So I read on some forums that this is the number one bag recommended for theme park use.  Well, we were planning a trip to Disneyland with some 3.5 year olds and I did NOT want to be the one carrying a diaperbag everywhere we went.  We did not plan on getting a stroller and I knew we'd need something to carry at least the minimum required for twins, so I took a chance with this one.

As a plus sized woman I wasn't sure if this was going to be comfortable on me, but was pleasantly surprised that the strap was long enough.  The center of the fully extended strap measures about 49"L.  The body of the bag on the diagonal (sort of in line with the way the strap runs) is about 11 or 12".  So the max would probably be around 61" measured around your body (crossbody=like a beauty contest sash).  The way the strap is attached to the bag you really have to use it a a crossbody or else it will not be comfortable.

The second concern I had was how much it would carry.  In my family I carry the diaper bag.  Since the kids got out of diapers and into being (mostly) potty trained they use a portable potty seat (Kalencom Potette) on public restrooms since a) their butts are small and I don't want them falling in or touching the public toilet all that much and b) if the restrooms are too nasty I can just set up the Potette as a standalone potty.  So I still carry a diaper bag in order to carry their snacks, toys, first aid kit, clean up items, my purse things, and (wait for it...) a toilet seat.  Keep in mind I'm also packing for twins so I need a bit more than most people.  The conclusion was, that even if I kept it to a bare minimum the toilet seat made it impossible to pack it all into this bag.  My solution: make my husband carry a small backpack for the food items, discarded jackets, and spare clothes.  I used the Baggallini to hold the potty items, clean up items, first aid, and toilet seat along with my small personal items.  This worked great at the Park.

Since our trip I've used this bag as an abbreviated diaper bag many times.  The main compartment holds the Potette and related supplies. The side pockets hold snacks.  The front pocket holds my phone, kleenex, and wet ones pack.  The flat back pocket holds my wallet.  The organizer pocket is stuffed full of little things in small bags.

While I did wish the main pocket had one more zipper pocket inside it for more organization, and I don't really need the organizer wallet pockets, the size and carry type of this bag is great for day outings.  If I didn't have twins and didn't carry a toilet seat around I think this would have been a perfectly adequate day bag for Disneyland in place of a full diaper/kid bag.  I appreciate a good bag and that's what this is.  In the future I'll probably be able to use it more as it is intended and I look forward to that day... (darn you toilet seat)