A bath mat is a great idea. My grandmother slipped in a hotel bathroom-so dangerous! She had to have multiple surgeries. Definitely a great item to consider with seniors or anyone else who may be compromised in any way, also!
Shoe covers... lol. I just bring some Chelsea style rain boots with chunky heels. Keeps you from slipping in deep puddles without being uncomfortable, silly-looking, or too obvious.
It’s like if you don’t bring something you always need it and you don’t have it but when you bring something you don’t need it but you have it just in case
DISNEY LAUNDRY TIP- We are a family of 5 and usually stay 9-10 days in Disney and because of that we usually do laundry while we are there! We bring a laundry bag, detergent pods, and fabric softener sheets, all easy to travel with. We also make a room request to be near the laundry room. Every other day or 2 I get up about 6, run down to the laundry room start the loads, go back to the room shower, get the hubby up when I get out, he then runs down swaps loads to the dryer, then he showers, we get the kids up and then at some point go grab the dry clothes and while our kiddos are getting ready we fold the clothes, which loads are so small it doesn't take long and pop them back in the suitcase and pull out what might need to be reworn. We are then ready to hit the parks when they open! Best part when we get home we just have one small bag of laundry from the last day to wash and the rest just gets put away straight from the suitcase! It really doesn't intrude much at all on our enjoyment of our trip!
You sound super organized and like you have a Disney vacation down to a science. Do all Disney resorts have a laundry room because I've never seen one at Riverside.
TAKE PONCHOS WITH YOU JUST INCASE!!!! If it rains and you don’t have one you will be miserable and even though they do sell them in the park they are $13 each and they’re not reusable and smell like chemicals. Plus they get sold out super fast so even if you are willing to pay $50 for your family to have one use only ponchos, they may be sold out by the time you get to a store to buy them.
You are a Disney Pro. Great tips. We too go every year and one trip, like you all, had many days of drenching, pouring rain and it was our worse trip by far. We even had a hurricane trip and were evacuated and it STILL was better than the rain trip. 😂😂😂😂
Thanks! Oh rain is so horrible! You try to stay positive and happy but there's so much walking between rides that you just get soaked! Not to mention how cold it is once you're inside and everything is air conditioned. That's pretty funny that the hurricane wasn't as bad as your rainy trip. We ended up going back that year in October for a "do-over." lol
We were there in May too! It was crazy rainy! We brought hard sole water shoes from amazon (which delivers in 2 hours) and wore them all day in the parks with ponchos (also Amazon). We also had bottled water shipped to the hotel and the Disney staff delivered them to our room.
We don't bring a bath mat, but my family all brings flip flops and we wear them in the shower while we are showering so that our feet don't touch the bath floor or the bathroom floor when we get out. :-) I had some bad experiences in college and started wearing flip flops from then on out! Your bath mat idea is NOT weird at all. :-) - Debbie
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Mark Yeiter I had some bad experiences at College too in the Showers!! So i wear Crocs in showers in Hotels. We r gonna bring a Bath mat in 2019.
Great idea about the bath mat. I am currently using a cast cover when I shower to keep my surgery site sterile. I am going to buy a bath mat just incase.
Instead of bringing a dirty bathmat home in your luggage (that you will be putting your clean clothes in) bring a spray bottle of lysol...clean the shower and bathroom floor before you use it. I also bring Clorox wipes to clean before I allow anyone in the room. Havent come down sick on vacation since...oh and I clean the plane armrest/tray table too. I bring a large mesh laundry bag to hang on the hook on the bathroom door. (where everyone changes).
One of the things I would add to the list, that I take with me everywhere, is Tide-To-Go. It is amazing. My daughter spilled chocolate ice cream on her white skort when we were at Hollywood Studios, and it got it out, dried quickly, and one would never know that 10 minutes before there had been an unsightly stain on her clothes. LOL, I keep it in my purse for me as well. It also works well to pre-treat stains if you have to wait a few days to do laundry.
Shower shoes/bathroom slipper is a must have item in Asian Countries due to moisture and athlete feet fungus... EVEN in community pool, spa and sauna area...
Loved this lady! Did you find the water bottles heavy hanging that way? We do the Pop Up Hampers & Bag hampers even when flying! We just get them from Dollar Tree & do laundry on the trip *or* re pack at end of trip.
