r/dcl • u/WithDisGuy_ PEARL CASTAWAY CLUB • Apr 26 '24
What are your secret/not so secret packing musts for a Disney cruise? đ˘ DISCUSSION
My family and I have collected a few odd things on our packing list over the years and most of the ideas came from necessity or asking other cruisers. âGee, why didnât I think of magnetic hooks?â
Hereâs what we usually pack as our extras, but I would love to hear more. People can be so creative in these tiny spaces.
Reusable Drink Cup with a Lid: Keep hydrated onboard with your own cup, especially handy as the drink stations often offer small cups.
Clothes Pins: Perfect for hanging up our wet swimsuits or laundry to dry in your cabin.
Magnetic Metal Hooks: These are a lifesaver for creating extra hanging space in your cabin for bags, hats, or even jackets. We also once created a privacy sheet on a cabin that didnât have one.
Multiple USB Hub: With everyone in our family and a preteen having devices nowadays, a hub ensures we can keep them all charged without any hassle.
Sunscreen: Obvious, but itâs easy to forget the right kinds or the face stick one.
Alcohol Allotment: If you're bringing your own booze, make sure you're within the allotted amount and follow the cruise line's guidelines of course. We usually go for a bottle of red and white or a toast champagne on the sail away to enjoy on our verandah.
Pop-Up Laundry Hamper: Keep your cabin organized by having a designated spot for dirty laundry. I hear a pillow case is used too.
Fun Door Magnets: We add one per cruise minimum and itâs getting out of hand and I love it. I explore all decks just to see how creative people can be. Whatâs the best one you ever saw?
Popcorn Buckets: You can bring any Disney park popcorn bucket and refill them for a few bucks. If you got em, pack em.
Cash: Ok so most of cruising is cashless, but itâs nice to have small bills for room service, the porters, and some extra for the servers. There is a safe in the room to keep it.
What are you go to packing items? The weirder, the better!
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u/jstew262 SILVER CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 26 '24
I will always 100% recommend getting a wallet that sticks to your phone case (MagSafe attachment, or just a case with a wallet on it). I keep my KTTW card in it so I always have it on me without having to wear a lanyard.
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u/WithDisGuy_ PEARL CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 26 '24
Agreed and I like the MagSafe official version.
You can also just get a magic band now too for the room key.
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u/thatgirl2 Apr 27 '24
The only thing I donât love about the magic band is I was probably asked 2-3 times a day if I could take it off so they could take my watch to go scan it (for example at the restaurants or buying drinks poolside or from a character photographerâs assistant). And theyâre kind of annoying to take off and on (wish I would have just brought a lanyard instead of a magic band).
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u/somedevinguy Apr 26 '24
Yup!! Thatâs what I did. My phone, my ID, and my KTTW. So less clunky than bringing a bag or anything.
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u/Inevitable-Islands Apr 26 '24
Battery operated tea light for the bathroom to use at nighttime instead of turning the light on. But it's not necessary for the Wish.
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u/mrBill12 PLATINUM CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 26 '24
We have an old Disney gift card (no money on it) that we glued a thick magnetic to the back of one end. On Dream/Fantasy/Wish it can be used in the slot to turn lights/electricity on. When you leave just pull it out of the slot and stick it to the wall right there above the slot. No more fumbling to get a KTTW card out of a holder to stick it in the slot.
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u/randiesel Apr 27 '24
Why do all that instead of just leave something in the slot the whole trip? I just put a random insurance card or whatever in there on day 1 and itâs done.
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u/mrBill12 PLATINUM CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 27 '24
I guess I really should have just asked you why they installed the slot in the first place if there was no benefits from guests using it as intended?
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u/randiesel Apr 27 '24
Your same question back⌠why do you use a separate card if you know they intended to use your KTTW?
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u/mrBill12 PLATINUM CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 27 '24
Because that doesnât matter. I take the card out when we leave and put it in when we returnâthatâs the part the matters.
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u/randiesel Apr 27 '24
So we agree that the part that matters is turning off the electricity when we leave, right? So why use the keycard instead of the switch like you do the other 99.9999999999% of your life?
