 on 4 ponchos at the park!!! Ill definitely be using them this summer when i go back!!!

[@lisac2133]

These are great tips. We r going in 3 weeks. After watching these videos & reading the comments , i am bringing water bottles that use filter straws. Hopefully, we can take advantage of the free water at the parks. Also, thanks to the comments, will be sure to pack chaffing cream, 1st aide kit & hand sanitizer. My granddaughters have been watching Tracker Tim and counting down to Disney. Even for me, it's so hard to focus on the important things coming up before we go.

[@kathyjohnson1037]

I pack Body Glide for chaffing and the is a second skin in an aqua color package at The drug store. Theses things are amazing.

[@anmrivera6736]

Thank you for these tips and ideas❤️👍🎉

[@hilarysoria8718]

Great list!! Would love a video on gluten free eating. I know many of the restaurants offer allergy friendly options but it would be great to know what those are/look like. Who has the best options. Which GF options are the same regardless of where you go. Etc.

[@lisahudson5652]

This was very helpful. Thanks.

[@mistressluckykitty]

My favorite outfit to wear there on warm days is a loose-fitting Disney tank top, moisture wicking workout capris, and my Minnie Mouse tennis shoes. I may look like I'm going to the gym but at least I'm comfortable LOL

[@phiagirl6284]

mistressluckykitty where did you get the Minnie Mouse shoes? :)

[@mistressluckykitty]

PhiaGirl New Balance released a collection earlier this year of Minnie Mouse themed shoes, which you can find on the internet from various stores.

[@phiagirl6284]

mistressluckykitty thank you!

[@mindyschocolate]

PhiaGirl Main Street Bella sells them too.

[@svhwdwnut]

mistressluckykitty I prefer a skirt

[@janetwinslow4420]

Ziplocks work great for refillable mugs drink your coffee or soda at the bus stop but them in a ziplock toss them in your bag or backpack. I also bring phone charger as there are changing stations throughout the park

[@isabelmiles2680]

Yay ! I’m going in 8 days ! Perfect timing :)