Thanks! They were a bit heavy but it was nice to have them accessible rather than shoved in the bag where they would be sweating all over everything inside. Plus, my oldest daughter clipped hers on her belt loop so that was one less to worry about. : )
Instead of wearing the bottle of water, thinking it might be a little too heavy, we are looking at buying very light weight collapsible cups which come with a hook for belts, side body purses or backpacks. They're only $5 to $9 each depending on what size. There's always places to get water around the parks. Were the plastic shoe covers slippery at all once they were wet?
We take a pop up hamper and have since me and my sister were really little! Our dad takes a bigger duffel bag type suitcase that we also load with snacks and such that won’t be brought back. On the way home we load his bag with the laundry that way we have room for souvenirs in our other bags and sometimes have even managed to fold up one or two of the other bags for the drive home. We have one rule with the hamper though, everything gets folded up before it gets put in there. Sounds weird, I know. But that way it will fit in the bag much easier and we don’t have to waste time folding it all at once.
glow sticks to keep in the hotel rm in case electric goes out. yes it happen once 2 us dollar store b day section take afew as they work well in the bathroom and last 10 hrs or more
That's A good idea about the bath mat bc our tub was slippery at the beach this year, I think I will take one next year and maybe even A bath rug to step out on after bc that's slippery as well
Something else I always pack, whether I’m flying or driving is a bottle koozie. I usually buy a bottled drink in the airport, and that way I can stick it in my carry on without it getting anything wet from condensation and it stays colder a little longer. Same benefits for theme parks and sticking a bottle of water in my backpack.
Love your tips. Being a Disney Travel Agent I look for tips and tricks for my clients! I also send them to your channel. Love your content and look forward to all of your videos!
We’re going next year during May. Hopefully we have better weather! lol I’d love if you did a video about your general schedule. Like just a brief overview of each day: what park you went to, did you get there for rope drop/extra magic hours, how long you stayed (did you go back to the hotel for a break and then back to that park or a different park and what times), what you did if it was a down day, and if you stayed fairly close to the plans you made in advance or if things changed during the trip. We will be going with a 5.5 year old and almost 3 year old and have been once (when the oldest was 2) so I’m curious about other people’s schedules as far as how many park days and down days.
I did a video similar to that here: th-cam.com/video/l7ct_YZYXuA/w-d-xo.html As far as going to Disney with young kids, we don't get there early! I've talked before about how we usually let the kids sleep in and get to the parks around 9-10. That way they aren't tired and we don't have to go back home for a nap. Sleeping in a bit later also helps us to stay late at the parks. Here is another video that might be useful: th-cam.com/video/_uFyrwXJ_vc/w-d-xo.html&index=15&list=PL2ViP1vFsZenjYNI11FFQ8BjWGp_cDcy7
Disney will bring you a laundry basket as many as you would like for your room. Since DVC villas has washing machines and dryers they have laundry basket. 😊 I also bring pump hand soap, so we can use that instead of the bars.
Love all your tips!! You find such awesome little trinkets! Aaah so bummed you got stuck in tropical storm Albert!! Typically they don’t come this early!! Shoe covers- genius. Haha! They look silly but their feet are feelin’ good!!
That's what I thought but the lady at the front desk said, "Oh, this is normal for this time of year!" I know she lives there and I don't but in all my years of going to Disney in May, we have NEVER had that happen before.
I have large washable laundry bags from amazon that are different colors I hang them in the closet and sort the dirty laundry as we wear it then at the end of the trip the bags squish into the suitcases. Once you get home I can just dump a bag at a time into the wash.
I live in spain and we drive to Disneyland Paris. It’s no where near the size as the Orlando parks so, I am going to recommend this for any theme park but especially Florida goers....a massage pillow. The one I have has 2 hard balls that rotate around and massage your back when you connect it to a chair, your calf or neck when you lay on top of it on a bed. It plugs in to the wall and warms up as you use it. This is great to use, along with aches and pains massage cream to sooth sore feet and legs at the end of the day. When we travel to Paris by plane I don’t take it because it takes up valuable luggage space but when we do a road trip there, I always pack it. Possible option for those of you that drive there. Also, I take kids hangers on all vacations because hotels only have adult hangers and my daughters have dresses or jackets that don’t fit on the hangers.