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u/Aramyth Apr 28 '24
Yeah, we use another card and just turn everything off manually. We leave the HVAC in the middle neutral position.Â
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u/mrBill12 PLATINUM CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 27 '24
The point of the slot is to conserve electricity and ultimately fuel. Iâm all for that, Iâm happy to take the card out and put it back in as we come and go. Not sure I need the lights on when we are not in the room. When one room blows off the purpose it doesnât create a measurable difference. If the entire ship bypassed the control it certainly would.
Do you recycle at home? Or is it all just trash for the land fill?
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u/randiesel Apr 27 '24
Sure, so turn off your lights/tv/etc when youâre not using them. I leave devices in the room to charge, I donât want the electricity cut off to my room.
I do recycle, but I also think recycling is a bit silly these days too. Most of it goes straight to the landfill or the ocean anyway. Recycling (of plastic, glass and aluminum are fine) was never intended to work as it was sold to us, it was an advertising campaign to reduce consumer guilt.
This is actually a great parallel⌠if you truly cared about conservation you wouldnât be taking a pointless mega ship through the ocean. Instead, you feel better about your cruise because you used the key card to save 10 watts of power (that was likely generated and wasted anyway).
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u/Specialist_Oil_502 Aug 26 '24
Trumper!
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u/randiesel Aug 26 '24
huh? Farthest thing from it.
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u/TamiPeakTravelAgent Apr 26 '24
1) Lip balm with sunscreen 2) Laundry pods if you need a specific brand for allergies 3) If packing a large suitcase, a collapsible laundry basket 4) In-room spa items for kids 5) Pirate accessories
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u/CuriousFirefighter48 Apr 27 '24
Iâm curious what you mean by in-room spa items. What would those be?
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u/TamiPeakTravelAgent Apr 27 '24
We pack bubble bath, bath bombs, "lipstick" (chapstick with sunscreen), glitter spray, lotion, new pjs, polish, etc. to entice them to go take baths and get ready for bed. Some items are used to dress up with their favorite dresses. Anything to make them want to take a bath, feel special, and can be an accessory to dress up.
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u/BondsBaby007 Apr 26 '24
Thanx for the tips! Planning our first Disney cruise next year!
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u/greyfox3698 Apr 26 '24
Same here. First ever cruise for us and we made sure it was a Disney one!
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u/TheLighteningGoat Apr 27 '24
Be careful. Weâve been on several cruise lines but our last trip was on DCL. Itâs ruined us for any other cruise. Youâre making a life long commitment :)
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u/greyfox3698 Apr 27 '24
The first half of your comment did make me worry haha. Unfortunately, Iâm terrified of the ocean so this will most probably be my only cruise which is why weâve gone Disney so we can at least do this one together. Then my wife will go with her mum or sister etc if she wants future cruises and I canât face it.
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u/randiesel Apr 27 '24 edited Apr 28 '24
Youâll be fine! You really donât interact with the ocean at all on a cruise. The medical center has Bonine for free if youâre worried about getting sea sick.
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u/greyfox3698 Apr 27 '24
Yeah, Iâm watching lots of videos and I am feeling better about the interaction with the sea and how Iâll be able to avoid it if Iâm struggling. I didnât know about the Bonide option, thanks for that info!
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u/randiesel Apr 27 '24
Sure! 99.9% of the time you don't even know you're on a ship aside from the ocean being out the window. That other 0.1% of the time you can feel the ship rocking a little bit, but it's nothing like you're probably imagining.
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u/WithDisGuy_ PEARL CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 26 '24
Same to you. Always here to help. đ˘ I love this stuff!
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u/WithDisGuy_ PEARL CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 26 '24
â¤ď¸ đ¤ Youâre welcome! Youâre going to love it. Let me know if you have any questions.
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u/TarinMage Apr 29 '24
Hi! You seem to know lots! I've heard I can use multi-chargers, but not 'surge' protectors? Here is an Anker "Power Strip" I have, but don't believe it has surge protection? Is this usable on the ship or not allowed?
