Ultimate Disney World Packing List!

We've got the ULTIMATE Disney World Packing List for you today! If you're planning a trip to Orlando theme parks in the future, this is a must-watch for you! Let us know in the comments your must-pack items! Your suggestions are always helpful for other viewers.
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[hiphopluvar]

Bubbles and glow sticks from the pound shop for the kids . I am from Scotland and we ended up handing them out to a few American families who’s children were about to have a tantrum, works a treat, stopped the tantrum and they had a souvenir from Scotland in Florida !

[ellakaale]

This video made me think of Toy Story 2 when Mrs Potato Head is shoving all of the things she thinks Mr Potato Head needs into him, lol. "and your angry eyes, just in case!"

[sburris]

1. Gum..bring plenty..cant buy it in the park.

2. Small first aid kit. Yes they have first aid but it is easier to just pull a band aid out of your bag.

3. Gold bond friction. Comes in a tube. Great for inner thigh chaffing, areas where your clothes may rub, and back of your ankles.

4. Going at Halloween? Bring costumes..adults included.

5. Camera batteries. Very important if your camera uses a camera battery. And extra memory cards.

6. Sharpies if you are collecting autographs.

7. Addresses and post card stamps if you want to send them on vacation.

8. Small notepad. Great for jotting down notes on vacation. Especially great for crafters and blogger or vloggers.

9. Extension cord..especially if your also doing a cruise or you have lots of plugables.

10. Going during a holiday? Decorate your door!

[KaterinaDanielle]

We always keep hand sanitizer or antibacterial wipes in our bag. We also bring cream for areas that chafe if it’s short season. Silly but you’ll regret it if you don’t bring some!!!

[anonymousqueen]

I had no idea we can bring food into the theme parks. This just saved me a ton of money

[marcusds]

Great video! I've always packed my luggage to be "over-prepared". My aunt always said that I pack my backpack "like it's the first day of kindergarten." I pack quite a bit of the things that you listed but I have a few more suggestions from my backpack that I carry around in the parks.
1) Mini First Aid Kit: I'm a fairly clumsy guy and you never know when I might need a Band-Aid. Better to have and not need, than need and not have.
2) Deodorant and wet naps: It's hot in Orlando and I sweat more than the average person. It doesn't hurt to freshen up once or twice in the parks.
3) Hand sanitizer: Disney World is crowded with people from all over the country and all over the world. Those folks are going to bring their germs with them. No sense in getting sick and missing out on fun that you've already paid for.
4) Cash and change: We live in a world where things are paid for more and more with plastic. However, it's tough to tip the bellhop, Mousekeeping, wait staff, and such with a credit card. Also, not all of the vending machines at Disney take cards either.

Also, in my regular suitcase, I always pack one t-shirt, baseball cap, or sweatshirt with the name of my hometown or a local sports team. It might sound odd, but it's fun to see if other guests or cast members recognize it and it can show you how small the world really is. i come from a very small town in the middle of nowhere Pennsylvania and have met a few people on every Disney trip I've ever been on that either live near by or know somebody close by. It's amazing.

Lastly, I couldn't agree more with this vlog about how great a refillable water bottle is. I fill mine up as much as I can at the ice machine at the hotel and fill with a bit of water each morning. As it melts, I have cold water all day long.

[ieattacoss]

In winter it can get really really cold. hahahaha (laughing in Canadian)

[astropretzel]

“Consider bringing date night clothes”

Me: *cries in single*

[corysims]

I don’t have a trip anyone near the horizon, but I’ll still listen to what to pack 😂

[daniellelowe]

You should make an ‘All about Magic bands’ video! Love binge watching all your videos for our next Disney trip!😊

[BroadwayVito]

I always bring a chargeable, portable mini fan (electronic). This is great when waiting in line, especially in outdoor lines, or even watching a parade! They are quiet and really provide significant relief. I bought mine on amazon for less than $10.00. WELL WORTH IT!

[OneOfADozen]

Soooo exciting!! Bringing our 10 kids over from Australia 🇦🇺 in less than 6 months! We’ve been counting down since 509 days!!! 😍😍😍😍

[lesliebeaver]

A must have in our park bag is non drowsy Dramamine. We love rides but sometimes someone will get motion sickness and that’s definitely not fun. They do give it to you free at First Aid but it’s regular and there’s nothing worse than say a husband that falls asleep every time he sits down 😂

[sandrasaunders]

We always bring dollar store glow sticks for the kids after dark. Keeps them visible and happy instead of buying overpriced glowing items for sale on the park.

[jenrinehart]

I always bring a friction-reducing stick like Body Glide. It helps on those uncomfortable heat rashes I tend to get from “chub rub” or any other kind of similar discomfort.

[karleelarsen]

I don’t remember whose video I watched prior to my honeymoon to Disney World in 2016, but they said to bring personal Brita water bottles for the free ice water that you can get... and it made such the difference and I will never go again without mine! For those of you that don’t know, Florida water generally has a strong sulfur/rotten egg smell, but when you put it in a filtered water bottle, it takes any odd flavor/smell right out!

[Atlmystique]

We bring a paper plates, a roll of paper towels & plastic ware for our hotel room. Come in so handy when hanging in your room eating/snacking especially if you are further away from the food court in the main building.

[kejingjing]

I'd like to see a video about snack credit foods that are a big enough serving to eat as a meal.

[bbkangs]

Florida has just two seasons: hot, and *hotter*

[debbiemabrey]

I am thinking of sending a package from Amazon with food items to my hotel a week before I go. This should help me save a ton of cash.