Terrific ideas! I did Disneyland & Sea World with my young son 25 to 30 years ago. While I didn't have most of the cool gadgets and helpers you young women had, we still enjoyed our trips. I enjoy watching all these advice and "hacks" for traveling with kids videos. I smile, shake my head and think to myself how much less stuff I could have packed & and taken to and from our destinations, just "in case". I'm also happy to see that I wasn't the only mommy who planned ahead!
We fly and I still bring a pop up hamper everywhere we travel. I don’t obviously keep it in there at the end of the trip, but it’s still helpful to keep all the dirty laundry in one location so clean and dirty don’t get mixed together by my toddlers. Also just helpful to corral all the junk in the hotel room! Great tips!
We have bathroom slipper/ shower shoes in most Asian stores... doesn't matter if you're in Korea Town, Japan Town and/ or China Town...also majority of us, Asian carries these so-call weird thing that you are saying.... own personal towel, bathroom cup, mesh style laundry bag, rain gear, etc... I always thought it just us, Asian way... can find most of these "weird" essentials in Asian stores...
I totally agree I do not let to step in showers with my bare feet only mine and it's funny when I move into a new apartment I use shower shoes for the first two weeks and then I can take my shoes off
How did your first trip without using a stroller go? We won’t be taking the stroller on our next trip for the first time and to be honest I’m nervous! We use the stroller so much, especially to carry all our goodies but our just turned 6 year old says she’s “too big” for a stroller now 😢☹️
It went really well. She complained a bit the first few days but by the end of the trip she said she felt sorry for kids who were in strollers! lol The worst part of not having one was no storage and having to carry everything we needed to bring with us.
A Place to Nest Aww how cute she got over not having it by the end of your trip. 😊 See that's what I'm worried about is having to carry everything around. Honestly I think my hubby and I depend more on the stroller than our little one does ha ha ha 😂 Even though we always seem to forget where we parked it after exiting an attraction lol! 🤣
Wait... Were we at Disney around the same time?! 😱 we were there from May 11th to May 17th. The rain was terrible! I should of brought my umberella! 😞 we had cheap ponchos... But it would of been better if we had an umberella.
This year we were there from May 13-22nd so yeah, we were there at the same time! :) I brought an umbrella and ponchos and used them both at various times. I've never gotten so much use out of a Dollar Tree poncho in my life! lol
Iv seen shoe covers that don’t go so hight up the leg. When I went on holiday the owner showed us around and made us put the shoe covers over our shoes before we looked round the pool area.i think they were disposable?
Hello! I love your tips! I love Disney too and honestly pulling my phone out at the parks always annoyed me!!! So I actually started and an Etsy shop called Earchantments and I sell these Mickey themed iPhone cases that come with a lanyard to solve the problem! I’d love it if you could check it out!!!
We do have rain boots and shoes like that but I didn't want to wear those shoes/boots all day and I didn't want to pack them either. To me, it's just easier to bring small shoe covers and use them as needed.
I am rewatching this as I gear up for my February trip. I totally get the dirty feet in the shower thing. I have such a weird fear of my bare feet touching the floor in a hotel room. Forget water parks. I can't even! Ewwww!
You are not bringing weird stuff. I bring a mat. I also have a flashlight or pop up lights. I put the batteries in when we get there. I also take a night light. 😊
I always take swimming shoes to the parks. Just got back from DW and took them to every park. Fortunately we only had to use them one day but the kids loved splashing in the puddles and us not yelling at them 😄.
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A bath mat is a great idea. My grandmother slipped in a hotel bathroom-so dangerous! She had to have multiple surgeries. Definitely a great item to consider with seniors or anyone else who may be compromised in any way, also!
Shoe covers... lol. I just bring some Chelsea style rain boots with chunky heels. Keeps you from slipping in deep puddles without being uncomfortable, silly-looking, or too obvious.
