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Old Navy has a nice nylon bag. It was $15 on Black Friday ($30 now) but I'm sure it'll go back on sale once they're back to their normal 40% all the time sales!
Alright I’ll chime in here because I take my son about once a year to Disneyland. I have used a backpack the last few trips. Rag and Bone, Kate Spade, etc. I had no trouble with the water rides because I pack a fold up rain poncho and put my bag underneath it. My family and friends laugh at me but honestly I’m just fussy and I don’t want to get wet, bag or no bag. I’ve never had an issue. Not a drop.
My main issue with the backpacks was that I was constantly taking them off my shoulder and rummaging around and it drove me nuts so I won’t be using them for Disney anymore. However, I am unable to go bagless (cell phone, small makeup bag, rain poncho folds up in a ball, portable cellphone charger, hairbrush, wallet....at minimum. Maybe even a beanie for cool nights.) It’s a long day! I’ve decided on a shoulder bag or crossbody this time. In fact, I’ll likely bring one of each since I’m going for more time. I can switch off if I feel I need more/less.
i guess you can tell I’m not much of a minimalist. Did I mention I feel like you always need a bag with kids? There’s just always something...even with a tween.
I wouldn’t bring an expensive designer bag but personally the only time I carry canvas or nylon is in the summer at the beach or pool. I feel fine at Disney carrying a bag I like and no I wouldn’t buy a super cheap option unless you think it’ll pour. But even then- I suggest the rain poncho. That’s where you can go cheap on amazon. After all, you don’t want your nylon bag soaked through either.
My main issue with the backpacks was that I was constantly taking them off my shoulder and rummaging around and it drove me nuts so I won’t be using them for Disney anymore. However, I am unable to go bagless (cell phone, small makeup bag, rain poncho folds up in a ball, portable cellphone charger, hairbrush, wallet....at minimum. Maybe even a beanie for cool nights.) It’s a long day! I’ve decided on a shoulder bag or crossbody this time. In fact, I’ll likely bring one of each since I’m going for more time. I can switch off if I feel I need more/less.
i guess you can tell I’m not much of a minimalist. Did I mention I feel like you always need a bag with kids? There’s just always something...even with a tween.
I wouldn’t bring an expensive designer bag but personally the only time I carry canvas or nylon is in the summer at the beach or pool. I feel fine at Disney carrying a bag I like and no I wouldn’t buy a super cheap option unless you think it’ll pour. But even then- I suggest the rain poncho. That’s where you can go cheap on amazon. After all, you don’t want your nylon bag soaked through either.
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As passholders, we often visit WDW. I often use a grey mini backpack from Victoria secret or a peach leather Kate Spade backpack if I’m matching specific sneakers. I won’t cry over either one. I’ll wear a Gucci canvas belt bag if I want to be extra and my daughter carries a backpack. As much as I want to wear my LV, it doesn’t make sense in terms of utility.
I often see other women sporting LV/designer bags and fabulous outfits, and sometimes wish I dressed up…but then I’m sweltering an hour later and glad I wore shorts and sneakers. I go to theme parks for fun and to be a kid with my kid.
I often see other women sporting LV/designer bags and fabulous outfits, and sometimes wish I dressed up…but then I’m sweltering an hour later and glad I wore shorts and sneakers. I go to theme parks for fun and to be a kid with my kid.