Travel Gear
What we actually tell clients to pack.
No 47-item checklists. Just the handful of things that make each trip type noticeably smoother.
Disney Days
- Portable phone charger (10,000mAh+) for all-day park use
- Collapsible water bottles for refill stations
- Rain ponchos — Florida afternoon storms are non-negotiable
- Comfortable broken-in walking shoes, not new-out-of-the-box
- Lightweight backpack with a padded strap for long park days
Cruise Cabin Life
- Magnetic hooks for extra hanging space (cabin walls are metal)
- Non-surge power strip for charging multiple devices
- Motion sickness bands or medication, even for calm itineraries
- A door magnet or marker to help kids find your cabin
- Lanyard for your ship key card — you'll use it constantly
Resort & Beach
- Reef-safe sunscreen, SPF 30+, reapplied more than you think
- A dry bag for phones and cards near the pool or beach
- Packing cubes to keep swimwear separate from clothes
- Insulated water bottle for poolside hydration
- A light cover-up for breezy resort restaurants
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Gear we actually use and point clients to.
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