I want to share with you these items that I consider to be essential for any Disney trip / vacation. The best part of all is that they can all be purchased from the Dollar Store.
This bottle caddy – I found this one on Amazon which also looks great. The plastic gets hooked onto the top part of any water bottle and it can be carried around your neck or across your body. The kids love carrying this and when they don’t – it happens, simply place the water bottle in the backpack.
You want to take rain ponchos because you just never know if it’ll rain – these are from Amazon, and small trash bags – these are from Amazon. The children are constantly snacking at the parks and there isn’t always a trash bin around, simple start to fill up a bag, and as soon as a trash bin is in sight, simply toss the bag away! The children will also snack in the car on the way to Disney World, and all the trash in placed in these small bags. Also, yes I would agree, these are not the best in quality, but again, this will keep you dry, and considering the overpriced ponchos being sold at the parks, you can’t beat the price!
These pop-up hampers – this 2 pack is from Amazon. I will usually purchase two, one for myself and my husband and the other for the children. When we arrive to our rooms, I’ll set these up in a corner. Then when it’s time to pack up and go, we simply pack these in our vehicle. It makes going back home so much more enjoyable. I get home, the clothes are in the hampers, put them in the laundry room, wash, and done! No more dirty clothes mixed in with clean clothes.
If you’re planning to stay longer than a few days – say 3 days, I’d suggest not over packing instead take your own detergent and wash clothes. The Disney resorts have self service laundry facilities on property. Just so you know, if purchasing detergent from the vending machine they offer are a single-use packet for $1 each. This bottle is enough for about three to four loads, which is more than plenty. On this day / trip, there was only this brand, but the Dollar Store carries other known brands such as Tide and Gain.
And lastly, little ones enjoy all things glow in the dark, so these are perfect for the night time Happily Ever After show at Magic Kingdom or any other fireworks and nighttime spectaculars at Disney World.
Do you have any must haves or essentials you take on your trip to Disney World? Please share!
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Great tips, my dear. Will keep these in mind when I go next time.
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Wow loved the bottle caddy
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Yes, and the children love carrying it, which is a plus for me 🤗
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Awesome. I am going to show to my girl 👧 😊
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Yes, of course. It great especially on vacation when you want to be hands free.
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Yes and a yes😊
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Hahaha 🤣
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😊🌸
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I honestly never thought about packing a hamper. We just leave our dirty cloths in a pile until its time to repack them. I wonder if I can implement this idea or if its to late in life because my household knows dirty piles of cloths are only allowed on vacation hahaha
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Oh no! It’s never too late! The more organized I am, the more my sanity remains intact. The $1 hampers are so helpful, especially when you get back from home from vacation, one less thing to stress over.
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Informative and helpful post! Thank you dear Ana for sharing this and Happy women’s day dear! 😊
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Thank you. Yes, Happy Women’s Day to you too 🙂
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Always my pleasure 😊
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Really helpful post. Next time we go to Paris Disney we will be so better prepared. Hope you are ok.
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Thank you. And next time you go, please do share photos! I’d love to see. I’m sure it’s amazing. By the way, do speak French?
I’m just thinking if something you would need at the parks.
Although I know that in Tokyo Disneyland everything – including pricing, is all translated in English.
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My French should be better. I don’t seem to be able to keep a French and German in my head at the same time. Must dig out my old photos. You forget that the park is in France.
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Hehe no worries! Oh you must! I’m sure you do, I’ll put it in my ‘bucket list.’ 🙂
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Do they actually sell dollar trees there?
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They do actually! Just not too big, they’re teeny, tiny 😏
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Penny seedlings…
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Is that even a thing? 🤔 Bury pennies around the plant. I’ve never tried it.
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It’s not stupid if it works!
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I wouldn’t know if it’s stupid nor if it works.
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lol! My poor amiga!
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Don’t really have pennies lying around, need a bigger ‘dollar tree’ apparently 😏
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Nickels and dimes might work too…
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Very true! The plant won’t know the difference 🙌🏽
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Washers, etc… your secret is safe with me..
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Lol! Gracias! 🤣 …. I can explain
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Lol! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
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