What Did You Wish You Knew To Bring On Your First Trip?

Neat, Amazon has several options for Pedialyte powder (packs of 6, 8, 24... cost roughly $1 USD per pack)

Also saw them on Walmart's site, so I presume you can buy them in person if you can't wait for delivery.

 

We were introduced to pro biotics by our friends last year, we will be dosing up n these before we come this year and bringing some with us!

 

Ginger pills I start taking them the week before vacation they help with motion sickness,so great for the Boobs Cruise, they also help for the issues with drinking local water or bad food. Everything Tummy related. Also a sexy game, We love to do room crawls or just have people over for a fun game before or after dinner. Helps get everyone lose and ready for the party also helps meet people when you first arrive.

 

Definitely leave that at home! I have to find mine this trip at TTR it's been their awhile...

 

For us it wasn't so much what we didn't bring it's what we wish we DIDNT bring. We brought WAY to many "normal" clothes, and shoes. Really just need a nice outfit or 2 if you want to dress up for one of the fancier restaurants.

The one thing we didn't bring and we wish we did was more tip money. We brought a lot but ran out 1/2 way thru our trip. Everyone is so great on staff their that you want to tip them all!

 

Hey thanks for the topic! This is our first trip down and we will be going in December. We already know we will be just stuffing our winter stuff for the trip down and of course back. But lots of great info and ideas here. Thanks again for the thread.

 

Has anyone ever tried this product?

Never Too Hungover Boost (6-pack)

 

No dignity, no pride...no shame

 

We did that a few years ago when we got an overnight storm that dropped almost a foot of snow and some really nasty windchill temperatures. Luckily we had free checked baggage with our airline. Just make sure you open the bag / suitcase and leave it open when you get your room. We totally forgot to do that Needless to say when we changed in Toronto before catching our next flight we didn't smell so good, lol.

When it comes to what to pack we go with the philosophy "better to have and not need than need / want and not have". Must be the "military" in me (now retired btw) , lol. Again we do get free checked baggage so that definitely makes it easier. Regardless, whether we pay or not, we normally check 2 bags that are pretty close to the 50 lb weight limit as we do 10 nights. Carry on has all the essentials to hit the ground running.

 

Thanks for the insight once again.