A Traveler Needs Help

Good morning everybody. My name is David and I live in the Caribbean. I'm planning my trip to WDW but I'm not sure when to do it. This is going to be my 2nd time on the parks. The first visit was on the 4th of July on 2003, you can imagine what kind of crowds I went into. I don't want to experience that again IN MY LIFE hehehe. But maybe you can help me on my next trip.

I'm planning two dates and I'm sure any of you can tell which of them are the best. I have in mind the October 10 week ( Oct 10 thru 17) and November 7 thru 13 or maybe November 21 thru 27.

I haven't been in Orlando on this dates ever, maybe you can also let me know the temperatures I can expect on those dtes.

Thanks all of you!! Maybe this thread could help anyone else planning this trip at the same dates.

have a worderful DisneyDay!!!!!

If you prefer please write me at prufo@hotmail.com WDW pics are also welcome!!

 

[barnum42]

I've been in October - nice time to go with smaller crowds than you met last time!

 

[prufo]

Nice!

Thanks!! Thats exaclty what I expected.. Is it cold in November? I'm browsing in hotwire and I see so nice offerts for those days..

 

[inafog]

I like October, too; it's not too crowded and it's warm. The only warning I have for you is your October dates include Columbus Day; we were there last year and were overwhelmed by the crowds, although it was less crowded later in the week. Based on that alone, I'd probably pick the early November dates. I haven't been to Florida that time of year, but I'd say pack a pair of jeans and a sweatshirt and you can't go wrong.

 

[barnum42]

Is it cold in November?

To an Englishman, it's never cold in Florida! :lol:

Here is a good weather history page:

http://www.weatherbase.com/weather/weather.php3?s=150227&refer=

And when you are planning, check out www.allearsnet.com (where I got the above link)

 

[lvandee]

Hello,

The week of November 7th should be your best bet. Right in between Halloween and Thanksgiving crowds! You should only need a light jacket for nights.

Have a great time.

 

[worldshwcasefan]

Good morning everybody. My name is David and I live in the Caribbean. I'm planning my trip to WDW but I'm not sure when to do it. This is going to be my 2nd time on the parks. The first visit was on the 4th of July on 2003, you can imagine what kind of crowds I went into. I don't want to experience that again IN MY LIFE hehehe. But maybe you can help me on my next trip.

I'm planning two dates and I'm sure any of you can tell which of them are the best. I have in mind the October 10 week ( Oct 10 thru 17) and November 7 thru 13 or maybe November 21 thru 27.

I haven't been in Orlando on this dates ever, maybe you can also let me know the temperatures I can expect on those dtes.

Thanks all of you!! Maybe this thread could help anyone else planning this trip at the same dates.




If you prefer please write me at prufo@hotmail.com WDW pics are also welcome!!

November 21 thuru 27

 

[CAPTAIN HOOK]

To an Englishman, it's never cold in Florida! :lol:

 

[Epcot82Guy]

Early November would be my bet as well. To you, it will feel a bit cooler, but nothing jeans and a light jacket won't take care of at night (as other posters have said). The October dates are also great, but Columbus Day would be a nightmare. I also suggest one of these two because these are during Epcot's Food and Wine Festival which is simply a lot of fun. If you go in late November, though, the Holiday decorations will start going up, though. That time may run into Thanksgiving Holiday crowds, though, which can get quite big. (and it's colder). Mid-October and early November should be pretty light on crowds, nice weather overall, and a great time to visit the parks.

 

[kvan]

I’ve have been there in October, it was warm outside at daytime, cold INSIDE (lol)
Some rainy days,
And at night we had to put on our winter jacket ( we’re from Spain)

 

[mkt]

¡Hola Boricua!

Yo prefiero Octubre, por la razon que todos los eventos especiales de la temporada de Halloween ya estan en los parques... y honestamente, no es muy ocupado en esa temporada.