Severe Cold Weather Advisory Issued for Walt Disney World with Wind Chills Near 25 Degrees
Severe Cold Weather Advisory Issued for Walt Disney World with Wind Chills Near 25 Degrees
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Severe Cold Weather Advisory Issued for Walt Disney World Nov 11 2025
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Trueblood
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I've heard that not all Florida homes have heating. Do you guys just dust off the space heaters when it gets cold like this?That is COLD!
networkpro
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- In the Parks
- Yes
I know that our house in Lakeland didnt have central heat so with rare events like this we did huddle around a heater.
lentesta
Premium Member
Last year my heater went out and I was like "Do I really want to pay $1,500 to fix this, or should I buy a space heater?"
I should've bought the space heater.
Minnesota disney fan
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That's really cold for Florida!
One year we visited WDW and went to the MK. I will never forget that poor CM who stood shaking in the cold in tomorrow land. She had a coat, hat, scarf, and gloves on but was still very cold. It was in the 50's.
When we left where we live to visit WDW, it was -20 degrees, so 50 degrees felt like Spring to us, LOL.
It's all relative to what you are used to
One year we visited WDW and went to the MK. I will never forget that poor CM who stood shaking in the cold in tomorrow land. She had a coat, hat, scarf, and gloves on but was still very cold. It was in the 50's.
When we left where we live to visit WDW, it was -20 degrees, so 50 degrees felt like Spring to us, LOL.
It's all relative to what you are used to
My coworkers when I was a CM were shocked I wouldn't bother to wear our costume's coat during colder weather... Growing up in MA, unless it was in the 40's or below, why wear a heavy coat? I never did wear it!That's really cold for Florida!
One year we visited WDW and went to the MK. I will never forget that poor CM who stood shaking in the cold in tomorrow land. She had a coat, hat, scarf, and gloves on but was still very cold. It was in the 50's.
When we left where we live to visit WDW, it was -20 degrees, so 50 degrees felt like Spring to us, LOL.
It's all relative to what you are used to
I just realized while typing this that I no longer own an appropriate coat for this weather. I'm not doing anything tomorrow I guess.
Sweet tears
Active Member
I was there December 2010. Had temps in the low 30s with significant wind
vikescaper
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ToTBellHop
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Poor Josh D’Amaro’s assets are freezing!
Brian
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Mine had to go out on an evening when it dipped into the mid 30s. It ended up being the coldest night in terms of ambient and feels like temperature of the season. $800+ in repairs over the course of two days.Last year my heater went out and I was like "Do I really want to pay $1,500 to fix this, or should I buy a space heater?"
I should've bought the space heater.
I'm surprised it was open today. It's cold out there with a good breeze to make it feel even colder. One positive is that all the animals were out when we went on the safari
MickeyLuv'r
Well-Known Member
Long ago, my oil ran out on a cold night. I had 3 dogs staying with me. They slept on the bed.
It was a 3-dog night.
Stay warm everyone!
There's a range of cool temps where they generally come out quite a bit, but tomorrow will be a different story.
JohnD
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I went to WDW one MLK weekend. To say that it was COLD is an understatement. It's not like I didn't know the forecast, fortunately. I wore every layer you can think of -- T shirt, long sleeve shirt, sweatshirt, thick Nautica jacket with down lining, wool cap over my ears, scarf, thick gloves, jeans, thick socks. And I was still freezing my a** off in Epcot during FARTS. Extreme cold does occur in Florida.
JohnD
Well-Known Member
50s? 50s? That's nothing. Try below freezing (below 32 degrees F).That's really cold for Florida!
One year we visited WDW and went to the MK. I will never forget that poor CM who stood shaking in the cold in tomorrow land. She had a coat, hat, scarf, and gloves on but was still very cold. It was in the 50's.
When we left where we live to visit WDW, it was -20 degrees, so 50 degrees felt like Spring to us, LOL.
It's all relative to what you are used to