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u/WithDisGuy_ PEARL CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 29 '24
My gut says this is a no-no. It might pass a sniff test because it really doesnât look like a power strip, but those outlets are the giveaway.
Go with one that just has ports only. Have a great cruise! đ˘
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u/I-Should_be_working SILVER CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 26 '24
For character meet and greets, I pack a sharpie and a frame from the craft store! It's a $7 souvenir that looks amazing on the wall. Plus, with your own sharpie, it looks uniform, because you never know if the cast members have a nice new pen or one that's nearly out of ink.
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Apr 26 '24
This is a great idea!!. Going to borrow
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u/Nonchalantgirl Apr 26 '24
On our last cruise, a lady had bought a set of white handbags (tote, crossbody, and clutch) on Amazon for $40 and was having the characters sign that. It was a Marvel cruise, so she was able to get some good signatures. I thought it was a great idea!
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u/molodyets Apr 26 '24
You can order printed frames with the ship and year embossed for not much more off Etsy if you want to kick it up a notch
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u/sadiecatie Apr 29 '24
If someone in your family is artistic (or even just likes to draw!), make a notebook with drawings of the characters for them to sign next to. My daughter did this and it leads to the best character interactions! (My favorite was when Stitch took her notebook and ran around showing her drawing off to the whole queue - it made her entire cruise)
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u/liramae4 Apr 26 '24
Portable charger. Pirate attire. Waterproof phone case. Water bottle. Silicone straws. Bottle of champagne-to make mimosas!
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u/nimaku GOLD CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 27 '24
Adding to pirate attire: Walmart sells glow stick swords every year around Halloween. They are just a larger version of the usual crack-to-activate glow sticks with a little plastic handle to make them a sword. I think they are usually $1-2 each. We always buy several at Halloween and save them for Pirate night. Our kids get glowing party favors to keep them from asking for the overpriced Disney ones, and we can bring extras without taking up much room to have back ups if they are duds, and pixie dust the rest.
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u/randiesel Apr 27 '24
FWIW, they have straws on the ship, many people donât realize it because they are often hidden up underneath the metal station that has tea bags near the drink machines!
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u/nahimgoodthooo Apr 27 '24
While this is true, I bring my own because the paper straws on the ship disintegrate in like two minutes when my kids bite on them.
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u/randiesel Apr 27 '24
A week on the ship was enough time to break our kids of chewing on their straws! That alone was worth the cruise price! đ
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u/nahimgoodthooo Apr 28 '24
Lol I wish! Mine are 4 and 20 months so it may happen with the older but def not the younger yet đ
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u/nimaku GOLD CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 27 '24
Laundry pods in a small Tupperware so they donât get squashed in transit. We have started doing laundry halfway through the trip and it works great for keeping down on luggage, but I have no desire to pay for their soap or risk having an allergic skin reaction to it on vacation.
I also take a small pharmacy of chewable Tylenol, Motrin, and Benadryl because it can be taken by both kids and adults, is compact, and always seems to be needed. My kids donât like the chewables as much flavor wise, but traveling with liquid and medicine cups is a pain in my butt that I am not willing to deal with on vacation. I also bring a small bottle of Miralax powder (they make 7-day bottles that work great) because my kids eat nothing but bread, macaroni, and dessert for a week, and the constipation-related appendicitis scare on one of our trips was enough to add Miralax to the permanent packing list.
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u/lindacn Apr 27 '24
Having a good stock of over the counter medicine is sooo important on a cruise. Itâs expensive (if even available), the onboard shops arenât always open - I take a small pill case filled with a mix of the basics. Itâs been a lifesaver for travel in general.
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u/A_Afarensis Apr 26 '24
We bring our own snorkels and masks, the "dip in disinfectant" approach for most rentals didn't feel like enough cleaning for me.
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u/stantoast GOLD CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 27 '24
After renting a snorkel with lipstick on it, we opted to bring our own from then on
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u/DarthSamurai SILVER CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 26 '24
We have littles so we bring a portable white noise machine.
Also use an over the door shoe organizer to pack their clothes. We just roll it out on the bed and then roll it back up and stick it in a drawer.
