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How To Be Happy At The Happiest Place On Earth

If you are heading to Disney anytime soon, here is what you need to bring!

Aug 22, 2016

How To Be Happy At The Happiest Place On Earth

Disneyland is of course the "happiest place on earth" and to be happy at Disney you need to know what to expect. It is a lot of walking and a long day so the essentials are important.

Let's dive right in.

1. Comfy shoes.

if you don't have the right shoes like nikes or tennis shoes after walking for 12 hours straight you are going to have lots of blisters and sore feet! Not a fun way to end the day at disney if you ask me.

2. Water, and lots of it.

You are walking in the sun all day and you are going to get dehydrated without realizing it. Drink up!

3. A small backpack with sunscreen, an extra phone charger, sunglasses, and again a bottle of water.

These are great things to carry around the park with you.

4. Selfie stick.

if you are the type of person who loves taking pictures bringing a selfie stick is the way to go. Say Cheese!

5. A jacket.

Yes, it's hot all day, but when it gets to be night time, you will be super chilly walking around. It isn't Arizona (you are going to get cold, those temperatures drop!)

6. If you don't want to cary your phone around I suggest you bring an actual camera to snap those selfies on!

7. Spending money.

If you are planning on doing some shopping for things to bring home it is a great idea to spend money on that cute t-shirt, or that pin that has your name on it!

Overall Disneyland is one of the best experiences for people of all ages, but it is even better when you have everything you could want. Being prepared is the best way to have a great time.

Pack a bag, book your flight, and head to Disneyland ASAP!

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