Going to Disney world in middle November. I'd like to ask my fellow nole fans that live in that area to tell me what the weather usually is that time of year.
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You obviously don't have kids. I dislike them as much as the next guy, but I'm not going to punish my kid and make her miss out on something that she'll remember the rest of her life. Now if Disney was in hog town, that might be a different story
Absolutely the best time to go. No crowds and the pools are heated so you can still swim .
I live across town but do lots of work near Disney. November is good weather although you could have a summer type day or could be equally a little cooler like some posters say. Good chance it will be dry however Disney is like a Bermuda Triangle when it comes to afternoon storms sometimes. Prepare either way, but it won't be 50 to 40 degrees that's for sure.
If you have a daughter make sure to take her to Epcot she will meet most of the princesses along with Alice, Mary Poppins and a few others. The princesses are all along the countries. Most countries have a face character. We are local annual pas holders and it doesn't get old for my girls. It's also good for mom and dad cause the have good food and drinks. My favorite place to eat is Italian pizzeria.
@Ranz4dnoles we went down last year the 2nd week of December and it was kind of chilly (70/50). Two days before we got there it was mid 80's and low 70's. The year before we went the last week of October and it was like being on the surface of the sun. You just never know. Hopefully El Chico (what my 10 year old calls El Nino) won't be pumping tons of rain by then.
Isn't everything off topic in the LR? Have fun at Disney with the kids. It is magical to see it through their eyes.