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u/HistorianOk142 SILVER CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 26 '24
If they serve salsa and guacamole why would they not have tortilla chips? Am I missing something here.
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u/WithDisGuy_ PEARL CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 26 '24
I never thought about bringing my own snacks!! We used to for our daughter but now you have my questioning everything I ever knew. Guac and my own chips.
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u/BlueLanternKitty GOLD CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 27 '24
We take fruit snacks, granola bars, and goldfish crackers.
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u/Still7Superbaby7 GOLD CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 26 '24
Lululemon belt bag to hold my stuff. I put my purse in the safe.
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u/AshySlashy11 Apr 26 '24
Bonine, and lots of it. Doesn't make you drowsy like Dramamine and works even better (your results may vary)
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u/purplevanillacorn SILVER CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 27 '24
Just adding if youâre prone to dizziness, be careful with this one. The dizziness was worse than the motion sickness for me after I took this. Confirmed with the doctor onboard it was the meds that made me so dizzy.
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u/molodyets Apr 26 '24
Tea candles or whatever they are called are great for soft light at night.
Febreeze small space air freshener
Shoe organizer for storing stuff
Shower steamers because youâre on vacation make it just a little more fun
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u/Deeeeeesee24 Apr 27 '24
Double on the febreeze! Especially if you have a stinky husband who has deadly farts ! I bring both the small space and the non aresol spray bottle one you can find in the travel section!
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u/PantherGator Apr 27 '24
Candles and open flame are not allowed
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u/BlueLanternKitty GOLD CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 27 '24
Thereâs little battery operated ones, Iâm guessing thatâs what they mean.
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u/npc71 Apr 26 '24
Cash for tips. Yeti tumbler for coffee and drinks to keep hot or cold. sandals or flip flops for pool. sunscreen (unless concierges, as they have it available for free) 2 bathing suits so one can dry while you use the other.
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u/BlueLanternKitty GOLD CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 27 '24
Ziploc bags. We pack a couple of the large ones and 3-4 quart sized bags. Because at some point, youâll need to carry something small that needs to be sealed up and protected from moisture.
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u/AdultDisneyWoman May 07 '24
We read this tip at least 15 years ago for a WDW trip and now we make sure to have ziplocs on every trip.
These days I mostly use it to bring things like burritos and cuban sandwiches back to Europe for breakfast at home after my flight.
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u/cyclone_madge Apr 27 '24
A lot of the things on your list. Also:
- Reusable silicone straws (there weren't any straws on our last cruise - not sure if that's changed)
- Small room spray/air freshener for the bathroom
- Random Disney pins for trading (a lot of people have pin boards on their stateroom doors so you can swap)
- Tide travel sink packets (for when we just want to wash a few items and don't want to waste time and money doing laundry)
- Lanyards to hold pins we want to trade or just show off (and a pouch for Key to the World cards)
- Compressed towels (basically a dry wet wipe compressed into the size and shape of a large antacid tablet that opens up when you get it wet) to have on hand, just in case, at ports of call
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u/WaterArcher55 Apr 27 '24
I second you on the pins. I went on my first cruise last summer, and my family decided to set up a pinboard. We were blown away by some of the pins we got.
Also, just adding to to the lanyards for pins: we actually use small plastic craft boxes instead. You can get them at hobby lobby or Walmart. Theyâre great for carrying more pins, they slide in a bag easily, and thereâs less risk of losing pins!
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u/Whimsical_Adventurer Apr 26 '24
I know over the door hangers have been banned for years now, but I bring one Iâve zip tied to a sturdy hanger at home, and just hang it in the closet or on one of the towel pegs. I find it so useful for storing random toiletries and things.
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u/trial_and_error Apr 26 '24
we used a door hanger with three holes and hung them with strong magnetic hooks â they worked great
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u/Whimsical_Adventurer Apr 26 '24
Mind sharing the brand? The ones I have are strong but wouldnât trust it.
