Fob. The named rectangular plate: hole at the top, face below, short line of type. Lanyard. The carry when a pocket is the wrong place. One lives on a bag clip or a zipper. The other is a cord. That split is below.

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Rectangular orange fob plate on a split ring, clipped to a navy park-bag strap with a metal bag clip

When the plate wins

Zipper pull, strap clip, hotel hook. You need a face you can read without turning it over. The set must survive a bag dump at a gate.

Navy and amber breakaway lanyard clipped to a park-bag handle, holding a rectangular orange fob plate

When the cord wins

A pocket will be emptied, soaked, or stuffed. The cord’s honest job is the bag strap, with a breakaway catch that gives under pull.

Definitions

Fob
A park-bag fob plate on a split ring.

Bag clip and zipper. The plate stays with the bag

Walt Disney World’s property rules put every person, bag, parcel, and piece of clothing in reach of screening, and they cap theme-park bags at 24 by 15 by 18 inches. A ring in a hip pocket that will be emptied is a ring in your hand. A plate on a zipper or a clip is still on the bag. On a hotel hook. International Drive, downtown by Lake Eola, a Lake Nona apartment. A rectangle reads without turning over.

Lanyard. The carry, not the face

A cord on a bag strap is an honest park-bag job. A cord around a child’s neck is the wrong job. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s publication 5095 warns that strings, cords, ribbons, or necklaces around an infant’s neck can strangle. Put the catch on the bag. Heat makes the same point: NWS Melbourne’s heat guidance treats humidity as part of how hot the day feels; full sun can add up to 15°F. A cord against skin in that weather is a wet ribbon. A clip on a strap is hardware.

Fob plate on a bag clip Lanyard
What it is Named rectangular plate, hole then face Cord or clip that carries the set
Park-bag home Zipper pull, strap clip, high pocket Bag strap (honest); neck (wrong for a child)
At a gate Stays with the bag when pockets empty On the bag it stays; on a neck it is a cord
Hotel hook Rectangle reads without turning over Cord hangs; the plate still needs a face
Safety page Clip is not a neck CPSC 5095; breakaway is a give, not a spec

Clip kit versus lanyard kit

Category searches for the plate on a clip, and for a cord when a pocket is wrong.

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If the job is the plate on the bag, open the park-bag fob kit. All kits: park-bag kits.