I can't find the list of

[Disney Nanny]

What I need to print off and take?

Normally I am so on top of this but have been really poorly for a while so need to get my head back on straight.

Staying onsite so have printed that voucher off, what else do I need to carry with me?

[SMAX]

In theDIBB Guidebook...

https://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/Pac...list-p-90.html

[Guest]

Originally Posted by Disney Nanny

What I need to print off and take?

Normally I am so on top of this but have been really poorly for a while so need to get my head back on straight.

Staying onsite so have printed that voucher off, what else do I need to carry with me?

See more...

There is nothing you *need* to print out and take. I have not carried pieces of paper around with me for 15 years. I have always stayed onsite and didn’t know there were vouchers, definitely never been asked for one. If you opt to carry documents you can of course for your peace of mind, but there is no need to worry about having forgotten something, it is an online world.

[Mazascouser]

I always have my documents including insurance on my phone and send a copy to my daughters email address (we travel together) I also carry minimal paperwork, Atol Receipt and booking confirmation.

[Elmhurst 5]

I take a paper copy of various documents - copy of my passport, copy of my esta, copy of driving rental agreement (if hiring a car) if staying off site (we are villa people) paperwork related to that for the contact nos.
Despite having info on my phone, my paper copies are my backup and I wouldnt travel anywhere without paper copies of my travel documents. Looks like I might be a dinosaur!

[Andybear]

I take paper copies of everything I can think of. Being a solo traveller if my phone goes tech then I've had it! If there are two or more people then they can have electronic copies of each other's documents so it's not so bad.

[wifey]

I don’t leave thing to chance I take both a physical copy as well as a digital one, I learned this lesson well a few years back. I can understand the OP point of view it pays to be prepared these days. I know it’s possible to take power packs etc. to extend the life of your phones laptops etc but I prefer to have options for if/ when things go a little sideways. That way even if you lose phone coverage or internet accessibility you still have the info you need.

[archibald]

As long as the 'electronic' copies are emailed to yourself rather than on photographs stored on your phone, you can always log in to your email (check that you know the relevant passwords) from any device and be able to access your documents.

That said I always have a printout of flight & car details as well as ESTA & insurance - it's handy to have as a supply of scrap paper for shopping lists and plans!

[PPM]

Originally Posted by archibald

As long as the 'electronic' copies are emailed to yourself rather than on photographs stored on your phone, you can always log in to your email (check that you know the relevant passwords) from any device and be able to access your documents.

That said I always have a printout of flight & car details as well as ESTA & insurance - it's handy to have as a supply of scrap paper for shopping lists and plans!

See more...

As long as you don’t have to show any docs at immigration as you aren’t allowed to use mobiles etc in the immigration halls.

[ERICSMUM]

Originally Posted by Andybear

I take paper copies of everything I can think of. Being a solo traveller if my phone goes tech then I've had it! If there are two or more people then they can have electronic copies of each other's documents so it's not so bad.

See more...

Exactly the same for me. I also keep in my purse a note of my sister and brother’s contact details just in case.