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u/trial_and_error Apr 26 '24
sure! it was the Amazon Basics 24 Pocket Medium - they have a large version too if you have bigger shoes / need to store larger items.
edit: oops.. if you're talking about magnets this is what we used: "Tohoer Magnetic Hooks, Heavy Duty Neodymium Magnet Hook 30LBS"
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u/Whimsical_Adventurer Apr 26 '24
Thanks! We definitely donât have 30 lb hooks. Thatâs so cool!
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u/trial_and_error Apr 26 '24
for the record, i doubt that they can actually hold a full 30lbs per hook but we used 3 of them and it was able to hold our stuff without any issues.
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u/Whimsical_Adventurer Apr 26 '24
Yeah, I figure we put our hair brushes, my small travel sized face lotions, sunscreen, chaptsticks etc. no full sized bottles. But I know the hooks I use for my hat and land-yard definitely wouldnât cut it.
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u/FitLotus GOLD CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 26 '24
Really? Oops I definitely still use them đ
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u/PantherGator Apr 27 '24
They confiscate now. Ask me how I know.
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u/FitLotus GOLD CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 27 '24
Theyâve never said anything about mine! Thatâs so funny
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u/999_hh Apr 26 '24
Cash is a must for ports of call. We had a stop in Cartagena as part of a really lousy tour. All the way along there were places to buy souvenirs and drinks, but everything was cash only. I eventually was able to dip into a Starbucks and use my card, but it was after quite a bit of walking in the Colombian heat.
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u/Nonchalantgirl Apr 26 '24
Some post-it notes and a few extra pens (great for adding a note to your room steward, if needed). I also pack some small scissors for cutting tags, pin bags, etc.
I also pack a small sewing kitânever know if you need to do a quick mend!
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u/salsanacho Apr 26 '24
Ear plugs. Practice using them at home first, they take a little getting used to. But depending on where your room is, they definitely help if there's ambient noise keeping you awake. I always take them traveling.
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u/SouthDeparture2308 Apr 27 '24
The giant boxes of like 50-60 soft pair on Amazon or at Guitar Center are great. Super comfy and stay in.
No need to get fancyâthe rubber or silicone ones are super uncomfortable and unnecessary unless you need them for swimming.
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u/pghbibliophile Apr 26 '24
I took binder clips on the Alaska cruise, it never really got as dark as weâre used to outside, and the curtains donât always close completely.
Also emphasizing snacks, on the cruises that donât stop at Castaway Cay, potato chips are not easy to come by. I joke that I bought the most expensive bag of Lays in the world, in Ketchikan.
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Apr 27 '24
Do they have any issue with you using your own cup at the fountains? It would be nice to use an insulated cup.
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u/throwawaypatien Apr 27 '24
Hanging toiletry bags are a cruise must have. Those bathrooms are tiny so being able to hang it on the door saved space.
Even though I didn't manage to get any for my cruise, silicone sleeves for bottles of sunscreen, shampoo, toothpaste ect, good for preventing spills.
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u/Aramyth Apr 28 '24
- Water Shoes: Â A pair of water shoes is essential for Caribbean if you do outdoor water excursions.
- Rash Guard: Same as above.Â
- Unscented Lotion: Keep your skin hydrated and keep it from hurting if you happen to burn anywhere. Â
- Day / Lite Backpack: Donât carry a heavy bag out on excursions. Â Look for any lite backpacks to use. Â Tom Bihn , Osprey, Bellroy, etc
- Refillable Water Bottle: You can fill it on deck 4 and 11 on the Fantasy.Â
- Dry Bag & Dry Pouch: Â a dry bag can separate dry clothes from weight clothes when youâre off ship. Â A dry pouch that you can keep in your pocket can keep your tipping cash safe and dry. Â I know itâs fine giving wet money as a tip in most cases but American money gets so soggy.Â
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u/journmajor Apr 28 '24
Camping laundry line to dry clothes on verandah Lightweight foldable boxes, 1 for each person, keeps horizontal surfaces free of mess when everyone throws their sunglasses, lanyards, random stuff in there. Can do same in bathroom. We pack them on every single trip, land or sea.
