Hip or , I'm packing...

d'Isigny

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I was thinking about possibly getting a hip pack or something to carry cameras, handwipe, kleenex, etc...you know stuff...around the Parks. I thought of making the 10 year old our personal packmule...but she seems to not be too keen on the idea.

1. Are they too cumbersome for rides?

And...

2. Can anyone suggest a good product?
 

Chape19714

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i sometimes bring a pack in. It's pretty bid but stays on me during rollercosters and does not really bother me anywhere. I would suggest putting in camera(s), tissues, tickets, etc. They store nicely and stay dry on Kali in the center consel.
 
It shouldn't be a problem, they're not big and fine for the rides. I'm the packmule for my family :lol: And I carry a small backpack all day (full of cameras, ponchos, drinks, maps etc), doesn't get in my way on most rides, but since it's larger I usually pass it off to my mom since she doesn't enjoy the rides where it may be a hassle to carry (Space Mountain etc). But I can wear a pack on Space mountain no problem.
 

humphrybear

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The pack is a definate for me. I put my camera, tissues, ID, checkbook, comb and a poncho just in case of rain. It works like a charm on rides and you don't have to worry about loosing anything. If you are concerned about the size of the pack on a ride push the pack to your side and the bar will not get in the way.

Good luck and have a magical time!
 

d'Isigny

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Originally posted by Chape19714
i sometimes bring a pack in. It's pretty bid but stays on me during rollercosters and does not really bother me anywhere. I would suggest putting in camera(s), tissues, tickets, etc. They store nicely and stay dry on Kali in the center consel.

good to know...thanks
 

d'Isigny

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Originally posted by TTA Traveller
It shouldn't be a problem, they're not big and fine for the rides. I'm the packmule for my family :lol: And I carry a small backpack all day (full of cameras, ponchos, drinks, maps etc), doesn't get in my way on most rides, but since it's larger I usually pass it off to my mom since she doesn't enjoy the rides where it may be a hassle to carry (Space Mountain etc). But I can wear a pack on Space mountain no problem.

so can I borrow you July 10-18th?:D
 

d'Isigny

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Originally posted by humphrybear
The pack is a definate for me. I put my camera, tissues, ID, checkbook, comb and a poncho just in case of rain. It works like a charm on rides and you don't have to worry about loosing anything. If you are concerned about the size of the pack on a ride push the pack to your side and the bar will not get in the way.

Good luck and have a magical time!


thank you...that helps alot.
 

JBSLJames

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Man, the title of this thread is open for so much debauchery, but I'll digress. . .


We will be using a hip pack (i can't say without thinking of my butt which is no longer considered a , but more of a weapon) and possibly a backpack. We used a backpack at the Ohio State Fair last year and that worked out great. I suppose if you have a stroller, you could pack some stuff in it.
 

barnum42

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*Sniggers like a little school boy*

They all said "" :lol:

This word does not refer to the same part of the anatomy over here in the UK. :lookaroun
 

wdwhoneymooner

Well-Known Member
Originally posted by TTA Traveller
I'm the packmule for my family :lol: And I carry a small backpack all day (full of cameras, ponchos, drinks, maps etc), doesn't get in my way on most rides

Same here except it's a diaperbag/backpack. I seem to lug around everything in it for our visits.
 

Vernonpush

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I found tha cargo pants and cargo shorts (the pants or shorts with LOTS of pockets) are great at WDW. Water or drink bottles in one of the leg pockets, souvenier t-shirt or other non-breakable goody in the other leg pocket, and a bellybag for wallet, sugar-free candies, cigarettes, etc. Had no problems on any rides.
 

ogryn

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Originally posted by JBSLJames
So, how does my " as a Weapon" comment come out in jolly ole England?

I dread to think!!!

Against all fashion sensibilities I wear a bumbag to the parks. It is just too useful. Map Storage. Sunglasses Protection. Keeps your wallet away from pick-pocketers. Attach a camera or hat to the strap. Also hides well under a T-Shirt.

Originally posted by VernonPush
I found tha cargo pants and cargo shorts (the pants or shorts with LOTS of pockets) are great at WDW. Water or drink bottles in one of the leg pockets, souvenier t-shirt or other non-breakable goody in the other leg pocket, and a bellybag for wallet, sugar-free candies, cigarettes, etc. Had no problems on any rides.

I put my sunglasses in a pocket on my shorts before I went on Kraken. After I came off they were in at least 5 pieces
:cry:
 

d'Isigny

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Originally posted by tigsmom
I used to use a pack but switched to a small backpack (like the nike ones the kids use). The four of us have them...no problems because they aren't overloaded they can stay on your back during rides.

see...supplies are divided among 4...I'll be the one packing...
 

d'Isigny

New Member
Original Poster
Originally posted by JBSLJames
Man, the title of this thread is open for so much debauchery, but I'll digress. . .


We will be using a hip pack (i can't say without thinking of my butt which is no longer considered a , but more of a weapon) and possibly a backpack. We used a backpack at the Ohio State Fair last year and that worked out great. I suppose if you have a stroller, you could pack some stuff in it.

debauchery gets them every time...

.......f a n n y...

no strollers...they annoy people...
 

d'Isigny

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Original Poster
Originally posted by barnum42
*Sniggers like a little school boy*

They all said "" :lol:

This word does not refer to the same part of the anatomy over here in the UK. :lookaroun

what does it refer to?
 

d'Isigny

New Member
Original Poster
Originally posted by Vernonpush
I found tha cargo pants and cargo shorts (the pants or shorts with LOTS of pockets) are great at WDW. Water or drink bottles in one of the leg pockets, souvenier t-shirt or other non-breakable goody in the other leg pocket, and a bellybag for wallet, sugar-free candies, cigarettes, etc. Had no problems on any rides.

you know...if you stay at a resort...you can send purchases to your room...thus allowing more storage in your trunks....
 

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