EEEEEEEEEEPPPP. As of today it is officially one day until Walt Disney World. So today’s post is all about what I take with me to the parks. I personally love watching “What’s in my bag” videos or reading blog posts about the subject – probably because if I’m being honest I have a tendency to be politely nosy. So since I enjoy reading about them I thought I would share my own version.
The Bag Itself
This trip I am actually bringing two bags with me – my trusty Perry the Platypus rucksack I got in Walt Disney World back in 2013 and my Mickey Mouse black rucksack from Primark. There are two reasons for this: 1) I am a create of habit and so know that my Perry bag fits everything I need and will withstand the whole trip, plus it generally gets a lot of compliments and 2) because my Mickey Mouse rucksack is from Primark I’m scared it’ll give out half way through our holiday and I don’t want to be left bagless.
To jazz my plain black rucksack up a little I’ve added some pins to the front pouch – I also purchased some locking backs so that none of them will go walkabouts whilst I run around WDW. All of the pins are from some of my favourite small shops which you can read all about in my previous post (click me!). I also had to do a little DIY, with some help from my mother, to put two little elasticated mesh pouches onto the sides of the rucksack – this is so I can easily store a bottle of water to keep hydrated and so I can slot my phone/sunglasses away easily when not needed/when we get on a ride.
Electrical Items
So firstly I have my phone, which is a newer item in my life – it’s the iPhone X and I’m so excited to make use of the portrait mode all throughout the parks. I also have a longer lightening charging cable and I plan to purchase a Fuelrod when we get out to the parks. I also have my G7X camera (promise I got it before I realised it was the tool of choice for almost all volggers), two spare batteries, a spare memory card, a flexi tripod and a case to keep in all in. So I won’t lie for the most part I use my phone to take videos and photos as it’s generally just easier – however iPhones tend to suffer a little in low light, whereas the G7X holds it’s own pretty well. This time round I want to film little clips and edit them together to make a memory video for me and my family to look back on over the years – kind of like a long vlog but for personal use only. A new addition this year is an electric fan (that I purchased from Amazon and is amazing) to help cool off in the Florida heat.
Fundamentals Pouch
So I don’t know if anyone else out there will understand this, but I like to be prepared for everything, and this little pouch helps me feel like I can do just that. It’s filled with things I probably won’t touch but definitely don’t want to be without and includes: hypoallergenic plasters (I’m allergic to Elastoplast), blister plasters, ibuprofen, a headache stick, migraine medication, lip balm, sun cream, chewing gum, dental floss, body glide (to help reduce chafing), hair clips/bobbles & wet wipes.
Money & Miscellaneous
Although I have a gorgeous Cath Kidston Mickey Mouse purse it’s unfortunately too big to carry around the parks, plus I don’t need half the stuff in it. So instead I’m going to carry around this little Mickey card holder from the Disney Store – a place to keep my license, credit card and my Revolut card. The revolut card is something new to me and I’m thinking I’ll write a little blog post all about it when I get back from my trip. I also like to bring just a little bit of cash with me around the parks in case we run into somewhere that doesn’t accept Magicbands/cards so I have this little Tinkerbelle coin purse so that I can keep hold of any notes/spare change. (It should be noted that I will likely charge items to my Magicband when in the parks if they are small charges and then put larger purchases on my credit card)
Also in my bag I’ll keep my sunglasses, my autograph book & sharpies (I plan to buy a new autograph book once we arrive at WDW and sharpies are best/easiest for characters to sign with), my pin lanyard ready for trading, a poncho, flip flops (to save my shoes when the storms arrive) and almost most importantly large ziplock bags. For the most part I keep everything inside a ziplock bag; so my electrical items go in one, my autograph book & sharpies in another, I have one for my poncho, one for miscellaneous items and one for my ears. This is so that whenever I go on a water-ride or we get caught in a Florida storm (which is 99% likely to happen at least once a day) or I take my poncho off after said storm nothing in my bag gets wet and ruined. Such a simple, easy but life-saving tip!
And that’s that! That is everything I carry in my park bag. Am I missing something important? What do you like to bring with you on park days? Let me know in the comments below!
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