Hey guys! I know I have written several articles on what to bring to the park with you. In this one, you will find out what you don’t need to pack to the Disney Parks.
There’s no need to overpack anymore! Let’s face it, you will most likely be packing for everyone in your family, so let’s make this easier on you!
What you don’t need to pack!
Bandages and First Aid items:
Nurses are available at the First aid Center and have over-the-counter medications, bandages, and other quick remedies. We have stopped into them several times to grab the biggest band-aides they had, to go on the bottom of our feet and some Aleve!
My daughter also got stepped on while in line for a ride and was bleeding on her big toe. We took her over to the nurse’s station and they were able to fix her right up!
They can also store medications that require refrigeration, and they have special containers for disposal of hypodermic needles.
Insect Repellent:
Insect repellent is available at Disney World but not Disneyland. There are several areas throughout the parks that have insect repellent for your convenience, just ask a cast member if you are not able to locate it.
You will mostly need it at your Resort and Animal Kingdom where you are near the lake or animals.
Over The Counter Medicine:
The First Aid Nurses station has these available for you at any time. All you need to do is go visit them, sign a release form and tada!
Free medicine, now you can enjoy the rest of the magic without a headache or sore back!
Shampoo, Soap, and Lotion:
I personally bring my own shampoo and conditioner for myself. There is no need to pack some for everyone because Disney Resorts actually have really good products.
I love their lotion and the bar of soap has a Disney logo on it! So cute, I didn’t want to use it!
Water:
I like to haul in an empty water bottle and then ask for free ice water from any quick-service restaurant. You can add flavoring or just enjoy the nice crisp ice-cold water. There really is no need to carry around water bottles and jugs any more.
I personally use a water bottle mister so I can drink water and cool off at the same time. You can find those on my packing list, click here for what to bring!
Tissues:
Tissue packets are also available at the First Aid center if needed. Although you probably won’t want to treck all the way back to the front of the park for them!
To Sum It Up:
I always encourage everyone to pack what they think they will need because honestly, who wants to be stuck at Disney missing something that is important to them? This list is just a guide for those who are trying to pack light and to highlight what you don’t need to pack.
And lastly, a complete break down of where to purchase discount Disneyland tickets.
Is there anything we missed on our list? Let us know!
