What are you Allowed to bring into Disneyland | First Time to Disneyland Tips | Pt 4

[@BobandKellyGo]

Thank you for the info about the water filling stations. I’m so glad they have those now. Hangry meltdowns are not good! 😁 having small snacks in your backpack is a lifesaver! Another awesome video Crystal and Jim!

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

You are welcome. Filling stations are such a money save. I have a 32 oz Yeti and fill it constantly. Along with the kids, I get hangry too! ;) Snacks keeps all the boys happy. Thanks -Jim

[@MollyFitzBrown]

We always bring water bottles and snacks in our backpack too :) Nice tips!

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

I just wish they had ice machines next to the water dispensers!

[@MollyFitzBrown]

@@AnaheimParkTourist That'd be nice!

[@RankingTheMouse]

Super helpful!!! Especially the food & backpacks. Most people don't realize you can bring these in!!

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

Yes! We see these questions asked all the time

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

It won’t let me edit! We decided to make a video about this stuff since we see the questions . Hopefully it helps.

[@FLACKFAM]

Those baby centers are so nice, they saved us a few times! Security always takes a bit for us and we have gotten a locker before for merch. They always ask if my stabilizer extends! Thanks guys!

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

We absolutely loved those baby centers. They were especially nice on cold days when you had to change diapers. Hard to believe we haven't used them in about 10 years. We sometimes grab a locker if we have to leave the park and come back. It is just easier than having security go through your stuff again. Last time we brought a gimbal they asked the same.

[@jesshavinfun3547]

When my daughter was little I Always rented a Stroller over bringing my own! The strollers you rent are soooo easy to steer and I feel it's alot less hassle to rent a stroller! Yes! You've gotta bring in those charging cables! Good idea on bringing them in clear bags!

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

We had that sit and stand that was pictured in front of DCA's CALIFORNIA "F". That thing was so incredibly hard to steer but was great because both kids fit on one stroller. It also helped our oldest transition out of the stroller. Thanks for watching!

[@Snip59]

Put some photos up when you can of the new home cheers enjoy and your videos are helping so much and the convention calendar is a big help indeed.

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

We will start filming a few videos here soon! The house is in utter disarray right now. We were just moving some furniture around. Good to hear that the info was helpful.

[@trvlnthru]

More great tips. We always talk about bringing food into the park to save money but we never have done it. I am going to make plans to do so next trip because we spend a ton on theme park food. Thanks for the other tips too.

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

Thank you. If you are going on a tight budget to Disneyland, brining food with you is a great way to save. We have been known to bring in sandwiches from time to time.

[@daveifornia]

Thanks so much for the shout out! Great video series, lots of great Disney info!

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

You are welcome and thank you! We loved how you filmed this video and it is incredibly helpful.

[@daveifornia]

@@AnaheimParkTourist oh thank you, glad you liked it!

[@hugodime]

thanks a lot for the tips =)

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

Thank you for watching! Glad the video was helpful ☺️

[@Snip59]

At least you reply Provost and insiders do not even answer my questions its all about them and that is it.I thank you for getting back to me and the Honest hard work you put into these Hotels there good points and not so good much appreciated indeed.Understand its hard to get back to all of us with the all the questions we ask cheers.Just looking for a clean Hotel with good amenities and the rooms are clean and in good condition with good customer service.

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

You are welcome. We are a much smaller channel and it is probably a lot easier for us to answer questions and help people out. That is our main goal anyways for the channel, to help people with their travel to Disneyland. We have been helping friends, co-workers, and family with Disneyland trips for years. Someone suggested we start the channel and that is how we started this journey. Even if we grow, we are going to do our best to still answer all questions. We know it is frustrating waiting for an answer and to never get a response. So if we don't answer a question of yours, just leave another comment. We probably just missed it. KZbins comment app isn't the best and it is so easy to miss things.

[@RipRideVlogIt]

Great tips guys! Never think about bringing food in to any parks! Good to know about the tripods 💙✨

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

We see occasionally see people get turned around because of tripods or selfie sticks. It always sucks having to walk back to the hotel or your car when security denies you access.

