Try typing 'timeshare packing list' in the Search window. You'll get a lot of lists, but my experience is these things tend to grow to unwieldy proportions. What starts out as a ziplock with some spices morphs into different 'can't live without 'em' shoes, stuff you'll only need once and then only at full moon. and prescription swim masks and yada-yada-yada. For me, on a fly-to vacay, it's my own proprietary spice mix, some ziplocks, a churchkey or corkscrew, a laundry bag and some dryer sheets- All-in-one laundry sheets are a plus. If I have a little extra room, paper napkins (TSs never have them) with more room- a tiny jar of mayo (in another ziplock). A square of folded non-stick aluminum foil if you plan on baking or grilling. I always bring my oldest grungiest shorts and t-shirts that if I leave behind I won't miss.
The one time we went to Hawaii with just carry-ons I didn't bring the beach bag I usually take. We bought a 99 cent grocery bag and used that for the beach.
Not really - I usually take 4-6 of the Rubbermaid Take & Go containers that hold at least 4 cups. 2 have a screw-on top for storing our homemade guacamole and whatever else we need to store - deboned rotisserie chicken,. cooked ground beef for tacos, etc.. These stack easily in our suitcases - we usually put 2or 3 in each roller bag and the top container is always full of something when I pack it. The lids fit into side pockets. We never check bags and also have Quart & Gallon sized Ziploc bags in the side pockets along with a couple of kitchen trash bags. (We put recyclable items in those.)
Because we go to PV in mid-November, I stuff leftover Halloween candy into the cups and sometimes the containers. That gives us snacks - the Snickers, Almond Joy's, and M&M's are awesome!
Spoken like a true experienced traveler. Great advise.Not really - I usually take 4-6 of the Rubbermaid Take & Go containers that hold at least 4 cups. 2 have a screw-on top for storing our homemade guacamole and whatever else we need to store - deboned rotisserie chicken,. cooked ground beef for tacos, etc.. These stack easily in our suitcases - we usually put 2or 3 in each roller bag and the top container is always full of something when I pack it. The lids fit into side pockets. We never check bags and also have Quart & Gallon sized Ziploc bags in the side pockets along with a couple of kitchen trash bags. (We put recyclable items in those.)
We also take a 30 ounce stainless steel cup each rollerbag. All kinds of things in a Ziploc bag can fit into those.
Sometimes I bring these containers back clean, but most often, I toss them into the recycle bag on the last day.
