Disney-&-Baseball
Mouseketeer
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- Apr 7, 2008
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We were at WDW last year, Dec. 3-15. We saw Santa at DTD and there was no charge. We got several pictures both with photopass and with our own camera.

I have actually been wondering the same thing. We are from New Brunswick Canada so if it it 40-50 degrees we only would wear a light coat. 50 - 60 we just wouldn't wear shorts maybe pants and a light top. Anything above 60 is short and tank top weather for us.
We're from Alaska and I was thinking the same thing! Glad to know somebody else there will be dressed like us![]()
Osbourne Lights' last night is Jan. 3. When we were there on January 6, the GF tree was down, but the gingerbread house was still there. Park lights and music were going until about the 5th. By the 8th, everything was down.I apologize if this has already been answered - but when do all the decos come down??? Like if you were there 12/30-31 would they still be up at the resorts? How about the Osbourne lights? Thanks!
For those heading down from "cooler" areas, who are feeling confident about the temperatures in Dec in Florida, I'll remind you to compare the humidity in FL versus your location as well.
We've gone down from Vermont in Jan 2008 and Jan 2009. Feeling all smug about how "warm" 40 degrees at night was going to be "for us".
But it is much more humid and much more windy at the parks than it is at home. And 40 degrees "felt" a lot colder standing still waiting for Spectro, Wishes and Illuminations than 40 degrees does taking a walk after work at home.![]()
HELP! I'm going to be in Orlando the week before Christmas to visit family, and due to time constraints we can only go to TWO PARKS. We're rope drop people so I'm not worried about getting in but what do we HAVE to see?? I'm counting on you WDW Christmas veterans to help me make a good decision! Thanks