My Disney Packing Checklist

• Portable white noise machine (ours has a night light option)
• Children’s Tylenol
• Children’s Zyrtec
• Thermometer
• Adult Motrin
• Pepto Bismal
• Sea sickness Bands (we don’t pack motion sickness meds, but First Aid in the parks has what you forget/didn’t know you needed)
• Body Glide Stick
• Sunscreen
• Toiletries 
• First Aid Kit (including Bandaids & Blister Bandaids)
• Metal travel straws (I don’t like drinking out of compostable or paper straws)
• Cheap rain ponchos (adult and kid sized)
• Gallon Ziploc Bags (great for wet items and food left-overs)
• Extra Socks
• Alternative footwear for each child (they wear their bulkier footwear on the plane)
• Backpack Rain Cover
• Hats (baseball style caps for sun and rain protection)
• Warmer Layer x2 for all (in case of cooler mornings or evenings)
• Bathing Suits x2 (for a trip with more than 1 rest day, otherwise one bathing suit each)
• Clothing for everyone for length of trip (presently, I pack the girls outfits in Ziploc bags by day so I can just pull them out the night before)
• Pajamas (usually 3 for a longer trip, 2 for shorter ones)

Warmer Weather Add-Ons

• Cooling Towels
• Rechargeable Hand held fans
• Electrolyte Packets (my preferred brand is Nectar)
• Stroller Fans

Potential Cooler Evening/Days Add-ons

• Wear Coats on the plane 
• Thin Mittens
• Knitted Hats

Stroller Needs

• Stroller Lights (Mickey head shaped, found on Amazon, love them)
• Stroller Rain Cover
• Large Grocery bag to stow under Stroller (for all the stuff you take off it before you fold it)
• Wet bag with change of clothes for each child, down to socks and underwear

Kid Add Ons (some we’ve outgrown at this point, or are not “musts” for every trip)

• Bubble Wands
• Glowsticks 
• Noise Protection Headphones 

In Our Carry On

• Stuffies (not risking those getting lost)
• Headphones
• Our Magicbands (my husband gets a “Key to the World” card when we check in, you can also use your MDE App or Apple Watch)
• Lollipops for take off and landing (we don’t do gum, but also an option)
• Refillable water bottles
• Whiskware Stackable Snack Container x2 with snacks 
• Packit Lunchbox (has icepacks built in, must be frozen if going through TSA)
• Twistable Crayola Colored Pencils 
• Coloring Books
• Reusable Sticker Activity Pads
• 5 Minute Stories Book (or something similar, many stories in one book)
• Zip-ups or Hoodies (Coats if winter time)
• All the Chargers (for Fans, iPhone, Android, Magic Band Plus, & Apple Watch)
• Multi-USB outlet plug x2

My Top Picks

I don’t have affiliate links (yet, maybe someday) but the Whiskware Stackable Snack Containers are a favorite. My husband calls me “Mama Snacks.” We are a home lunch family. I prefer these over bento boxes because I can fit both stacks in one lunchbox with room for yogurt punches and cheese sticks too! The girls can easily close and open them independently. They hold a lot! 

I also love our Packit brand lunchboxes and snack containers because they come with an ice pack built in. We typically stay at The Cabins at Fort Wilderness, so have the luxury of a full fridge with a freezer and can re-freeze them overnight and bring perishable snacks into the parks.

For plane ride coloring, I used to use rectangular crayons because they don’t roll off the tray as easily. As my girls became more particular about coloring only in the lines I switched to colored pencils. I had small colored pencils with a sharpener in the cap. The shavings could be kind of messy and didn’t always sharpen evenly. Then I discovered, and became obsessed with, these Crayola Twistable Colored Pencils. Great for traveling, in the car or on an airplane.