[@trish1904]

So helpful! I swear I saw someone walking around with their wonderfold at DCA&I was floored! Mostly because of wanted to buy one for my nieces and nephews to use at Disneyland but the restrictions were there. I then seen them again the next day at Disneyland.

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

We have heard that Disney will allow them for children with disabilities but it isn't published anywhere. It also depends on the the security person. Sometimes they will let you in with an oversized stroller or a Wonderfold. They are beginning to crack down on the size and type of stroller you can bring in and are being more strict on adherence to their published guidelines. Crystal had a co-worker turned away with a Wonderfold and they ended up having to walk back to their hotel and rent a stroller from Disneyland. We have also seen those bike towable double wide strollers in the park, which are massive! I think with the increased crowds they are being more strict and adhering closer to their own policies. We always like to say Disney is consistently inconsistent with things. Thank you and glad you found this helpful. -Jim

[@philbaxter1165]

Water cooling stations was great to know about. Also the clear bags for electronics was a good tip. Planning a trip for next year so your vlogs have been super helpful and informative. Thank you!

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

That is great to hear and we are both happy that you are finding this information useful. If you have specific questions for us, always feel free to ask. We do our best to try and help out. Thank you for watching!

[@philbaxter1165]

@@AnaheimParkTourist Your vlogs have been so helpful for me that I subscribed so I don’t miss any. Looking forward to your top 10 list next week.

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

Thank you and we are both happy you enjoy them. We love helping people with their trip planning.

[@PuniChanFam]

great tips! agree the Baby Centers are a lifesaver! having supplies that we have forgot to bring at times 😅 nice of you to link Disneyfornia’s video, he’s awesome ☺️ still wouldn’t mind seeing an APT video on same topic 😎 love seeing the old photos mixed in here. looking forward to the next part, thanks for sharing ✨

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

We met Disneyfornia on opening day in line. He is super nice person and we watch his videos. I like how he does some super 8 films of the park. We both admit, we miss the California in front of DCA. I want to say that photo in front of the F was right before Disney removed it.

[@Andrew11223322]

Thank you!

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

You are welcome and if you have any questions feel free to ask.

[@pererau]

We buy 20oz Gatorade and bring it in full, then when we finish it, we pour in a single-serving drink mix (I like the Skittles brand) and fill up from a filling station. You can find the locations of filling stations on the Disneyland app in the map section under "guest services"

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

That is a great idea. We used Gatorade packets when we visited Disney World last summer. Wow it is hot there and definitely need your fluids. There aren't a ton of the fill stations but we are grateful they are there.

[@tinkershell1856]

Great video! It sounds like if you pack the same way as TSA requirements it will be easier through Disneyland security. I often pack like items in Ziplock bags because it’s easier to grab a bag than fish for an item. Plus, everything is already in water proof bags for Splash and Grizzly. Security has complimented me 😄 Renting scooters online is great if you’re within reasonable walking distance. You order online and they deliver it to your hotel and pick it up when you’re done. It was wonderful to put our heavy backpacks on the back of the seats and have the baskets in front to hold beverages and cameras. Thank you for linking the water station video! I only knew about Rancho del Zocalo’s. Water is almost $5 per bottle! 😱

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

That is a great way of putting it, TSA requirements. I wish we would get the scanners that Disney World has, it is so much easier. Ziploc bags are a great idea too! Also a good idea to have some extras for your electronics :). We usually carry a few gallon Ziploc bags with us for popcorn or other snacks. We almost always use them since our boys don't always finish their food. That is good to hear about renting scooters. Our friend recently had to rent a scooter for his wife. He said it was such a lifesaver for her since she just had surgery. They stayed at Park Vue and she rode the scooter back to the hotel room nightly. The water fill stations are such a lifesaver. It is too bad DCA doesn't have them like Disneyland. We have been known to refill our bottles at Pym's test kitchen at the self service coke machines.

[@tinkershell1856]

@@AnaheimParkTourist Thank you for the tip for water at DCA! I was going to ask you if you could do a water fill station video at DCA because I couldn’t find one.

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

To our knowledge, there is only one in DCA. It is in Avengers Campus, near the Dr. Strange show. On our August trip we struggled trying to find a true bottle fill station in DCA. That is why we just walked up to those fancy Coke machines, got ice, and selected water.

