Inflatables!

[princess allie]

We have been taking the same 3 inflatables across the Atlantic for about 6 years now. We planned to leave them behind, but we deflate them and bring them home. Saved us loads over the years and it’s always fun blowing them up at the villa when we arrive :confused;

[Michyloulou]

The villa we stayed in already had a couple plus pool noodles and diving rings that you throw in and then retrieve from bottom of the pool. That didn’t stop the kids wanting to buy more though! They bought a huge flamingo and a pizza slice shaped floaters. In the end we left them at the villa as they’re quite heavy and we’d also run out of space in the suitcases. Can’t remember how much they were, but not that much I think (bought from Walmart).

[68nic]

I have found the lilo's from Target/Walmart are usually the thin skinny ones that are hard to stay on . Last time I got 2 from ebay before I went .
I bought 2 from Aldi in the summer and put them away for Florida next yr . I usually pack a hand pump in our case too .
Just a tip when you use a noodle. Look through the hole that runs through it . When my DD came the other yr . A big spider came out of it and jumped about on the water in the pool

[Ellejay156]

Main thing I am worried about is inflating them.

No way can we blow up 2 lilos. Hubby had lung cancer 2 years ago. And I don't think I could do it either tbh.

[NewtoOrlando]

We bought a manta ray who was lovingly called Marcus when we went to Lanzarote in 2017, then took him all the way to Florida in 2018, brought him home, enjoyed some summer here but then the dog decided she didn't want to share the pool with him and killed him... the kids were not happy! I digress... we used the ones in the villa in 2019, but i've seen a massive eagle in Walmart the last 2 visits so I am purchasing that next year haha!

[Ilovedisneyx3]

Try dollar tree or charity shops