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WDW Prep School → Planning and Tips → Basics → Featured → The ultimate Disney packing list (Word, PDF and Google Docs formats)
  • Shannon Albert
  • October 11, 2018
  • May 20, 2020
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Hate that nagging feeling that you’re forgetting something on your trips? I do too. That’s why I put together this huge Disney World packing list to help you remember lots of items that you might otherwise forget.

THIS LIST IS NOT INTENDED TO IMPLY YOU SHOULD BRING EVERYTHING ON IT.

You shouldn’t (though one reader’s mother did that once!). This is just an all-inclusive list to help jog your memory.

Now, let’s take a look…

Please pin it, save it, print it. Whatever you like. We hope you find it helpful.

(Downloadable PDF, Microsoft Word, and Google Docs versions are near the bottom of this page OR you can get the WDW Prep Packing List app for iOS to bring a convenient version to your phone.)

Ultimate Disney World packing list

In this article (click for table of contents)

  • Clothing items
  • Toiletries
  • Medicine
  • Laundry Supplies
  • Paperwork and important documents
  • Food and Kitchen
  • Road Trip
  • Park Touring Bag
  • Water Park Bag
  • Baby Stuff
  • Everything Else
  • Disney World Packing List downloads
    • WDW Prep Packing List App (available for iOS devices)
  • Packing tips
    • Consider using packing cubes.
    • Pack younger kids clothes by outfit in Ziplock bags
    • Make your bag easy to recognize
    • Start packing early
    • Leave some space
    • Make sure you weigh-in
    • Spread your items out
    • Tag everything inside and out
    • Toss in a pop-up hamper
    • Roll with it
  • Recommended products

Clothing items

Ultimate Disney World Packing list clothing items

Because of the heat, humidity, and frequent rain I oftentimes find myself changing clothes at least once per day (typically whenever I go back to my resort for a break).

So, if you are like me and hate wearing damp or sweaty clothes, take that into consideration when packing by either planning to pack plenty of items OR by planning to do some laundry while you are there.

Disney World Packing List clothing

Consider packing:

  • Clothing
    • Shirts
    • Shorts
    • Pants/capris
    • Suit/dressy clothes (rarely needed except on Disney cruises and a couple restaurants at Walt Disney World)
    • Light sweater or jacket (especially for winter months & for chilly restaurants and attractions)
    • Face mask
  • Underwear & pajamas
    • Underwear
    • Bras
    • Pajamas
  • Shoes & socks
    • Socks
    • Walking shoes
    • Sandals
    • Dress shoes (rarely needed except on Disney cruises and a couple restaurants at Walt Disney World)
    • Flip flops
  • Accessories
    • Belts
    • Hair bands & accessories
    • Costumes
    • Hats/visors
    • Jewelry
    • Scarves
    • Watches
    • Sunglasses w/strap
  • Swimwear
    • Swimsuits
    • Swimsuit cover-ups

Toiletries

Disney Packing List Toiletries

Toiletries involve so many things that it can be easy to forget something important.

If you do accidentally forget something, all of the Disney resorts have shops where you can buy some emergency supplies or you can also use a grocery delivery service to have something delivered to your resort.

Disney Packing List toiletries

Consider packing:

  • Toothbrush
  • Toothpaste
  • Floss
  • Shower gel
  • Liquid hand soap (only bar soap in WDW hotel rooms)
  • Shampoo
  • Hair conditioner
  • Deodorant
  • Contacts/glasses
  • Contact lens solution & case
  • Sunscreen
  • Lip balm w/sunscreen
  • Face wash
  • Face lotion
  • Body lotion
  • Makeup
  • Make-up remover
  • Nail polish
  • Nail polish remover
  • Q-Tips
  • Tampons/pads
  • Foot spray
  • Foot powder
  • Razors
  • Shaving cream
  • Tweezers
  • Nail clippers
  • Nail file
  • Hair brush/comb
  • Hair gel/mousse
  • Hair spray
  • Blow dryer
  • Perfume
  • Kleenex
  • Hand sanitizer
  • Kids shampoo
  • Kids toothbrushes
  • Kids bath soap
  • Kids hairbrush/comb

Medicine

Medicine Packing List for Disney World

Medicine (especially your prescription medication) is one thing you don’t want to forget on vacation.

