Temperatures should be mild for the wedding weekend, but
weather in Florida can change rapidly, so I recommend bringing layers that
allow you to go with whatever the weather is a given day.
The 10 day weather outlook for Walt Disney World shows highs
in the 70s and lows in the 50s. You can view the forecast here:
Clothing and Accessories – There are places to do laundry at
Disney, but remember that it takes time and money. For a short trip, you might
be better served by simply packing what you’ll need for the whole stay.
- Shirts
- Pants
- Outfits for wedding events
- PJs
- Underwear – more than you think you’ll need
- Belts
- Socks – moisture-wicking socks are ideal for this, also bring more than you think you’ll need
- Comfortable walking shoes – ideally two pairs in case one gets wet and needs to dry – I don’t recommend wearing flip flops to the parks – instead, look for some with arch support and thick soles and break them in before your trip
- Sandals
- Dress shoes – for wedding events
- Pool shoes/flip flops – you’ll want to wear something to walk there and back
- Swimsuits
- Cover-ups
- Hats/visors – the sun can be intense at times, especially in Hollywood Studios.
- Sunglasses
- Hair bands and accessories
- Jewelry/scarves
- Sweatshirt or jacket for evenings – once the sun goes down, it can get a bit cold
- Princess outfits if girls already have them – they will want to wear them once they see other kids dressed up, so if they have them, pack them
- Baby necessities: diapers, wipes, bottles, formula, pacifiers, disposable bibs – some of these things can be purchased at Disney, but they have limited variety and sizes, especially of diapers.
- Toothbrush
- Toothpaste
- Mouthwash and floss
- Hair brush
- Shampoo and conditioner (unless you are happy to use theirs)
- Shower gel
- Deodorant
- Perfume
- Sunscreen
- Lip balm with sunscreen in it
- Face wash
- Lotions
- Makeup and makeup remover
- Tampons/pads
- Razors and Shaving cream
- Hairspray
- Contacts/glasses
- Allergy medications
- Vitamins
- Moleskin – ideal for blisters
- Insect repellant
- Nail file
- Plane Tickets/boarding passes
- Hotel room confirmation #s
- Magical Express packet – put yellow tags on bags if you want them to get your bags
- Dollar bills for tips/tolls
- Theme park tickets if you preordered them – make copies or take pictures on your phone so Disney can replace them if lost
- Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party Tickets – if you preordered them
- IDs for each adult – you will also need these to drink at the wedding
- Membership cards – there are some AAA discounts at Disney
- Health insurance card
- Prescription medications you might need on vacation
- Any meal confirmation #s
- Rental car information if you are renting
- Cell phone charger
- Camera with batteries/charger
- Headphones
- Lanyard for room key/tickets
- Disney pins for trading – if you already have some
- Umbrella or poncho – the latter is easier to carry
- Easily carried bag for in the parks – we use a small backpack that either of us is willing to wear
- Zip top bags – Large ones are good for wet clothing while the small are great for snacks.
- Coins for tolls, washing machine, and penny press machines
- Pennies for pressing – there are machines are all around the parks
- A towel can come in handy at the parks – block the sun, save spot for a parade, clean off a seat
- Fat pen for character autographs
- Something for them to sign – they sell autograph books in the parks
- Ribbon to mark rented strollers
- Strollers can be rented at the parks - more details can be found here
- Ear plugs – good on loud rides and if you have a noisy neighbor
Also, guests staying in our room block, remember to ask for
your welcome bag at check-in, it will contain vital details about
transportation for the wedding events.
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