October 31, 2009
Ask Anissa: I Need Help Packing For Our Family
AskAnissa: I’m so excited. Our family will be having a trip to California this month and we still haven’t packed our things for the weekend trip. Of course, we’re planning to visit Disneyland because I’m sure my kids will enjoy the magical experience there. Can you give us any suggestions on what to bring to make our trip more memorable? Thanks a lot. – Anonymous
Answer: Don’t fret. I have prepared your “Disney tips” to fully enjoy the theme park’s magical experience. Every time you take a visit to Mickey’s World of Magic, you should not forget the following:
1. Good shoes. Always use a comfortable pair of walking shoes for you’ll get those feet working the whole day. I’m certain that you have to keep walking to get the chance to see the whole site and running to each ride
2. Matching shirts. Whenever you visit a crowded place, it is advisable to have matching shirts. It’s preferable to use bright ones so you can be able to identify each other even though you’re in a bunch of people.
3. Camera. It’s always fun to keep the perfect magical moments inside the mark so never ever leave them in your house or in the hotel room. Cameras are the only proof that could prove to your friends and family how much fun you had during your Disney tour.
4. Messenger Bag. Keep all your necessities in a small messenger bag like cellular phones, ticket pass and you wallet. Avoid carrying backpacks for it’s too bulky to carry whenever you go for a ride. Keep in mind that you’re having an enchanting trip and not a camping.
5. Water bottle and munchies. Your little kids will really get hungry after a long day in the park. Always pack your bag with something to eat and bottle of water.
6. Hats, sunscreen and sunglasses. Be protected. Avoid the rays of the sun by gearing up. Make sure that your kids have applied sunscreen on their skin to avoid sun burn and skin irritations. And they should wear their caps or hats to protect themselves from the sun’s heat. If they get headache, all the fun will be spoiled. And I’m sure parents don’t want that to happen.
7. Medications. Just prepare a small medicine kit and put it in your bag for you might not know what will happen inside the park. It’s better to be safe than sorry.






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