Magic Bands — Magic Bands are a must-have item for a well-planned holiday. A Magic Band is a wristband that holds your park ticket, fast passes, room key, and credit card. They’re the ideal companion for a hands-free trip across the ‘World.’
Sunglasses – The Sunshine State isn’t called that for nothing! Sunglasses will not only shield your eyes from the sun, but they will also lower your chances of getting a headache from having to squint.
Poncho/Rain Coat – Although Florida is known as the Sunshine State, it actually rains a lot! However, Florida rain isn’t like other rain; it only rains for a few minutes at a time, so rain gear that can be readily put on and taken off is essential.
Bookbag – I strongly advise you to bring a book bag to the parks so that you can carry all of your belongings. For long park days, I find that carrying a bookbag rather than a purse is much more pleasant.
Minnie Mouse Ears – A Disney vacation isn’t complete without a pair of Minnie Mouse ears! They’re the ideal complement to any simple ensemble. What, no Disney-themed clothing? It’s no problem! You only need to put on a set of ears and you’re good to go.
Bottle of Water – It is critical to be hydrated at all times (it also benefits our skin!). It also allows me to save money on drinks.
Power Bank – Despite the fact that many countries still demand written confirmations of return tickets and hotel reservations at immigration, I rarely print anything in ahead and rely entirely on my digital documentation. As a result, I always have a power bank with me in case I run out of batteries on the road.
First-Aid-Kit – Bandages of various sizes, antibiotic cream, hand wipes, insecticide wipes, rubber gloves for unpleasant jobs (you can even wear them when changing a flat bicycle tire to keep your hands somewhat clean), and various medications are all kept in a little plastic bag (diarrhea, constipation, anti-gas, decongestants, pain relievers, etc.). On a journey, I’ve utilized everything I’ve just said at least once.
Plastic bags and baggies – They are great to hold wet clothes, dirty clothes, etc. We even use plastic grocery bags to put on our wetsuits when we dive.