It’s like if you don’t bring something you always need it and you don’t have it but when you bring something you don’t need it but you have it just in case
DISNEY LAUNDRY TIP- We are a family of 5 and usually stay 9-10 days in Disney and because of that we usually do laundry while we are there! We bring a laundry bag, detergent pods, and fabric softener sheets, all easy to travel with. We also make a room request to be near the laundry room. Every other day or 2 I get up about 6, run down to the laundry room start the loads, go back to the room shower, get the hubby up when I get out, he then runs down swaps loads to the dryer, then he showers, we get the kids up and then at some point go grab the dry clothes and while our kiddos are getting ready we fold the clothes, which loads are so small it doesn't take long and pop them back in the suitcase and pull out what might need to be reworn. We are then ready to hit the parks when they open! Best part when we get home we just have one small bag of laundry from the last day to wash and the rest just gets put away straight from the suitcase! It really doesn't intrude much at all on our enjoyment of our trip!
You sound super organized and like you have a Disney vacation down to a science. Do all Disney resorts have a laundry room because I've never seen one at Riverside.
TAKE PONCHOS WITH YOU JUST INCASE!!!! If it rains and you don’t have one you will be miserable and even though they do sell them in the park they are $13 each and they’re not reusable and smell like chemicals. Plus they get sold out super fast so even if you are willing to pay $50 for your family to have one use only ponchos, they may be sold out by the time you get to a store to buy them.
Yes, we always bring our own ponchos for those same reasons! :)
You can bring plastic grocery bags to use as shoe covers. My younger sister used to do this on mornings it rained before school
Can you do your own laundry in the Disney resorts ?
Yes, each Disney resort has their own laundry facility.
I once saw mold in the bathtub.
That’s not good.
You are a Disney Pro. Great tips. We too go every year and one trip, like you all, had many days of drenching, pouring rain and it was our worse trip by far. We even had a hurricane trip and were evacuated and it STILL was better than the rain trip. 😂😂😂😂
Thanks! Oh rain is so horrible! You try to stay positive and happy but there's so much walking between rides that you just get soaked! Not to mention how cold it is once you're inside and everything is air conditioned. That's pretty funny that the hurricane wasn't as bad as your rainy trip. We ended up going back that year in October for a "do-over." lol
Great video. I just ordered the phone doojey holder thingy... Thank you.... 📱🏰❤🐊
Thanks! You'll love it!
We were there in May too! It was crazy rainy! We brought hard sole water shoes from amazon (which delivers in 2 hours) and wore them all day in the parks with ponchos (also Amazon). We also had bottled water shipped to the hotel and the Disney staff delivered them to our room.
Wasn't it awful! I really feel like it pretty much ruined out trip. I hope you guys were able to have fun in spite of it. :)
We don't bring a bath mat, but my family all brings flip flops and we wear them in the shower while we are showering so that our feet don't touch the bath floor or the bathroom floor when we get out. :-) I had some bad experiences in college and started wearing flip flops from then on out! Your bath mat idea is NOT weird at all. :-) - Debbie
Mark Yeiter I had some bad experiences at College too in the Showers!! So i wear Crocs in showers in Hotels. We r gonna bring a Bath mat in 2019.
I travel regularly and do the same with the flip flops. They work great in the shower/tub.
I do the same with flip flops but my friend who sometimes I travel with don’t lol
Yea I also wear flip flops cuz I got a wart one time
Great idea about the bath mat. I am currently using a cast cover when I shower to keep my surgery site sterile. I am going to buy a bath mat just incase.
I hope it makes showering easier for you!
Instead of bringing a dirty bathmat home in your luggage (that you will be putting your clean clothes in) bring a spray bottle of lysol...clean the shower and bathroom floor before you use it. I also bring Clorox wipes to clean before I allow anyone in the room. Havent come down sick on vacation since...oh and I clean the plane armrest/tray table too.
I bring a large mesh laundry bag to hang on the hook on the bathroom door. (where everyone changes).
I wrap the bathmat in a laundry bag and put it in a separate part of the suitcase, away from clothes.
WHAAAT? with the phone holder 😯 awesome
Isn't that neat?!
Those cel phone holders how secure are they with the phone do they slip off or something like that Just Asking
I’ve used mine for years and it hasn’t slipped off once. I hope that helps.
@@aplacetonest thank u just asking about how good is it at actually holding the cell phone bc you know the phones are heavy. Thanks for the info.
I bring a bath mat too! Thought I was the only one! I think of things that most people don’t. It is the germaphobe in me. 😂
haha Nope, you're not the only one! lol
These are great tips, thank you!
