Welcome to my morning
Welcome to my day
Im the one responsible
I made it just this way
To make myself some pictures
See what they might bring
I think I made it perfectly
I wouldnt change a thing
I love that song- who sang it?? Anyone know- (hint, I really love ALL of his stuff!)
now on with some well-deserved responses....
My fondest downpour memory was at WL. We were waiting for the boat after dinner at WCC and it started.
Finally after it lets up a little, my DH pops his head out. WHAT! Why did you not let someone know you got on the Boat? He had been safe and dry ( relatively) all along. Thanks for helping the rest of us out.
I cannot blelieve I have no pictures of this event. I think this was the relatively no picture trip.
Great story , PR!! So funny DH was all safe and cozy in his PRIVATE hideaway.

I think if you had had pics, they'd have been waterspotted!
That storm sounds scary!
FL is the lightning capitol of the world!
I am very cautious about lightning.
It really freaks me out.
So...
For rainy day activities - I will NOT be anywhere near a pool.
I have really enjoyed Epcot in the rain. We went on Rachel's trip and did Soarin', ate at the Land, explored the Seas, did Turtle Talk with Crush and the Character Spot at Epcot without really walking much in the rain at all. It was a great way to kill a rainy afternoon and by the time we were done it was sunny and pretty warm outside (this was in December). Worked out great!
I love the idea of doing the monorail tour of the resorts, too.
Although...I may take the opportunity for a nap or a long relaxing shower.

It would be fun to hang out in the room a bit and get all fixed up to go out to eat or something. That would be fun.
OK, then swimming it out. Even the hot tub.
I can see spending a fair amount of time in the Seas Pav. watching the fish.

THat could be a possibility.
There is really a surprising amount of fun stuff to do at the resorts. I think so far that's the best idea!
You do realize if you take time getting all fixedto go out for dinner, then going in the rain to get there, you'll have wasted your time. Oh wait, unless you grabbed a cab.
People don't realize the pipes will conduct into an indoor pool not to mention all the wired and plumbing equipment.
I really had never ever considered that!! THANKS!!
I need a rainy day plan myself! Love the monorail shopping idea. We will probably hit DQ in the event of rain. I'm hopping it's all of the little to middlin variety versus torrential.
Though I dunno, I could drink my way around the world in a downpour.
I am too. In fact, a little rain is a GREAT thing as Disney!! I remember dozens of trips to DLR as a kid and the park being completely devoid of human life becuase of it.
Hmmm.... not a bad idea there. then you would't care would you?!
Wellllllll....I was going to suggest hitting the water rides since you'll already be wearing a poncho/already wet! But...are you cool with those Maroo if its not lightening?
I could do water rides. I think if it's dangerous, Disney would close them. And already having a poncho on is certainly a bonus!

Yes, I'll add to my admitted dorkishness and tell you I DO wear ponchos on Splash, Kali, and anything else that may make me wet. Ever felt like you needed one on IaSW?? Ride with my BIL...
It could be REALLY fun to tour in the parks in a down pour. I also am quite keen to sitting in the room and DISing.
AH yes!!! Live updates!

( I need a bigger, badder phone like yours!!)
It is not bad!!! But I do think it's kinda funny that your head is turned away, like you are saying "No pictures!"
I think I was asking my son if he liked it?? I have another where the 2 of us our posing our little hearts out.

It's a cute picture. And my shoes don't show.

You will both be FINE. As long as you aren't dressed like the "Pumpkin Man" I've seen on a few TRs...

Have you seen those pics? It's quite a get-up he has!
I've not run across him yet. NOw, I know to look out for him.
The kiddos looks so cute as clowns - my sisters and I did that once when we were young and bored.
I love it when the kids find soemthing to do that doesn't require electricity!! Except when they are cooking- then they can use all the gas or electricity they want.
Is it possible I made it in time for the question #9? I didn't see an answer yet, so here's mine:
SURE!! I am just about to put up the answer! But be careful, the next one, I"m only going to give 1 day!!
As for weather, I'm with you and That's Nice - September weather will be hot, humid, and possibly wet, so there's not much difference in preparation for a couple of degrees. There will probably be a chance of rain every day of your trip, but it doesn't always happen. And sometimes it's only for a few minutes.
Super!! I can deal with that!! I think I AM going to start looking at long-range forcasts just for fun- but will leave the real forecasting up to maroo!
That said, like Maroo I am OBSESSED with watching hurricane coverage. It probably won't change my plans in any way, but I just can't stop watching it ever since our 2004 VR trip in the middle of Hurricane Ivan - see wedding pic in my siggie.
I am obsessed with tornado and severe weather maps ever since my parents and sister and fam moved to Kentucky. Last time I was there, a little one came through our neighborhood and took out some trees and people's garages, so I like to know what kind of weather they are having.
We don't leave the parks unless it is downpouring non-stop for over 1-2 hours. Otherwise we like to enjoy the non-existent crowds as long as we can stay comfortable. In September, I don't think we have ever left b/c of rain, even during the hurricane. In December we did one day, b/c it was also cold and we were getting soaked even through the ponchos. Side note: the Disney ponchos hold up MUCH better than the $1 ponchos in a downpour!
I think if I was cold it'd be a whole nuther story! I HATE being cold!! REALLY, REALLY hate it.
Maybe I should get ONE really nice poncho, in case we have a whole day of crappy weather forecasted?
btw - I totally get you on the hot weather. DS3 and I were very excited today when we realized it was
only about 90 degrees and partly cloudy this morning at 10, so we went to the park for the first time in weeks. We have had highs way over 100 for the last few months, but it is really only unbearable when it doesn't get below 100 even at night.
Same here. It is getting old pretty fast. We finally had to decide (and commit) to run in the mornings! By the time it cools off, it's too dark. Ugh! 4 more- in the morning- I think everyone here knows I am NOT an AM person!