What Can I Bring Into Disney World

Hey there, Disney fan! Let's chat about what you can bring into the Magic Kingdom.

First things first, let's talk about the biggie: backpacks. Now, I know what you're thinking, "But I need my trusty backpack to carry all my stuff!" Well, hold onto your mouse ears, because Disney has some rules. Backpacks are allowed, but they can't be bigger than 24" long x 15" wide x 18" high. And if you're thinking of bringing a bag that's bigger than that, well, you might as well try to squeeze a whole enchilada into a taco shell - it's just not gonna happen.

But don't worry, you can still bring your favorite purses and bags! Just make sure they're not too big - no more than 24" long x 15" wide x 18" high. And remember, anything you bring in will have to go through a security check, so keep that in mind when you're packing.

Now, let's talk about the fun stuff - what you can bring to make your day even more magical!

First up, let's talk about food and drinks. I know, I know, you're thinking, "But Disney has the most amazing food!" And you're right, but sometimes you just want to pack your own snacks. So, here's the deal: you can bring food and drinks into the parks, but no glass containers or coolers bigger than 24" long x 15" wide x 18" high. And remember, no outside alcohol is allowed. So, leave your home-brewed potions at home, folks!

Now, let's talk about strollers. If you're bringing a little one (or even a big one who just loves a good nap), strollers are totally allowed. But remember, they have to be no larger than 31" (79cm) wide and 52" (132cm) long. And if you're thinking of bringing a double stroller, make sure it's no wider than 54" (137cm).

And speaking of little ones, if you're bringing a baby, you can bring in baby care items like bottles, baby food, and formula. There are also baby care centers located in all four theme parks if you need to warm up a bottle or change a diaper.

Alright, now let's talk about what you can't bring into the parks.

First off, leave your weapons at home. I know you might feel like a hero when you're saving the galaxy from the First Order, but trust me, you don't want to bring your lightsaber into the park. And no, that selfie stick doesn't count as a weapon (although it might feel like one when you're trying to get the perfect shot).

Now, let's talk about drones. I know, I know, you've got some amazing aerial photography skills, but drones are not allowed in the parks. So, leave your little flying camera at home and enjoy the magic from the ground.

What To Bring To Disney With A Baby at Jonathan Landseer blog

And finally, let's talk about costumes. I know, I know, you've got your heart set on dressing up as your favorite princess or superhero, but there are some rules. If you're 14 or older, you can't dress up in costume. And if you're under 14, your costume can't be too scary or have any sort of weapon or accessory that could pose a safety risk. So, leave your Darth Vader helmet at home and enjoy the magic in your regular clothes.

And there you have it, folks!

Remember, the most important thing is to have fun and make magical memories with your family and friends. So, pack your bags, grab your mouse ears, and get ready for an amazing day at the Happiest Place on Earth!

And if you ever find yourself wondering, "Hey, can I bring this into the park?" just remember the golden rule: if it's not going to hurt anyone or ruin anyone's fun, then it's probably okay. But if you're still not sure, just ask a cast member - they're always happy to help!

So, go forth, have fun, and remember: the magic is in the details. And the details are in the bag. (Well, not literally. Don't bring a bag of details into the park. That would be weird.)

See you real soon in the most magical place on Earth!