Favorite Disney Gear for Kids at the Parks

We’re headed to the most magical place on earth in less than a month. Of course I am consumed with all things Disney. I’ve been looking for the best outfits for my family and I and wanted to share what works best for us when we head to Walt Disney World Resorts. I’ll share a women’s post but this is what I found works best for our daughter.

Favorite Disney Gear for Kids at the Parks

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What Should My Kid Wear to Disney?

1. Custom Magic Band– Magic bands are good forever and they really hold up well through sweat, sunscreen and Splash Mountain.
2. Minnie Ears– Minnie Ears have exploded over the past few years. People make them and pay lots of money for custom ears. We found this rainbow sequins pair on Amazon for almost half of what they are in the parks.
3. Fanny Pack– I know! They’re totally in again though. Our daughter is always carrying a purse with her lip gloss, pen, money, bows and her mirror. We want her to be able to feel responsible to carry her own money for souvenirs.
4. Cute Sunnies– Sunglasses are a must in Florida no matter what time of year you visit. We love these because they’re flexible and tough. They are also polarized which a lot of kid sunglasses don’t have.
5. Pin Lanyard– We love pin trading and our daughter does as well. It’s a great way for her to talk to kids and other park guests. It’s also the perfect way to collect an inexpensive souvenir each time we visit.
6. Minnie Skirt– Our girlie wants to wear her princess dresses all day every day but they can get hot in the parks. She settled for a little Disney Bounding skirt to look like Minnie this year.
7. Character Shirt– The Disney Store runs sales all the time so we usually pick up our favorite character shirts before heading to the park. Target is great for this as well.
8. Comfortable Shoes– They’re going to want to wear flip flops or princess shoes but you’ve got to put your foot down with this. Broken in tennis shoes are necessary for them and yourselves while walking all day in the parks.

What kid gear am I missing besides the obvious of sunscreen and tons of water?!