Wash them each night so they are ready to use again in the morning. I typically need a portable charger anytime I use my phone all day. At Disneyland and Walt Disney World, I use my cell phone even more — to take photos, keep track of reservations, and to use the Disney apps.
The last thing you want is to walk around with a dead phone. At Disneyland, I recommend FuelRod chargers. These small portable phone chargers are available at airports, on Amazon, or at theme parks. When purchasing a FuelRod, it comes with the actual charger as well as three power cords that can be used with various devices including the iPhone.
It can be charged with any USB adaptor, and you can also trade it out at a kiosk for a fully-charged device. FuelRod also has an app where you can find kiosks and get credit for free trades.
These water rides as so much fun and can be a great way to cool off in the sun. To protect phones that you bring with you on the ride, you may consider bringing along waterproof cases for your phone. These relatively inexpensive cases are a great way to protect your phone. You can also use them for other trips — to water parks or to the beach. Another option is to pack sealable plastic bags.
Lip balm is a travel essential for me, no matter where I am going. The dehydration associated with traveling can definitely lead to chapped lips, which can be uncomfortable. Bring along a lip balm that has SPF, so your lips will be protected from the sun as well. I always recommend packing sunscreen, regardless of your travel destination. Even cool, cloudy weather can lead to too much sun exposure. When traveling to theme parks, I usually pack several types of sunscreen.
Then, I pack several small travel-sized bottles that I can slip into my park bag for the day. Finally, I pack face sunscreen, which I also carry in my purse.
Of course, sunscreen is readily available in case you need more. Traveling with younger kids? When my kids were really little, I always made sure I had safety tattoos for them.
You can have these temporary tattoos customized with your cell phone number as well as allergies and any other essential information. Ear plugs: In the tight confines of a hotel room, it is difficult for one person to stay up later than any other member of the group. Occasionally one of us will put in earplugs and go to sleep while the rest of the group watches TV.
Power strip: If you are traveling with a large family, bring a power strip to add more plugs in your hotel room. It seems every hotel room I stay in has few outlets and I always seem to have more that I need to plug in. If each person is plugging in a phone and an extra battery pack, the amount of plugs needed adds up quickly.
I really like this power strip that includes both plugs and USB ports for using in your room. Not only is this outlet light weight, but it has built in USB ports so that you don't have to carry the Apple chord boxes. Autograph book: Bring a book for your kids to collect autographs when they meet characters. Also, bring a fat pen so that the characters can grip it more easily and their signature can be more legible. Your own glow sticks: Before all of the nighttime parades and spectaculars, Cast Members circulate selling glow in the dark toys.
Popping out a glow stick or necklace to give to your child right when they see the toys can be a good way to avoid this higher end purchase. You can order these here. Pennies and quarters: If you plan on collecting pressed pennies during your trip at Disneyland.
Bring along shiny pennies and quarters to operate the machines in the parks. Each machines costs 50 cents to press a penny. Pins for trading: As we outline in the souvenir guide, you should purchase pins for trading before arriving at Disneyland. These other pins are a fraction of the price and are just as worthy for trading. Stroller: If your child needs a stroller during the day, I highly recommend either bringing your own or renting one from a third party.
Disney's prices are higher and you may not bring the stroller back to your hotel. Check out the stroller selection and be sure to purchase one that is easy to travel with. Anything you need to make your child comfortable : Make sure to access the sleeping situation of your children before leaving home. Do they sleep with a night light?
Do they need their favorite stuffed animal? Even the littlest thing to improve the amount or quality of sleep is valuable. Cash or credit card: There are ATMs throughout the Disneyland Resort where you can withdraw cash, but you shouldn't need it for any reason if you have a credit or debit card. If you are staying at Disneyland on property hotel , you can make charges to your room anywhere on Disneyland Resort property.
Travel documents: Make sure to pack all of the critical travel documents like your driver's license or identification, proof car-insurance if you are renting a car , health insurance card, confirmation of Disneyland tickets , confirmation of your hotel near Disneyland , confirmation of plane tickets, and written emergency contacts.
Extra room in your suitcase: As I shared in our guide to Disneyland souvenirs , you could end up buying quite a bit of stuff during your Disneyland vacation.
Make sure you have a suitcase that has extra room in it to carry back your purchases. As we discussed in the Disneyland restaurant review section , I highly recommend bringing your own snacks to the parks with you each day. Snacks: Some of my favorite snacks for the parks are the various assortments of trek mixes, dried fruit, and granola bars from Trader Joe's.
These really sustain me throughout the trip and keep me full between breakfast and lunch. You can order these on Amazon and have them sent directly to your hotel to be waiting for you. Breakfast: Depending on where you are staying at Disneyland , you may have breakfast provided at your hotel.
If you do not have breakfast provided with your hotel room, I suggest buying breakfast food and eating something in your room before leaving for the day.
Then, if you are still hungry, stop for a snack after spending a couple of hours in the park. Do not, I repeat, do not go out to breakfast and be late to the rope drop opening of Disneyland. You need the morning to get on attractions and get Disneyland FastPass tickets. Case of water: If you find you don't like the taste of LA water, there are Walgreens and CVS locations within walking distance on Harbor Boulevard, just a block from the park entrances.
