Packing for a Walt Disney World vacation is both exciting and overwhelming. You make your list and check it twice, but did you remember to add everything to your vacation packing list?

Packing for a Walt Disney World vacation can often feel like a juggling act. It's essential to ensure that your trip is as smooth and stress-free as possible.

Many packing lists mention the basics, but what truly makes a difference are those often-overlooked items that can be your secret weapons in the parks. These Amazon finds may not be the first things that come to mind, but they've been tried and tested by a seasoned Disney traveler, making them must-bring items that can transform your Disney adventure.

37 Things To Add To Your Vacation Packing List When Visiting Walt Disney World 1

Walt Disney World Vacation Packing List

Here are some items that you might not think about bringing with you. I've included affiliate links to make vacation shopping easier.

Address book, stamps and pre-addressed labels for postcards
Autograph book and fat pen (easier for characters to hold) or purchase these items upon arrival so you're prepared
Camera, charger and charging cables.
Cash and credit cards
Cup with lid for kids (Straws/lids are not available at the Animal Kingdom theme park)
Disney guidebooks and notes
Driver license/Photo ID
Duffle bag/suitcase for souvenirs
Emergency numbers/contacts from home
First Aid Kit/pain relievers
Gum (not sold on Disney property)
Hat
Health insurance card
Insect repellent
Kleenex -purse pack size
Laundry: quarters, pre-packaged portions of detergent, softener sheets and a large bag for storing/carrying your wash
Lip balm with sunscreen
Water-misting fan – battery-operated fan with spray (during hotter months)
Moleskin and other “foot fixers”
Pennies & quarters for the penny press machines
Plane tickets
Playing cards/travel games
Prescriptions
Proof of auto insurance-for car rental
Rain ponchos/umbrella
Reservation numbers for check-in
Safety pins – Sewing Kit
Shoes – Comfortable shoes and a spare pair just in case they get wet
Stroller, whether bringing or renting, pack a bright ribbon to tie to the handle to make it easier to spot
Sunglasses
Sunscreen
Sweatshirt or jacket for cooler weather travel dates
Tote bag/backpack
Wet wipes/anti-bacterial gel
Ziploc bags
Snacks to save money
Water Bottles to stay hydrated

Remember that the weather in Florida can be unpredictable, humid, and hot. It can also be freezing if you visit during “winter.” We always pack a jacket or light sweatshirt for everyone just in case.