We saw the coolest Disney Parks hack during a recent visit, and we just HAD to share it with you!
This is a game-changer!
Carrying around all those refillable mugs and water bottles can be a pain during a long Disney day. That’s why we’re on the lookout for any essentials that will make traveling with these bulky items easier. During a recent park visit, we came across a really nifty item that you can grab RIGHT NOW on Amazon, and it works for more things than advertised!
This shoe holder works wonders during a Disney vacation
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This Shoe Organizer 2-Pack is great for keeping shoes and essentials organized at home or while on vacation, but it also doubles as a stroller attachment that can hold mugs and water bottles! This mesh organizer comes with hooks that can be attached to doors, but they can also lock onto strollers, giving you tons of extra carrying capacity. This creative hack will forever change the way we do a Disney day!
This next essential helps you stay hands-free
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If you’re using a refillable mug at Disney World and don’t want to worry about carrying it all day, check out the Dining Plan Refillable Mug Holder Sling! This sling is designed to hold the Disney Dining Plan refillable mugs and is adjustable, allowing you to refill your mug without removing it from the holder. Never worry about having a free hand or losing the mug ever again!
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I bring one of my 40 ounces insulated tumblers with me. Then every morning I use my refillable mug to fill the tumbler for the day in the parks. I make sure to bring a gallon sized ziploc bag with me to stash the refillable mug in before putting it in my park bag
Also, I use a scooter in the parks and bring a safety vest with me. The first thing I do is put the safety vest on the bach of the scooter. Doing this has almost eliminated my being whacked in the head, shoulders, and upper arms by people’s bags and practically climbed over in the lines. Another benefit is that it makes really easy to spot my scooter after we’ve been separated for a ride.