Disposable ponchos

[nquart]

Hi, can anyone recommend some fairly decent disposable ponchos? We have proper Disney ones but they won't fit in the tiny bag were taking next year (first time on dining plan rather than taking usual picnics )

Looked on Amazon but there's loads & they don't seem to have good reviews.

[Belle2908]

We just used Poundland ones last time, they were still waterproof, which is all you need, then threw them away at the end of the day. I know that’s not very environmentally friendly, but I’m usually good at recycling etc so didn’t feel too bad. They do get a bit sweaty though, if worn for any length of time!

[Smilesonfaces]

We took pound shop ones too but in reality we just preferred to get wet !

[Belle2908]

I agree, most of the time it feels great to get wet and cool down!

[nquart]

Thanks all, I'll look in Poundland.
Sometimes it is nice to get wrt, I agree, but we had a couple of days last year when it rained so much we would never have dried!

[sam7]

We took poundland ones to Mexico a few years ago, were unfortunate to be sideswipped by some bad storms, they lived up to it, we reused them about 4 or 5 times. Also saw today in Primark they had ponchos in a large round ball on a keyring (about the size of a pingpong ball), ideal for hanging on a bag strap

[scoobydooby]

I hate them. Having used them for years a few trips ago me and DD bought cheap zip up rain jackets covered in MM heads from Primark. Fold up really small into the hoods. They are a million times better than ponchos and have done three trips now for a tenner each.

[Guest]

We got some from Tesco camping section a couple of years ago. They've not been to WDW yet but they've managed some water rides at Alton Towers.

[ziggyzag]

White bin bags lol

[Stumps]

We are going in Friday and have been watching the weather. I’ve just ordered a pack of ponchos from Amazon prime. I don’t know how good they will be but will only wear them if it looks like persistent rain for the day. Otherwise, we will get wet, cool down and hopefully dry out when the sun comes out!