I want to plan a trip to WDW in the last half of 2006. Wanted to know when is the best weather to go?? best crowds??
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I would have to say late Nov/early Dec. The Christmas lights are wonderful and there isn't a huge crowd. You also get to see the Candlelight Processional, which is AWESOME!!!!!!Listen to me on the radio!
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Originally posted by BigDaddyKyleI would have to say late Nov/early Dec. The Christmas lights are wonderful and there isn't a huge crowd. You also get to see the Candlelight Processional, which is AWESOME!!!!!!
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If you go around that time there are not as many crowds because of the Thanksgiving/Christmas pause in attendance. I go at this time every year. It is usually longpants and MAYBE light jacket weather. Although sometimes it can get pretty cool sitting, waiting on the parades and fireworks displays!Listen to me on the radio!
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I heard October is best, also because some kids are in School .1st Amendment-Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
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That depends on your opinion of weather... I LOVE hot weather... the hotter the better. Somehow it just doesn't seem like Disney World unless I'm sweatin' buckets... haha!
They always say the best times to go are the first couple weeks of December... and it's also pretty to see the Christmas decorations up, without the hassle of the Christmas crowds... (DON'T GO BETWEEN CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS!!!)
I went down in May for the first time this past year, and it was perfect. It wasn't very crowded... and the temperature was only in the 80's... and they skies were blue every day... just absolutely perfect!
Here is a pretty decent breakdown of all the months and their corrosponding weather/crowd levels.
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Originally posted by Gemini CricketAvoid August like the plague.
But the crowds thin a bit just as operating hours are reduced at the end of summer and - much more importantly - this is the prime season for thunderstorms! The drama of the Florida skies on days when it storms is worth dealing with the high humidity and temperatures. You have artist's- rendering clouds during the day, making everything as beautiful as a painting ... and in the late afternoon, wild thunder and lightning that challenges credulity. Electrical displays that rival the fireworks. After that, dazzling rainbows and wonderful twilights.
Best time to visit WaltDisneyWorld.
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Originally posted by RainfullyThat depends on your opinion of weather... I LOVE hot weather... the hotter the better. Somehow it just doesn't seem like Disney World unless I'm sweatin' buckets... haha!
They always say the best times to go are the first couple weeks of December... and it's also pretty to see the Christmas decorations up, without the hassle of the Christmas crowds... (DON'T GO BETWEEN CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS!!!)
I went down in May for the first time this past year, and it was perfect. It wasn't very crowded... and the temperature was only in the 80's... and they skies were blue every day... just absolutely perfect!
Here is a pretty decent breakdown of all the months and their corrosponding weather/crowd levels.1st Amendment-Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
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Thanks everyone for your suggestions. but i've read so many different suggestions that i'm kind of torn. i'm leaning towards beginning to mid october.
while we're on the subject, let me ask about lodging. i want to stay on property but don't want to spend an arm and a leg so i was looking at the econemy motels (pop century...etc) and was wondering what everyone thought. we'd only being doing disney during our stay so i figure we'd stay on property to avoid renting a car.
thanks again for all the suggestions!
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Originally posted by innerSpacemanOn the contrary, late August/early September is ideal. You get used to breathing liquid oxygen in just a few days, and it only takes a few hours till you form a protective sweat-shield over every inch of your skin to wall you off from the air that's hotter than your body temperature.
But the crowds thin a bit just as operating hours are reduced at the end of summer and - much more importantly - this is the prime season for thunderstorms! The drama of the Florida skies on days when it storms is worth dealing with the high humidity and temperatures. You have artist's- rendering clouds during the day, making everything as beautiful as a painting ... and in the late afternoon, wild thunder and lightning that challenges credulity. Electrical displays that rival the fireworks. After that, dazzling rainbows and wonderful twilights.
Best time to visit WaltDisneyWorld.1st Amendment-Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
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Originally posted by The Mad Hatterwhile we're on the subject, let me ask about lodging. i want to stay on property but don't want to spend an arm and a leg so i was looking at the econemy motels (pop century...etc) and was wondering what everyone thought. we'd only being doing disney during our stay so i figure we'd stay on property to avoid renting a car.
thanks again for all the suggestions!
Value Season: 1/1 - 2/16, 8/28 - 10/4, 11/27 - 12/19
Regular Season: 4/17 - 8/27, 10/5 - 11/26
Peak Season: 2/17 - 4/16
Holiday Season: 12/20 - 12/31
For Value resorts, it's $77 a night for Value, $99 for Regular, $109 for Peak and $119 for Holiday.
As you can see, the price per night really jumps between Value and Regular times, so if you were going in October you might want to go that first week to save as much money as you can.
Hope this helps a little!
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i really like this thread, but after reading it I realized that this really needs a poll on it to help people come to a conclusion on how the majority of the people on this thread tend to travel to WDW.
Hey mods...Can you place a poll on this thread?Listen to me on the radio!
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Originally posted by Gemini CricketOctober.
Avoid August like the plague.
Hot. Hot! HOT!
I TOTALLY agree
We went 1st week of Aug in '03. Never again. The rain, The Crowds, The Heat Oh My!
My best friend went during Oct. and said it was Fabulous! Great weather, warm crowds and her daughters loved the Halloween Party.
I've been in May and it wasn't bad at all, crowd and heat wise.
I'd like to go in Nov. or Dec. next year, we'll see though, because of the kids and school it will probably be early June
My friends that live near there say the weather is best between Oct-Feb.
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Originally posted by The Mad HatterThanks everyone for your suggestions. but i've read so many different suggestions that i'm kind of torn. i'm leaning towards beginning to mid october.
while we're on the subject, let me ask about lodging. i want to stay on property but don't want to spend an arm and a leg so i was looking at the econemy motels (pop century...etc) and was wondering what everyone thought. we'd only being doing disney during our stay so i figure we'd stay on property to avoid renting a car.
thanks again for all the suggestions!
We stayed at the All Star Movies and disliked it so much we moved after two nights to Caribbean Beach which we LOVED.
BUT, there are alot of people that have no problems with the Value resorts it all comes down to personal preference.
Go to www.mousesavers.com for great discount information and www.allearsnet.com for room pictures so help find a hotel that interests you.
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