Here are some common items you may find in your medicine chest that are useful to travel with.

Medicine

Consider packing:

  • Prescription medications
  • Moleskin (for blisters)
  • Band-Aids
  • Antibiotic ointment
  • Anti-itch gel/spray
  • Aloe vera
  • Antacids
  • Birth control (or other prophylactic)
  • Pain medicine (like Tylenol, Advil, etc.)
  • Kids pain medicine
  • Motion sickness remedies
  • Midol
  • Sinus/allergy medicine
  • Eyedrops
  • Vitamins
  • Cough drops

Laundry Supplies

Laundry supplies packing list

Laundry isn’t typically on anybody’s list of “favorite things to do while on vacation” but if you find yourself planning to do some on your trip, here’s some things you’ll probably want to have with you.

Laundry Supplies Packing List

Consider packing:

  • Laundry soap
  • Dryer sheets
  • Stain remover
  • Laundry bags
  • Quarters for machines (if you forget, most machines at Disney World take debit/credit cards now, too)

Paperwork and important documents

Paperwork packing list

It may be the digital age but lots of people still like to have their most important travel information in paper form.

If you opt to do everything digitally we recommend saving any important confirmations to a spot where you can access it from multiple locations (like by emailing it to yourself or using cloud-based storage).

Paperwork Packing List for Disney

Consider packing:

  • Hotel confirmation
  • Rental car confirmation
  • Boarding passes
  • Cash/credit cards
  • Dollar bills for tips & tolls
  • Drivers license/IDs      
  • Notepad/notebook
  • Envelopes for Mousekeeping Tips
  • Insurance cards
  • Guidebooks
  • Membership cards (AAA, DVC)
  • Theme park tickets
  • Addresses for postcards
  • Pens
  • Stamps

Food and Kitchen

Food Packing List for Disney

Even if you aren’t staying in a room with a full kitchen there are still lots of reasons you may want to have some grocery items with you.

Many people have their groceries delivered, but if you are flying on an airline like Southwest where each person can have multiple checked bags for free, it might make sense to bring some snacks with you.

Here are some good options for that.

Consider packing:

  • Bottled water
  • Coffee
  • Tea bags
  • Sugar/sweetener
  • Nondairy creamer
  • Instant soup mix
  • Cocoa packets
  • Juice boxes
  • Powdered drink mix
  • Microwave popcorn
  • Granola bars
  • Chips/pretzels
  • Crackers
  • Fruit snacks
  • Small cereal boxes
  • Pop-Tarts
  • Peanut butter 
  • Pre-measured seasonings
  • Travel salt & pepper
  • Dish soap
  • Dish scrubber/sponge
  • Paper plates
  • Plastic utensils
  • Disposable cups
  • Ziploc bags
  • Trash bags
  • Paper towels/napkins
  • Water filtering pitcher
  • Straws
  • Coffee maker
  • Coffee filters
  • Corkscrew
  • Wine stopper
  • Gum (not sold at WDW)

Road Trip

Disney World Road Trip Packing List

If you’ll be taking a road trip to Disney World there are some things that can make that journey a little easier.

Disney World Road Trip Packing List

Consider packing:

  • Maps/directions/GPS
  • Proof of auto insurance
  • Guidebooks
  • Flashlight
  • Paper towels
  • Wet wipes
  • Cooler
  • Trash bags
  • Umbrella        
  • Snacks
  • Drinks
  • Pillows
  • Blankets
  • Portable DVD player
  • Movies
  • Travel games
  • New toys

Park Touring Bag

Park Touring Bag packing list

Crossbody purses and backpacks are 2 popular options for park touring bags and since you can take your bag onto nearly every attraction at Walt Disney World, it makes sense to carry at least a few items with you when you go into the parks.