[@tinkershell1856]

@@AnaheimParkTourist ah, I see. One is better than none! I don’t usually spend more than a couple of hours at a time in DCA anyway. Have you found any in Downtown Disney? Thank you!

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

@@tinkershell1856 Hopefully they build a station in Downtown Disney with the new buildings. However, they just have drinking fountains that I am aware of.

[@arielpalomares5945]

Hey just came across your video. So I’m taking a scooter into the park (Disneyland). My dad is a little older now and I got him a scooter. You guys mention scooter but you guys don’t mention where can we charge them during the day if needed. You wouldn’t happen to know were the charging stations for them are would you. Please let me know. Cause there are lot of videos on the scooters but no one puts were to charge them. Thank you

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

Hi, Our ECV lasted the entire day and we did not have a need to charge it while at the parks and we traveled 15-20 miles each day. Disney doesn’t offer ECV/scooter charging in the parks. You can go rogue and plug into an electrical outlet, they are fairly easy to find throughout the park. We actually saw this at Disney World. However, here is the official word from Disney. They state if you need a charge go to the ECV rental shop, located right outside the park and they will let you plug in. Link: plandisney.disney.go.com/question/charging-stations-throughout-park-scooters-340301/#:~:text=Currently%2C%20there%20are%20no%20charging,or%20scooters%20throughout%20the%20Parks. Thank you for watching and hope this helps.

[@nicolgray6570]

Thank you for the water station video link, I absolutely HATE spending money on water! I'll be buying the phone charger for sure this time, our trip in December was the first in this era of apps and even though I tried to conserve my battery I was down to about 3% at the end of the night and needed my phone for the ART tickets...that was stressful!

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

We both agree with you. Water bottles are so expensive and we drink so much of it. It is a bummer that the water fill stations aren't cold water, but you can always ask for a cup of ice. If you aren't at Starbucks you can always ask for a Trenta cup of ice water and they will give you to you. If we brave the Starbucks lines we usually ask for ice water on hot days. That is very stressful, especially when you need your phone to get home. It is amazing how fast your phone burns up the battery when you are at the parks.

[@cossefamily6501]

Can you do a update on this.

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

We are revisiting this series this year. We did go over the notes from this video and we just watched this video again and nothing has changed (besides we don't bring much stuff into the parks anymore). Do you have a specific question that we can help you out with?

[@ectoplasmicentity]

How strict is Disney on graphic t-shirts? For example will they allow me to wear my shirt that says "oh boy! Thank you for giving me your life savings!"

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

Hi there, we see people wearing similar shirts to this all the time and don't think you will have an issue. Example we have husband and wife wearing "best vacation ever" and the husband wearing "most expensive vacation ever." When the shirt has foul language or offensive images the ask you to remove the shirt.

[@frixtrix9406]

Are you allowed to bring prop items (e.g. a keyblade from Kingdom hearts)?

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

We are thinking it would fall into a grey area. It might depend on who is at security. For sure have a plan to either bring it back to your vehicle or to your hotel in case they don’t allow it. They for sure do not allow any kind of adult cosplay. Disney is also consistently inconsistent. So one day they may allow it and the next day, they may not. We are also thinking if it’s on the larger side, they would not allow. We suggest asking on the Disneyland app chat feature and telling them the size of the prop and seeing what they say. Thank you for watching. ☺️

[@Roenjr247]

Thanks for the video. can you use a backpack cooler? also did they ask you if you have food in your backpack?

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

We have seen people in the parks with the ice chest backpacks. Just make sure it is the same size as a normal backpack (not abnormally large), it needs to be soft shell, and use cold packs (no loose ice). Disneyland inspects every bag, by hand. As long as you don't bring in the fixings to make food you, like we explained in the video, you will be fine. We typically bring some food into the parks with us.

[@Roenjr247]

@@AnaheimParkTourist thank you so much for acknowledging my comments.

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

We try our best to respond to everyone in a timely manner but sometimes we do miss a comment or two.