Consider picking up a jug of water or a case of water bottles. I have never had a problem with the taste of the in-park water, but never liked the water that comes out of the faucet in the hotel room.
Chewing gum: Disneyland does not sell gum anywhere in the resort. If you need to chew gum, be sure to bring your own. Via Powdered Starbucks Coffee: To avoid spending money on coffee at Disneyland, you can bring your own powdered coffee with you. Get hot water from your hotel or ask for a free cup of hot water from any counter service restaurant in Disneyland.
Below is a complete list of Disneyland items to bring with you into the parks everyday. Don't miss our travel hacks newsletter! You can save a lot of money on your Disneyland vacation by subscribing to our Disneyland Mickey Visit discounts newsletter and through the information in other Disneyland planning articles throughout the website.
You can find all updated information on park hours and rules on the official Disneyland website. You can order these here. You can purchase Disney pins before your trip so you arrive to the parks ready to trade with other guests and cast members. Be sure to read through our Disney Pin Trading Guide to learn how this fun process works! This is a crucial Disneyland packing list item for people with small children. It's much more feasible to bring your own or rent one from a third party to avoid paying Disney's higher prices for strollers.
Go online and look through the stroller selection and find one that is easy to travel with. And make sure it is comfortable for your kiddo. You know your kids best and they likely have small comforts they will need with them when traveling. Will they use an iPad on the airplane? Do they sleep with a stuffed animal or nightlight? Keeping them in their routine the best you can on your vacation can help keep everyone happy even if it's as simple as plugging in a nightlight and reading them a bedtime story like you do at home.
This is a great item to have on hand for parades and nighttime shows so you don't have to sit on the concrete. This can help block off your space at parades too and give your family more space. This is one of my top Disneyland packing list items- I could never visit the parks without this on my list. We always include your own travel sized necessities like this on our packing list Disney in case the ones the hotels provide aren't the best quality. But the biggest thing to remember is to not over pack things when planning out your list of what to take to Disneyland!
You will also buy plenty of souvenirs and you want to ensure you have room in your suitcase to bring home all your things from your Disney trip. There are plenty of stores nearby the resort where you can get any last minute things to bring to Disneyland. This question can be highly subjective depending on your own Disney packing priorities and your sense of fashion. And it can also be pretty gender specific depending on the type of things you usually wear!
But there are some key tips for this part of your Disney packing list to keep in mind. Some people associate California with always being warm but this might not be the case!
If you're visiting in the winter, the weather can vary dramatically from sunny to rainy but you don't want to be caught off guard. Check the weather leading up to your trip and above all pack layers. Even during the summer months the humidity in California if you're from dryer climates, it will feel humid- if you're from more humid climates, not so much can make the nights feel chilly.
Having an extra layer with you on your vacation will make sure you're prepared. I recommend bringing more than one pair of walking shoes so you can alternate throughout your trip which helps relieve some of the stress from your feet. This is one of the most important packing list things- you will do a lot of walking at Disney and it's crucial to have comfortable shoes. This goes for the whole family- make sure your kids have comfortable shoes too.
If you end up not wearing comfortable shoes, you will be kicking yourself literally! You will do plenty of walking at Disneyland so having comfortable walking clothes on hand is a must. Be aware of what clothes might cause chaffing jeans, I'm looking at you! The upscale restaurants at Disneyland don't have a dress code but you can make meals feel like a special occasion if you dress up for the experience.
Some of the top restaurants guests might dress up for include Steakhouse 55, Carthay Circle , or Napa Rose. You don't want to be caught without sunglasses at Disneyland! And pack some for your kids too. There are sunglasses to purchase at the park but they won't be as good of quality as the UV blocker ones you can get from popular websites like Blenders.
Having a hat is crucial too to keep the sun off your face and is another packing list necessity for kids. Many guests take midday breaks to take advantage of their hotel pool so don't forget to include bathing suits on your Walt Disney packing list. Bring along flip flops and any water toys your kids might enjoy. You don't have to worry about beach towels as your hotel will provide towels for the pool.
You can find plenty of fun Disney shirts in advance of your trip on the Shop Disney website or more affordable options like Target. I'm also a big fan of looking for custom designs on Etsy for our family. You can find the infamous family trip matching shirts on Etsy too! You'll be excited you have the fun Disney gear for your trip once you arrive and see everyone else decked out in it. This is especially fun for social media fans that want to take advantage of all the Instagram walls throughout the day on their Disney vacation.
For the ladies, trying to figure out how to make our makeup last all day in the sun at the theme park can be a challenge. I recommend using a face moisturizer with a high SPF in it I love Lancome for this so you can avoid putting too much sunscreen on your face.
Use your favorite waterproof mascara and eyeliner so you don't have to worry about any running while on the water rides. And top it all off with a setting spray. I spray this to set my makeup in the morning and it keeps it looking fresh all day. Fun story: I rode Splash Mountain in the first row and got absolutely drenched.
My makeup was not smudged at all because I was wearing this spray! Another one for the ladies, what in the world should you do with your hair when planning for a full day at Disneyland?
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