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21 Jan 20, 02:59 PM |
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Volcano Bay / Clothing?
Hi all
Were planning on visiting volcano Bay, im plus size and i'm happy to wear a standard swimming costume in the pool/rides etc. However all our clothing, bags etc with be in the locker, and we will be using the tapu tapu to pay for anything we want. What do you guys do? leave a towel on your chair/bed? also do you cover up with a beach dress / sarong or something to go and get food? I don't fancy lining up and eating in a costume Do you all wear swim shoes? can can you keep them on for rides? dont fancy walking about barefoot! |
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21 Jan 20, 03:31 PM |
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Join Date: Aug 18
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I can’t answer about volcano bay specifically
But in the Disney water parks yes we all wore shoes and were glad for it. We got some hot tuna pink ones from sports direct I’m also plus size. I have a halter long top and shorts to just above knees. All swim ones from yours clothing. I really like them but get someone to put suncream on as I forgot and burnt my shoulders. We ended up not using a locker at the end at all. We kept the magic bands on and put the bag under the chair with only $10 in for snacks. Plus car keys. Didn’t take our phones at all and then put all our four towels on two of the lounges in the kids section whilst we went on the rides then came back and the kids went in the kids bit. The costume I had quick dried and we only bought snacks from a truck type thing then ate our ice creams on our loungers. I felt ok walking around in that. The stairs up to the ride nearly killed me tho. I definitely need to get fitter Edited at 03:33 PM. |
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21 Jan 20, 07:13 PM |
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Thank you! It’s always a worry when your. A bit chubbier! 😂
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21 Jan 20, 08:04 PM |
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Excited about Disney
Join Date: Feb 18
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We don't bother with shoes at water parks, you can usually find a shadier side of path to walk on or they spray the hot parts.
I personally just sit in my swimsuit to eat and maybe sat on a towel (also plus size). If you want to take a cover up I would just grab a sunlounger to leave your towels and cover up on. We didn't take valuables to the Disney water parks and just left a bag with our sunscreen in on the sunlounger (but we were onsite so didn't have car keys, room keys etc) at VB we rented a locker for valuables and added a card to the Tapu tapu for charging food and drinks. Have fun! |
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21 Jan 20, 09:41 PM |
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Join Date: Mar 16
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We wear water shoes purely because of the hot floors but you have to take them off for some of the rides.
Most people just eat in there swimwear to be honest, it all depends how you feel about it. I like to put on a tee shirt when I go to order food but that's just me. We just leave towels on on sun beds nobody touches them. |
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21 Jan 20, 10:09 PM |
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We didn’t wear shoes but be very careful as I found the floor very slippy and nearly went over a few times...
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21 Jan 20, 10:26 PM |
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In addition to swim shorts I wore a rash vest and flip flops around VB. The vest kept the sun off my back and had the added bonus of sucking my gut in a bit. Flip flops can be left at the entrance to most of the rides. We had a small bag with sun cream etc. which we left with our towels on a lounger, but honestly we hardly used the lounger.
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22 Jan 20, 02:28 PM |
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I used to chuck a dress on over my costume when going for lunch etc. but now I have a swim dress so I dont feel that I need to put anything else on. It doesn't feel overly pleasant in the water (the skirt bit can flap about in the water a bit) but I love it for walking around out of the water.
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22 Jan 20, 02:50 PM |
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Excited about Disney
Join Date: Nov 17
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We put everything into a locker and dont tend to use a lounger. We spend all our time on rides and in the lazy river. The only time we tend to use a lounger is to leave flipflops on when in the lazy river.
My OH wears water shoes and doesn't take them off when riding anything. The floor is very hard, and we both found it hard on our knees to be walking barefoot on the hard concrete! Also its a very big park and there is a lot more walking to do than you think! Plus as someone else has said the stairs are a killer! I lost 3 stone between my first visit and my second and still found the walking/stairs tiresome! With regards to the cover ups etc when eating, you can open your locker up as many times as you like throughout the day, so if you wanted to go and retrieve your cover up from the locker you can. Just try to be mindful about which lockers you use and where they are in relation to what you want to spend your time doing/where you want to eat.
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