Here are some things you might find useful when touring Disney World.

Park Bag packing list for Disney

Consider packing:

  • MagicBands or park tickets
  • Drivers license/ID for each adult
  • Cash/credit card
  • Membership cards (AAA, DVC)
  • Meal confirmation #s
  • Guidebooks
  • Park maps
  • Camera
  • Cell phones
  • External battery charger and cords
  • Lanyard for room key/tickets
  • Sunglasses w/straps
  • Water bottle w/strap
  • Collapsible cooler
  • Snacks
  • Autograph book
  • 1 towel (block the sun, save spot at parade, clean off a seat)
  • Mini-first aid kit
  • Bottles of water
  • Walkie talkies (for non-American visitors and poor cell signal)
  • Fat pen for character autographs
  • Rain ponchos or umbrella
  • Handheld fan to keep cool while waiting
  • Moleskin
  • Pain medicine
  • Sunscreen
  • Lip balm w/sunscreen
  • Insect repellent
  • Kleenex
  • Antibacterial hand gel/sanitizer
  • Wet wipes
  • Hats/visors
  • Large Ziploc for wet clothes
  • Dry change of clothes for kids
  • Glow sticks and necklaces
  • Pennies for pressing
  • Pins for trading
  • Playing cards or handheld games
  • Kids ID tags
  • Small bottles of bubbles (to do while waiting)

Water Park Bag

Packing list for Water Park

If a visit to Blizzard Beach or Typhoon Lagoon is on your agenda, you’ll definitely want to pack the sunscreen (plus probably a few other items in the list below).

Water Park Packing List

Consider packing:

  • Water park tickets
  • Drivers license/ID for each adult
  • Cash/credit card
  • Waterproof/underwater camera
  • Cell phones
  • Lanyard for room key/tickets
  • Sunglasses w/straps
  • Water bottle w/strap
  • Collapsible cooler
  • Snacks
  • Bathing suits
  • Beach towels
  • Earplugs
  • Goggles
  • Plastic pool cups w/top & straw
  • Beach bag
  • Kids ID tags
  • Floatation toys
  • Water toys
  • Books/magazines
  • Mister fan & extra batteries
  • Pain medicine (like Tylenol or Advil)
  • Sunscreen
  • Lip balm w/sunscreen
  • Insect repellent
  • Kleenex
  • Antibacterial hand gel
  • Wet wipes
  • Hats/visors
  • Swim diapers
  • Waterproof watch
  • Waterproof case
  • Water shoes/flip flops
  • Large Ziplocs for wet clothes
  • Dry change of clothes for kids

Baby Stuff

Baby Disney World Packing List

Traveling with a baby often means that you’ll find that your trip goes a bit easier when you have some items from home with you.

Take a look at this list for help remembering everything you might need to pack when traveling to Disney World with a little one.

Baby Stuff to take to Disney World

Consider packing:

  • Bottles
  • Baby food
  • Sippy cups
  • Plastic pool cups w/top & straw
  • Portable high chair
  • Bibs
  • Diapers
  • Swim diapers
  • Baby wipes
  • Diaper bag
  • Pacifiers
  • Pack N Play
  • Stroller 
  • Car seat
  • Baby monitor
  • Blanket/toy
  • Board games
  • Handheld games
  • Car window shades
  • Kids ID tags
  • Outlet covers

Everything Else

Everything Else

After talking to countless readers and my own experience with hundreds of days visiting the parks, here are some other items you may find useful to add to your Disney World packing list:

Disney Packing List

Consider packing:

  • Batteries
  • Cameras (w/memory cards)
  • Disposable cameras for kids
  • Cell phone w/charger
  • Power strip
  • iPod & ear buds/headphones
  • Laptop & charger
  • External battery charger
  • Umbrella or rain ponchos
  • Waist bag/day pack
  • Lanyard for room key/tickets
  • Beach bag
  • Collapsible cooler
  • Large Ziploc bags
  • Sound machine for hotel
  • Sewing kit
  • First aid kit
  • Safety pins
  • Clothespins (to hang wet items and to help clothes gaps in curtains)
  • Over-the-door shoe organizer (to keep hotel room organized)
  • Earplugs
  • Insect repellent
  • Antibacterial hand gel
  • Wet wipes
  • Stain wipes/stick
  • Wrinkle release spray
  • Pillows
  • Workout stuff
  • Water sports bottle
  • Waterproof case
  • Night light
  • Pen flash lights
  • Pennies & quarters for pressing
  • Pins for trading
  • Books/magazines
  • Playing cards
  • Games
  • Frisbees
  • Kindle/iPad
  • Eyeglass repair kit
  • Small scissors and small screw driver (useful when opening toys purchased at Disney World) 
  • Reusable straws
  • Pop-up hamper

Disney World Packing List downloads

Disney World Packing List

  • Download PDF version of the Ultimate Packing List
  • Download Word version of the Ultimate List
  • Get the Google Docs version of the Ultimate Disney World Packing List

WDW Prep Packing List App (available for iOS devices)

Packing List App screenshots

Prefer your packing list in digital form?

You can find all the items from the print form on the WDW Prep Packing List app.

Packing tips

Consider using packing cubes.

These handy little items can make staying organized so much easier (I recommend purchasing a different color for each family member).

They help keep your suitcase organized, plus they can help protect your clothes if you like to use the drawers in hotel rooms.

packing cubes in suitcase

Pack younger kids clothes by outfit in Ziplock bags

This is one of my favorite packing tips that not only helps you stay organized but also helps speed up your mornings.

Pack each outfit (down to underwear and hair bows, etc.) in a Ziplock bag so that when it comes time to get dressed in the morning, you have everything for that day ready to go!

kids clothes packed in suitcase

Make your bag easy to recognize

If you spend 5 minutes in an airport you’ll realize that most bags look alike.

Make yours stand out by adding something to it that is unique, like ribbons or special tags on the handles.

Disney luggage tags

Start packing early

Don’t wait until the day before to begin packing. Pick a spot in your house where you can start collecting the items you’ll be taking with you.

Leave some space

Unless you are planning on shipping stuff home (or buying a bag while you are there) make sure you leave some space to bring new treasures back with you.

Make sure you weigh-in

If you are flying, you’ll want to make sure you know your airlines weight limit for bags and then weigh yours before you get to the airport. Luggage scales are an easy way to do that.

Spread your items out

Although the goal is to get both you and your luggage to the same destination at the same time, sometimes things happen. Because of that, it is better to not pack only 1 person’s items per/bag.

Instead, spread it out so that if something does go missing you’re not trying to replace everything for 1 person.

It’s also a good idea to take some photos of what you are packing into each bag, that way if something does go missing you’ll have an easier time remembering.

Tag everything inside and out

In the unlikely event that your tag on the outside of your suitcase rips off, make sure you have some sort of identification on the inside of your suitcase, too.

Even just simply taping your contact information or a business card to the inside of your suitcase will work.

And don’t forget your carry on bags – give those tags, too. (For younger kids make sure their names aren’t visible on their bags, though).

tags inside the bag

Toss in a pop-up hamper

Most of these fold down into basically nothing but they can make a tiny hotel room feel a lot more organized. Plus, if you are planning to do laundry they are super helpful for that!

Roll with it

Consider folding your clothes when packing. Not only can rolling help with wrinkles, rolling can make it easier to fit more in your suitcase (just be careful not to go overweight!).

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  1. Tiernan Andrews May 19, 2019 Reply

    I love this list!!!! 4th trip and this list is a must!

  2. Samantha March 11, 2019 Reply

    One thing I would add is post it notes. My little is just learning to use the toilet and the auto flush ones scary her to death. I put a post it over the sensor and she knows it wont flush. Gives her a chance to relax and go to the bathroom all the way.

