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Daily bag items??
- Thread starter emma c
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Tinkerkell
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--hand wipes/sanitizer
--sunscreen
--water bottle (fits in bag's outside pocket)
--a few meds
--camera (mine is a small point & shoot)
--phone
--A vinylmation for trading
--sunglasses case
--i-touch for wi-fi (don't have a smart phone)
--deck of cards!
That's about it. Everything fits comfortably in my small baggallini messenger bag.
I keep my ID, cc, and a little cash on my body and not in my bag.
--sunscreen
--water bottle (fits in bag's outside pocket)
--a few meds
--camera (mine is a small point & shoot)
--phone
--A vinylmation for trading
--sunglasses case
--i-touch for wi-fi (don't have a smart phone)
--deck of cards!
That's about it. Everything fits comfortably in my small baggallini messenger bag.
I keep my ID, cc, and a little cash on my body and not in my bag.
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DisneyPrincess5
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Ooooooooo those 12 weeks will go fast! Enjoy your trip. We only take our camera, wallets, and water!
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Tinkerkell
Active Member
It doesn't take much room. Sometimes we'll get to an ADR a bit early and the kids like to relax with a game of War to pass a little time. Keeps them busy/entertained in a resort lobby now and then. We're old school and play with a real deck of cards.
One time we were stranded in a downpour on Trail's End's porch, and that deck of cards was handy to have.
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Allygator
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Small packs of tissues, small sun screen and sunblock sticks for under your eyes,ziplock bags for camera, cellphones, autograph book and pen (makes it easier to pull out of a bag or bookbag when needed). Plastic M&M containers filled with quarters and pennies for the penny presses.
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Whit!!!
Princess7
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Off the top of my head....
Hand sanitizer
Tide pens
Cell
Ponchos
Sunglasses
Baby wipes
Some snacks
Wallet (tickets, ID, room key,etc.)
Camera
A few coloring pages and crayons
Small brush
Soap wipes (Pier One) In case there is no soap, these foam with a little water.
Many items but all light. Keep in mind that we are a large family and we always go to Disney together. That means 7 little girls all between 4 and 8 years of age. Snacks, coloring pages and tide pens are a must!
Hand sanitizer
Tide pens
Cell
Ponchos
Sunglasses
Baby wipes
Some snacks
Wallet (tickets, ID, room key,etc.)
Camera
A few coloring pages and crayons
Small brush
Soap wipes (Pier One) In case there is no soap, these foam with a little water.
Many items but all light. Keep in mind that we are a large family and we always go to Disney together. That means 7 little girls all between 4 and 8 years of age. Snacks, coloring pages and tide pens are a must!
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epcotisbest
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We used to carry stuff, but found it a much more pleasant experience not to lug anything around. No bags, nothing that will not fit in pockets, which means keys, tickets, cash and credit card. Usually don't even take a camera anymore, but would, of course, if we had not been multiple times and already have thousands of photos.
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Stellajack
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- In the Parks
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E-x-a-c-t-l-y! No longer take a bag into the park. I'd rather wash my hands than use the sanitizer and do not want to worry about losing items from the bag on high speed attractions (insert R-n-R-C).
As far as cameras and photos go, as it stands right now, when both DH and I pass from this life, and should our children decide to do a photo slide show at the wake/visitation, all the photos will have Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Pluto, Goofy, etc., etc., etc. along with our smiling mugs.
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Just kidding!!