I'm so glad it was helpful!
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Instead of a bath mat we take cheap flip flops because we get them for 90p approx $1 then we throw them away before we go back home
One of the things I would add to the list, that I take with me everywhere, is Tide-To-Go. It is amazing. My daughter spilled chocolate ice cream on her white skort when we were at Hollywood Studios, and it got it out, dried quickly, and one would never know that 10 minutes before there had been an unsightly stain on her clothes. LOL, I keep it in my purse for me as well. It also works well to pre-treat stains if you have to wait a few days to do laundry.
Oh yes! I usually take Shout Wipes with me!
Shower shoes/bathroom slipper is a must have item in Asian Countries due to moisture and athlete feet fungus... EVEN in community pool, spa and sauna area...
Great tips, thanks for sharing. Love the shoe covers. When your feet are wet, it is miserable!
It really is miserable!
Loved this lady!
Did you find the water bottles heavy hanging that way?
We do the Pop Up Hampers & Bag hampers even when flying! We just get them from Dollar Tree & do laundry on the trip *or* re pack at end of trip.
Thanks! They were a bit heavy but it was nice to have them accessible rather than shoved in the bag where they would be sweating all over everything inside. Plus, my oldest daughter clipped hers on her belt loop so that was one less to worry about. : )
A Place to Nest Yep, makes sense! Thanks for replying!!
I bring 8oz bottles so they are not heavy, you can refill at any good place or water fountain.
The bath mat is a good idea. I actually slipped & fell out of the shower on my last Disney world trip
Oh my goodness! That's awful! :(
Instead of wearing the bottle of water, thinking it might be a little too heavy, we are looking at buying very light weight collapsible cups which come with a hook for belts, side body purses or backpacks. They're only $5 to $9 each depending on what size. There's always places to get water around the parks.
Were the plastic shoe covers slippery at all once they were wet?
That's a great idea for the collapsible bottle!
Y'all talkin about the shower... But don't you get in the pool? That's even worse
Not very often.
I have a flashlight on my phone but never hurts to bring an extra one TFS
That Phone Lanyard was cool! Thanks for sharing that!
We take a pop up hamper and have since me and my sister were really little! Our dad takes a bigger duffel bag type suitcase that we also load with snacks and such that won’t be brought back. On the way home we load his bag with the laundry that way we have room for souvenirs in our other bags and sometimes have even managed to fold up one or two of the other bags for the drive home. We have one rule with the hamper though, everything gets folded up before it gets put in there. Sounds weird, I know. But that way it will fit in the bag much easier and we don’t have to waste time folding it all at once.
glow sticks to keep in the hotel rm in case electric goes out. yes it happen once 2 us dollar store b day section take afew as they work well in the bathroom and last 10 hrs or more
That's A good idea about the bath mat bc our tub was slippery at the beach this year, I think I will take one next year and maybe even A bath rug to step out on after bc that's slippery as well
Something else I always pack, whether I’m flying or driving is a bottle koozie. I usually buy a bottled drink in the airport, and that way I can stick it in my carry on without it getting anything wet from condensation and it stays colder a little longer. Same benefits for theme parks and sticking a bottle of water in my backpack.
Nope I'm the same. Flip flop always for hotel showers.
Love your tips. Being a Disney Travel Agent I look for tips and tricks for my clients! I also send them to your channel. Love your content and look forward to all of your videos!
That’s such a big compliment, thank you! I think Wednesday’s video will be on interest to you and your clients. 😊
I take a bath mat on holiday too!
We’re going next year during May. Hopefully we have better weather! lol I’d love if you did a video about your general schedule. Like just a brief overview of each day: what park you went to, did you get there for rope drop/extra magic hours, how long you stayed (did you go back to the hotel for a break and then back to that park or a different park and what times), what you did if it was a down day, and if you stayed fairly close to the plans you made in advance or if things changed during the trip. We will be going with a 5.5 year old and almost 3 year old and have been once (when the oldest was 2) so I’m curious about other people’s schedules as far as how many park days and down days.