    • Sarah July 8, 2019

      What a great idea!

  3. Allie October 26, 2018 Reply

    I’m heading there in Janurary with just me and my friend as a girls trip. Does anyone have any packing tips for the weather? I’ve never been to Florida in January!

  4. Summer Oswalt October 23, 2017 Reply

    PLEASE make the packing app available on Android devices!

  5. Kathy June 30, 2017 Reply

    Just to let you know, that I refer to this list no matter where I’m traveling. It’s so complete that I’ve found it to be so helpful for my non-WDW trips, too. Thank, Shannon!

  6. Luz May 31, 2017 Reply

    This is definitely way in advance haha but I was wondering how much chance of rain is there in Orlando during December? We’re going about the second week of the month and I’m just wondering what kind of weather we’ll find when we get there.

    • Shannon Albert June 1, 2017

      You’ll want to check the forecast before you leave for your trip.

    • Patrick Walsh June 7, 2017

      We actually went about the 12th of December every year for about 10 years. Mainly, its the slowest week of the year. The weather isnt so rainy however, it does get a bit chilly that time of year. Sometimes it drops into the 40’s which doesnt seem bad for someone coming from Wisconsin or the NE etc. but, it gets very windy an that adds to the chill. This wasnt always the case, and, one time we actually wound up having to buy parkas because the weather had suddenly dropped while there. If i were you, check the weather but do pack some heavier jackets. You can always just leave them in the car or room should you not need them. Have a wonderful time. I also suggest doing the Mickeys very merry xmas party. The price has skyrocket since the first year they started it plus they have added the amount of people they allow in. It used to be a lessor amount. But, all in all, the lines will be nil to none an walk on most. Not all are open, free cocoa an cookies (used to) havent gone in about 6 years now. Have fun, enjoy, an say hi to mickey for me. 😉

  7. Laura May 6, 2017 Reply

    Thank you for all of this! We are taking our kids to Disney for the first time and I’ve had so many questions. You have had amazing answers. You have already lessened my anxiety a ton!

  8. Kristen Epperly February 2, 2017 Reply

    can you bring a wagon. the fold up ones. I have 3 kids and a wagon will work better than a stroller. but if wagons aren’t allowed we will just bring a stroller. thanks. great list. thanks for the sun block I totally forgot that one.

    • Shannon Albert February 2, 2017

      Hi, Kristen –
      Glad you liked the list! Wagons aren’t allowed in the parks. Best to stick with a stroller.

  9. Larry December 13, 2016 Reply

    Liquid Benadryl is also great for long flights with young children. We take a red eye every year from Seattle so the kids can just sleep. We got a ton of compliments about our granddaughter’s wonderful behavior! Thank you liquid Benadryl! We just gave it to her in line at the ticketing desk so we could get it into the checked luggage last minute.

    • Terra January 20, 2017

      if your child is not sick i dont recommend giving uneeded meds. a great alternative is melatonin for kids. its natural. we use Luna brand(Amazon) or if Zarbees honey all natural cough syrup night time.
      trust me Im not judging I have totally done the same until I discovered these natural alternatives 🙂

    • Elizabeth March 25, 2017

      Our pediatrician recommended that we use allergy/decongestant for our children when flying to reduce pressure from extra fluid in ears/sinuses. It’s a bonus if it helps them doze off ?

  10. mommy3 October 18, 2016 Reply

    this will be our fist trip and we will be going in november any suggestions on what is a must have for clothing? I am not sure what the weather is usually like in florida at this time of year

    • Ginger November 7, 2016

      We travel this time of year everytime. Days are warm but layer or take a light jacket because nights can get cool!

  11. Katie August 17, 2016 Reply

    I would recommend making or buying Disney ears out of the park or on etsy. Also buy Disney stuffed animals out of the park and giving them to your kids in the park. They are so expensive and you could get them at 1/2 the price.

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