Why do you need a lanyard at Disney?

There is never a need to use a lanyard or to have your Disney tickets visible in any way. Most people do as I do and keep them in a pocket or something like that. It's just that some people (a minority of people) find it convenient and/or fashionable to wear their tickets in a holder at the end of a lanyard.



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So, a lanyard is ideal. If the lanyard is not your thing (like me), consider a small cross-body purse or messenger bag. And, if none of these ticket-holding options appeal to you, make sure that someone in your group has a secure pocket to keep tickets in one place. This should be a smooth part of your park experience.

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A cruise lanyard! I resisted for a while, but now make sure that I always travel with cruise lanyards to carry my cruise card. Since you'll need to carry your cruise card everywhere you go, a cruise lanyard (or an alternative) will ensure that you never misplace or fumble for your cruise key card.

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I am happy to tell you that you may certainly bring a small backpack or purse with you when experiencing the attractions at the theme parks. I like to use a small backpack-style purse or cross-body bag when I visit the Walt Disney World theme parks.

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If you're interested in finding out more about the uses of a lanyard, check out our expert written guide here.
  • ID Cards. The most frequent accessory that you might see attached to a lanyard is an ID card. ...
  • Name badges. ...
  • USB's. ...
  • Sanitisers. ...
  • Keys.


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A lanyard around your neck can be used by an attacker to choke you or jerk you around to gain control. If you are going to wear one, make sure it is a break-away model.

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Disney Parks Bag Rule All persons, bags, parcels, clothing, and other items may be subject to screening/security checks. Suitcases, bags, coolers, or backpacks, with or without wheels, larger than 24? long x 15? wide x 18? high (61 cm x 38 cm x 46 cm) are not allowed in any theme park or water park.

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Keep the bag on the seat next to you or the floor in front of you. For attractions that are slow-moving or fully enclosed or have spacious vehicles, you can bring you bag onto the ride and plop it down next to you for the duration of the experience.

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Plastic Storage Bags – All sizes and shapes come in useful for keeping things organized, dry, and safe. The snack-size ones are particularly useful in Park bags (like keeping your phone dry on Splash Mountain!).

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They are also great for keeping wet clothes separate from dry. We also like to put liquids that we bring onboard in the bags in case they accidentally spill. No matter what you might need them for, Ziplocs are a great thing to have and take up practically no room in your luggage.

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