I did a video similar to that here: th-cam.com/video/l7ct_YZYXuA/w-d-xo.html As far as going to Disney with young kids, we don't get there early! I've talked before about how we usually let the kids sleep in and get to the parks around 9-10. That way they aren't tired and we don't have to go back home for a nap. Sleeping in a bit later also helps us to stay late at the parks. Here is another video that might be useful: th-cam.com/video/_uFyrwXJ_vc/w-d-xo.html&index=15&list=PL2ViP1vFsZenjYNI11FFQ8BjWGp_cDcy7
Disney will bring you a laundry basket as many as you would like for your room. Since DVC villas has washing machines and dryers they have laundry basket. 😊 I also bring pump hand soap, so we can use that instead of the bars.
Love all your tips!! You find such awesome little trinkets! Aaah so bummed you got stuck in tropical storm Albert!! Typically they don’t come this early!! Shoe covers- genius. Haha! They look silly but their feet are feelin’ good!!
That's what I thought but the lady at the front desk said, "Oh, this is normal for this time of year!" I know she lives there and I don't but in all my years of going to Disney in May, we have NEVER had that happen before.
Great video, lots of little tips. Think the bathmat a good idea, for me, tubs always slippery. Love the phone holder! Thanks for sharing !!
I use difecting wipes
First day i wipe down all bathroom lol my family thinks im crazy
I do Same thing now that i have my Baby!! I take Xtra Precautions for his Health!!
I do the same
I always talk disinfect wipes to clean on vacation
I usually take a can of Lysol anywhere we go on vacation and spray the bathroom down, waterproof shoes, and don't you have a flashlight on your phone?
I have large washable laundry bags from amazon that are different colors I hang them in the closet and sort the dirty laundry as we wear it then at the end of the trip the bags squish into the suitcases. Once you get home I can just dump a bag at a time into the wash.
That is what I do too.
I live in spain and we drive to Disneyland Paris. It’s no where near the size as the Orlando parks so, I am going to recommend this for any theme park but especially Florida goers....a massage pillow. The one I have has 2 hard balls that rotate around and massage your back when you connect it to a chair, your calf or neck when you lay on top of it on a bed. It plugs in to the wall and warms up as you use it. This is great to use, along with aches and pains massage cream to sooth sore feet and legs at the end of the day. When we travel to Paris by plane I don’t take it because it takes up valuable luggage space but when we do a road trip there, I always pack it. Possible option for those of you that drive there.
Also, I take kids hangers on all vacations because hotels only have adult hangers and my daughters have dresses or jackets that don’t fit on the hangers.
Those are some great tips! Thank you!
Me again, we went for a week in January, torrential rain every day. Didn't know bout the show covers. Wish I did !
Terrific ideas! I did Disneyland & Sea World with my young son 25 to 30 years ago. While I didn't have most of the cool gadgets and helpers you young women had, we still enjoyed our trips. I enjoy watching all these advice and "hacks" for traveling with kids videos. I smile, shake my head and think to myself how much less stuff I could have packed & and taken to and from our destinations, just "in case". I'm also happy to see that I wasn't the only mommy who planned ahead!
Flashlight is a great tip. I find the walkways really dark at night
Tips actually start at 2:25, you're welcome
We fly and I still bring a pop up hamper everywhere we travel. I don’t obviously keep it in there at the end of the trip, but it’s still helpful to keep all the dirty laundry in one location so clean and dirty don’t get mixed together by my toddlers. Also just helpful to corral all the junk in the hotel room! Great tips!
Nothing surprises me after the eraser scrubbings down the shirt 😂 but i totally feel ya on the bathmat!
I don't blame you! And urine is NOT sterile!!!!!
We have bathroom slipper/ shower shoes in most Asian stores... doesn't matter if you're in Korea Town, Japan Town and/ or China Town...also majority of us, Asian carries these so-call weird thing that you are saying.... own personal towel, bathroom cup, mesh style laundry bag, rain gear, etc... I always thought it just us, Asian way... can find most of these "weird" essentials in Asian stores...
Try Daiso, Korea Mart, etc... that nearby
I totally agree I do not let to step in showers with my bare feet only mine and it's funny when I move into a new apartment I use shower shoes for the first two weeks and then I can take my shoes off
Thanks for this! I just got back from Disney about 3 weeks ago, we just missed all the rain! Hope you all still had a good trip.
