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How to buy inexpensive Disney souvenirs
Going to Disney on a family trip? Plan ahead and take your souvenirs with you. Visit Disney.com months ahead of your trip and load up on T-shirts and such for the family. For a fraction of the cost of the parks you can outfit your family and if you pack the items without them knowing, they will have twice the fun of seeing new items AND of wearing them at the parks as well. Shopping Disney's online sales will save you a bundle and no one will be the wiser.
 
 Susan in Coralville, Iowa | Tips Published: 24

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How to make a memory at Disney
If you are watching the nighttime parade at Disney try to get your child in behind the final light bar in the parade. Oftentimes the performers will let the child hold the bar. By doing that your child will be "an official member of the Disney parade" and will have bragging rights. And if you follow behind with your camera you'll have some great photo opportunities as well as will find yourself in front of the castle for the upcoming fireworks as well.
 
 Susan in Coralville, Iowa | Tips Published: 24

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How to keep your wallet safe on vacation
To keep your wallet safe on vacation from pickpockets or simply to assure you don't lose it from your purse, purchase a wallet with a wrist strap. Using a plastic coated spring key chain, attach one end to your wallet and another to a large safety pin which you attach to an inside seam in your purse. that way you never leave your wallet on a counter and no one can take it from your purse either. Where your purse goes, it goes as well.
 
 Susan in Coralville, Iowa | Tips Published: 24

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Bring a tripod when on vacation
A camera tripod is very helpful especially when you want family pictures or couple pictures and nobody's with you to take the picture. Just set it up, put the camera on self-timer, and pose! It also makes your pictures steadier and clearer.
 
 Lance in Muntinlupa, MM | Tips Published: 1

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How to avoid being pickpocketed
Want to keep your wallet and passport safe from pickpocketers? Get a cloth pouch big enough to hold your wallet and passport. Using a safety pin, secure the pouch to the inside of your shirt where you are most ticklish. If someone tries to pickpocket you, you will instantly react because you will feel someone is tickling you.
 
 Tony in Calgary, AB | Tips Published: 4

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How to get through airport security quickly
While traveling I have found it much more useful to buy a see through purse within a purse. In it I store things I may need to grab out later or ones that have to be stored in Ziploc’s. It also makes the security officers much happier.
 
 Katie in Farmers Branch, TX | Tips Published: 2

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Portable baby wipes
Instead of purchasing travel wipes for your car, buy baby wipes in bulk (for a better price), and then pull a stack out, place in a sealed plastic bag and store in your car. When those wipes run out, grab a stack from your bulk wipes. You will always have fresh wipes to clean up spills and sticky hands, and you will be saving money and the environment.
 
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How to prepare and organize for trips
Make a file folder for all 50 states and any other country that you would like to travel to. Through the year, collect maps, brochures and print any info you get online. When it's time to sit down and plan your annual vacation, just pick a place and look at your collected information. It does take some time and effort throughout the year, but well worth it when it at vacation time!
 
 Angi in Harrison, AR | Tips Published: 1

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How to disguise your camera bag
Rather than one of those big, fancy rolling camera bags, why not use ordinary rolling carry-on luggage--with a small, padded camera bag inside? This has the advantage of not *looking* like a camera bag, and thus being less inviting for thieves.
 
 Jeff in Salem, NJ | Tips Published: 2

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