Some of the things I think you should bring you may want to buy them before you get to the resort (probably cheaper) but some you may want to buy them in Disney (like hats) because they are cute
-Fast drying clothes.
-Good hats (with UVA/UVB block)
-Comfortable shoes
-Comfortable socks (if available silk socks too to avoid friction)
-Bandages and especial blister bandages (just in case)
-Small Tupperware (to bring snacks to the park as well to save food that you buy in park, like popcorn)
-Don't forget the camera as well of the charger (and don't forget your cell phone charger too).
-You can by a portable fan (the kids size ones) in there of if you have one bring it with you.
-Bathing suits.
-water proof shoes
-small back pack
-something that your daughter could use as a pillow when she falls sleep at the park (you can rent the stroller but they need something soft to rest their heads.
Plan ahead what parks you are going to go, use the child swap, take rest, reserve as soon as possible if you want to eat in any of the restaurants, talk to your kids on what to do if any get lost, try to save the mayor shops until the last days when they know exactly what the want (I love Snow Withe, 1 hour later, I love Cinderella!) so you know how much is your budget at, to don't have to deal with one of your kids that don't want to stay in the store because is so much left to see.
Is other momy asking for advice for a trip to Disney, you could check her answers too,
Perhaps you guys are going the same week?
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