I'm glad you missed all of the rain! : )
3min later....still talking about the bath mat😒
Love the video. Sorry this isn't question about about the video but the ear rings you are wearing are so lovely where did you get them?
Thanks! My oldest daughter got them for me for Christmas and they came from Kohl's. :)
Omg I love it!!
How did your first trip without using a stroller go? We won’t be taking the stroller on our next trip for the first time and to be honest I’m nervous! We use the stroller so much, especially to carry all our goodies but our just turned 6 year old says she’s “too big” for a stroller now 😢☹️
It went really well. She complained a bit the first few days but by the end of the trip she said she felt sorry for kids who were in strollers! lol The worst part of not having one was no storage and having to carry everything we needed to bring with us.
A Place to Nest Aww how cute she got over not having it by the end of your trip. 😊 See that's what I'm worried about is having to carry everything around. Honestly I think my hubby and I depend more on the stroller than our little one does ha ha ha 😂 Even though we always seem to forget where we parked it after exiting an attraction lol! 🤣
You stayed for 9 nights did you have to buy the 14 day park ticket or 7
We bought 8 day hoppers.
Wait... Were we at Disney around the same time?! 😱 we were there from May 11th to May 17th. The rain was terrible! I should of brought my umberella! 😞 we had cheap ponchos... But it would of been better if we had an umberella.
This year we were there from May 13-22nd so yeah, we were there at the same time! :) I brought an umbrella and ponchos and used them both at various times. I've never gotten so much use out of a Dollar Tree poncho in my life! lol
Iv seen shoe covers that don’t go so hight up the leg. When I went on holiday the owner showed us around and made us put the shoe covers over our shoes before we looked round the pool area.i think they were disposable?
Hello! I love your tips! I love Disney too and honestly pulling my phone out at the parks always annoyed me!!! So I actually started and an Etsy shop called Earchantments and I sell these Mickey themed iPhone cases that come with a lanyard to solve the problem! I’d love it if you could check it out!!!
I wouldn't risk the phone holder
It could snap
I worried about that, too but it’s been going strong for 2 years and I also have a protective case on my phone.
This is why I wear crocs lol! I must have been there same time you.. rained the whole time!!! Sucked lol
That's funny! We might've passed right by each other! :)
When we STOP bringing my Sons Stroller, we r gonna use Basket on my Moms scooter for some things we bring in parks like water misters etc.
Why not wear crocs, chacos, tevas, etc. instead of shoes and socks???
Laurie Vera that’s what we do!
I don't have any and I personally like the support of athletic shoes but when it rains it does cause a bit of a problem. :(
A Place to Nest I am about to buy water-resistant shoes from Aetrex. Great arch support. I will wear these on days the weather report looks like rain.
Laurie Vera because wearing shoes can get slippery on the bathtub floor, and you could slip and fall
When you walk around awhile you will want running shoes.
Why don’t you use the bath towel for the floor use it for a bath mat they will be replaced everyday
We use the bathroom matt on the shower/tub floor too! We usually ask for extras when we check in, LOL.
Shoe covers are the weirdest thing I've ever seen! Don't you have wellies in America? 😛
We do have rain boots and shoes like that but I didn't want to wear those shoes/boots all day and I didn't want to pack them either. To me, it's just easier to bring small shoe covers and use them as needed.
They clean the bathrooms
I am rewatching this as I gear up for my February trip. I totally get the dirty feet in the shower thing. I have such a weird fear of my bare feet touching the floor in a hotel room. Forget water parks. I can't even! Ewwww!
Oooh, that's exciting that you get to go so soon! I hope you have an amazing trip!
You do no they bleach clean bathrooms? Just incase that's not enough take flip-flops in shower :) x
You are not bringing weird stuff. I bring a mat. I also have a flashlight or pop up lights. I put the batteries in when we get there. I also take a night light. 😊
That intro tho
I always take swimming shoes to the parks. Just got back from DW and took them to every park. Fortunately we only had to use them one day but the kids loved splashing in the puddles and us not yelling at them 😄.
Oh I am so with you, I am defiantly a "germaphobe" lol if that is a word OTT, tho not saying you are as bad as I am 😁 but I like your ideas❤
Mmmmmmm privileged
Blessed, not privileged.