What kind of socks to wear to Disney?

At Disney World, your feet are likely to get wet from either a water ride, rain showers, or from sweat while walking around in the heat. Bamboo socks are the best socks for Disney World because of their natural moisture-wicking properties. Bamboo socks are 3-4 times more absorbent than traditional cotton socks.



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Skip Cotton Socks & Wear Bamboo Socks. Cotton socks hold moisture, which leads to wet socks rubbing feet and causing blisters. Therefore, it's best to avoid cotton socks and instead opt for a moisture-wicking alternative EcoSox bamboo socks.

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Compression-Fit Running Socks are ideal for guests on their feet all day long. If you're prone to sore or swollen feet after a long day of walking, try a pair of compression socks!

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First and main thing to remember is to keep your feet dry. Moisture is what causes the friction that creates the blisters. Buy new socks because socks that have already been worn have some spots that are thinner than others and that offers less protection. Don't wear cotton socks, they get wet and stay wet.

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Another opportunity to wear compression socks is during big family outings. A compression sock can be helpful for everything from a trip to your favorite theme park to a hike through your favorite national park.

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Take Advil before you leave for the day. Pack some Epsom salts and soak your feet in the bath. Some people swear by gel inserts in their shoes. If there's room in my shoes, I sometimes double-sock my feet.

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Hi Leti! Yes, you can wear flip flops on most all of the rides in Walt Disney World. The only one that I can think of that will made Guest take them off and leave them on the floor is Soarin' (this is so that they do not come off of your feet and hit another guest during your Soarin' flight).

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However, there are times that a compression garment is not ideal. A compression garment should not be worn in the case of circulation disorders in leg arteries or for those with serious heart conditions. Caution is also recommended in the case of sensory impairments due to diabetes and neuropathy (nerve damage).

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One of the most powerful alternative therapies to acetaminophen/Tylenol and ibuprofen/Advil is something called Warming Socks. I love referring to them as Magic Socks also. This treatment acts to reflexively increase circulation and decrease congestion in the respiratory passages, head, and throat.

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If you've been walking or standing for long periods – something that's common at theme parks – swelling can occur. This is especially likely to be the case if the weather is hot. There is another cause of cankles, though – genetics.

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The average Walt Disney World guest walks 7-10 miles PER DAY during their vacation. For some guests, this is great – you want to get those steps in as your form of vacation exercise (gotta work off all those cupcake and turkey leg calories).

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How to Recover from a Long Theme Park Day in Time for the Next One
  1. Walking: Get used to it. ...
  2. Drink Water: You brought your water bottle, and now you have to use it. ...
  3. Elevate Your Legs: If your feet have taken a pounding and have started to ache or swell, spend some time with your feet up. ...
  4. Stretching: Stretch it on out.


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9 ways to manage sensory overload at theme parks
  1. Research crowd calendars. ...
  2. Practice ahead of time. ...
  3. Look for ride detail guides. ...
  4. Prepare for each ride. ...
  5. Bring ear protection and sunglasses. ...
  6. Ask about guest assistance. ...
  7. Talk to the characters' handlers. ...
  8. Ask where to view parades and shows.


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