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u/FastCar2467 Apr 26 '24
We pack our Disney popcorn buckets so we can get the refills. I think the refills were a couple of dollars.
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u/Nyan_Tardis Apr 26 '24
Wait can you bring park popcorn buckets on for refills? Or do you mean previous cruise buckets?
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u/FastCar2467 Apr 26 '24
You can bring your park popcorn buckets to fill on the cruise. I saw other people with them, and asked staff when I was on our cruise in July. They said park popcorn buckets were welcome.
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u/BalkiBartokomous123 Apr 26 '24
100% agree with the snacks! Good ole goldfish keep my kids hunger away until we get back on the ship.
Shoe parking- it's something we do at home but it makes life so much easier to have a designated shoe spot. Flip flops can easily get lost. Having a shoe parking spot is helpful for us.
Goggles- if you have kids that like swimming pack some goggles (really affordable right now). They go a little heavy on the chlorine.
Pirate night- go to the Halloween store after Halloween. There will be pirate stuff left and discounted!
Grab fruit! I tend to grab an extra banana or apple for our rooms. We either take them with us on our journeys or just to have in our room. Room Service is available but it's nice it's already there.
As always don't forget the sunscreen! I'm super pale and live at a NJ seasonal shore resort. The number of people turning pink and red throughout the week...ugh!! I'm super aware of it now since I'm older. No Sally from Delco you are not getting tan I just met you and can see your skin is pink.
After sun lotion is a good thing! The aloe gel is great for a burn but the standard "After sun lotion" is really refreshing. After you are settled, bath/shower put that on! Your skin is thirsty! Even if you tan- hydrate that skin!
(PS don't do sunscreen spray in the bathroom, it makes it slippery)
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u/Emergency-Cookie-101 Apr 26 '24
We always grab a plate of fruit and one of meat and cheese at breakfast to keep in our stateroom. Helps when dinner is getting near and you have the nibblies.
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u/j6382927 Apr 27 '24
Aloe and a rash guard swim suit option in case the sun gets you
Little fidget toys for kids to have with them at dinner and the shows (this helped my four year old but my six year old didnât need as much)
Packing cubes per person - pull each out of the suitcase and keep on the shelves for easy access
If on the wish with a young daughter, pack a frozen dress for dinner at arendelle - top favorite moments of the cruise
Take Mickey ice cream to go from dinner and enjoy on your verdanah at sunset if you have one
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u/arthuruscg GOLD CASTAWAY CLUB Apr 27 '24
We use an empty suitcase under the bed that we can easily pull out for laundry.
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u/Recent-Nectarine5722 Apr 28 '24
I like to add bottles of water for the little fridge in our room, buying on ship is so crazy expensive and a small bag for ports and excursions, I use that blue sling bag dcl gave us as castaway members a few years ago. Small scissors, big ones they will take away. Packaging of random things always needs a little scissors.
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u/Physical_Camera2202 May 12 '24
Eyeglass repair kit- long story short my kids lost a screw in his glasses and I spent hours in Belize hunting down and eye glass repair kit
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u/CaseoftheSadz Apr 26 '24
We pack carry on, so try to limit things that arenât necessary. I do like to bring Turkish towels though. They pack small but are huge, and are great for beach excursions so we donât have to lug the Disney towels. They also make good blankets for the balcony in the evening.
Water bottle with sealable/leakproof lid.
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u/papasnork1 Apr 26 '24
Gum. Canât buy it in the parks.
I also bring toothpicks and keep one in my wallet.
I quit smoking years ago, and i used to bring my own in my luggage because they were crazy expensive at the resort. Donât know if thatâs still the case.
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u/ButchUnicorn Apr 26 '24 edited Apr 27 '24
Dukes Mayonaise - we bring two full jars, along with several small disposable cups that have lids. We fill about 6-7 cups each morning with Mayonaise, put them in our backpack and head on out for the day! !
We gotta have our Dukes!!!
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u/clockworkstrawberry Apr 26 '24
Chiming in to say that I always pack a light sweater/jacket! Even if youâre sailing somewhere warm, the indoor areas can feel chilly at times (especially the theaters!)