[@Roenjr247]

@@AnaheimParkTourist my daughters 8th grade field trip tomorrow. I'm excited for her. This will be her 2nd time. Hopefully the backpack cooler will not be heavy for her.

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

Hopefully not! There are lockers available if it does get too heavy. Sometimes we get a locker when we are tired of carrying things around.

[@Howwellisthesoul]

Thank you so much. We are going to travel there in a few weeks. You did say that we can bring backpacks and waterbottles. Is it okay to bring hydration backpacks? It is a Ozark Trail 14 Liter Medium Hydration Hiking Backpack from Walmart for 24.84

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

Hi! Thank you for watching. We have seen people with hydration packs in the parks before and we just read the list of prohibited items and hydration packs are not listed. You should be ok to bring! Have so much fun on your trip!! You can go to any counter service restaurant and ask for free ice water Starbucks will also give free water. It can get really hot this time of year!

[@alerykhall1686]

How can i bring my own alchohol

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

Unfortunately, you cannot bring in your own alcohol. Here is the list of items that are not permitted into the Disneyland resort: disneyland.disney.go.com/faq/parks/permitted-items/ You can buy drinks at select locations inside CA Adventure and Blue Bayou restaurant at Disneyland also serves some alcoholic drinks. Thank you for watching.

[@californiacoast7021]

Scooters? Which kind?

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

Here is more info from the Disneyland hotel website, the specifics are under safety reminders: disneyland.disney.go.com/guest-services/ecv-wheelchair-rentals/

[@californiacoast7021]

@@AnaheimParkTourist Thank you so much!

[@Nina-yy6bw]

You said you can bring the backpack on all the rides but does it ever get annoying or in the way? I know they have lockers at the front of the park but is that the only option if you don't want to take your stuff on rides? I've mostly been to 6 flags where they have lockers at each ride or you can put your stuff to the side.

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

Hi! We carry a fairly large north face backpack and it does not get in the way on attractions. There is always plenty of space. It can get annoying carrying a bag around all day, depending on how large and heavy it is. That is why we mentioned the lockers. Unfortunately I do not think you can do anything else with your bags while on attractions. Disneyland does not have lockers at the attractions (only the water ride, Grizzly River Run, at California Adventure has short term lockers available so your bag does not get wet). Hope that helps! Thank you so much for watching and let us know if you have any other questions. ☺️

[@Nina-yy6bw]

@@AnaheimParkTourist Thank you

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

You are welcom

[@AKF20003]

I’ve read you can bring ice if it’s inside of a ziplock bag. Do you know if that’s true?

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

We have never tried that. I did just ask in the chat feature of the Disneyland app and they said it was not allowed and to use ice packs or frozen water bottles. I hope that helps!

[@AKF20003]

Thank you!

[@Sobek2600]

Hey guys! First of all great video very informative! I did have a quick question though. I’m above 14 and I know they have a rule against costumes but what about onesies? Like the pajamas. Cuz I have a Chewbacca one and I thought it would be fun to wear to the park since I’ve seen people wearing them inside the parks before. Do you think they wouldn’t let me in if I wore it? Idk if I should take the risk or avoid it. The pajamas look nothing like a real Chewbacca costume so I can’t be mistaken as a worker there.

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

Hey! Thank you for watching! We have seen people wearing the onesies/pajamas many times. We don’t think it would be an issue. Worst case scenario, they may ask you to take off and you would need to carry it in your backpack. Disney is consistently inconsistent, 😉. Have so much fun on your trip!!

[@Sobek2600]

@@AnaheimParkTourist thanks so much! I think I’ll wear a change of clothes underneath and just change if asked!!

[@farwabilal8659]

Can we take our own food inside?

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

Yes, you can and we go into more details what food you can bring in around the 2 min mark of this video.

[@Snip59]

I understand totally once again cheers when I do arrive next year if you guys are around Dinner on me my pleasure will be in Touch further.

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

Thanks! If you have more questions we are here. It is a holiday weekend but we have no major plans besides getting our new home settled. We will be around for help.

[@Snip59]

@@AnaheimParkTourist Cheers will do hope the home is all good.

[@AnaheimParkTourist]

Thanks! We are about halfway done unpacking and we are really enjoying the new home.