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One of the keys to a magical Disneyland visit is wearing an outfit that you feel comfortable (and just as importantly, cute) in. As a Magic Key holder who has made multiple trips per month for years, I know a thing or two about how to dress for a Disneyland day.
I’ve rounded up top picks to wear (if you’re looking for what shoes to wear to Disneyland, I have that too) to the happiest place on earth, from functional dresses to the best crossbody bag, and also share a few things you’ll definitely want to leave behind.
Best Sports Dress: Beyond Yoga Spacedye Court Appeal Mini Dress, $118
Best Casual Dress: Cupshe Drawstring Button Front V-Neck Dress, $38
Best Disney-Themed T-Shirt: Junk Food Mickey & Minnie Kiss T-Shirt, $29
Best Long-Sleeve Shirt: Vuori Long-Sleeve Feather Tee, $64
Best Shorts: Abercrombie High-Rise Dad Short, $70
Best Joggers: Zella All Day Everyday Joggers, $48 (was $79)
Best Bag: Baggu Medium Nylon Crescent bag, $52
Best Sunglasses: Quince Noah Polarized Acetate Sunglasses, $50
Best Hat for Sun Protection: Dalix Lil Heart Dad Cap, $15 (was $20)
Best Jewelry: Baublebar Disney Mickey Mouse Custom Cord Bracelet, $36
Being comfortable is always my priority at Disneyland, whether I’m just hanging out for a few hours on a solo day, or planning an all-day visit with friends. You can usually find me in a T-shirt from the parks, comfortable denim or biker shorts, and a bag that holds all of my essentials.
Even during the warmer months of the year, I like bringing a jacket to stay warm in the early morning (my favorite time to arrive at the park) and late evening when it can be cooler outside. And of course, supportive and stylish shoes are also always a must-have with any outfit!
We’re lucky to have fairly nice weather all year round in California, but if you are used to the humidity and rainstorms which can be experienced at Walt Disney World in Florida, you may want to adjust your packing accordingly!
January and February are on the cooler side (to Californians, it can be pretty cold), so be sure to pack your warmer layers! This is also typically the rainy season for the region, so keep an eye on the weather forecast for your trip.
Things start to warm up a bit by March and April, and you can experience some beautiful springtime blooms in and around the parks.
May gray and June gloom are phrases you’ll commonly hear around southern California, which are caused by a marine layer of low-altitude clouds that drift inland from the Pacific Ocean. The marine layer generally burns off by mid-day (if temperatures are warm enough), but don’t be surprised by some less than sunny skies.
Summertime truly comes into effect starting in July, with high temperatures lasting into September and even October. So even if fall and Halloween decorations are up (Disney starts this in August), stay hydrated and reapply your sunscreen generously!
Things cool down again starting in October through the end of the year, and it can be pretty chilly in the mornings and evenings. In the winter, I’ll sometimes rent a park locker (especially if I’m with other people) to store my heavier jacket during the day when it warms up a bit.
While you’ll likely see a wide-range of outfits while at Disneyland, there are a few things I generally avoid: super-short or super-long bottoms that can interfere with my ability to move comfortably around the park and get on my favorite attractions, overly ripped jeans that could get caught on something or rip further, or high heels and traditional flip flops which just aren’t practical for all-day wear.
Disneyland does have a specific dress code of additional clothing items to avoid, like anything with obscene language or graphics, or clothing that drags on the ground which could be a trip hazard. Costumes are also not allowed for guests 14 years and up, but are permitted during Oogie Boogie Bash.
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