For those at WDW now.. What are you wearing?

[Mckys#1Fan]

We will be arriving Sunday, Nov. 15th.... Trying to pack for all seasons... Possible t shirts and shorts for daytime and jeans and sweatshirts for night?

Thanks in advance!!

 

[LisaCM614]

Your question made me think of that Jake from State Farm commercial LOL

My dad just came back today and he wore shorts and tshirts all week. He did have a sweatshirt and a fleece he wore from time to time but he did not need to wear slacks or jeans.
Granted we're from CT - if your home is a little bit more south you might want to make sure you have pants!

 

[rwdavis2]

accuweather.com

 

[wookiebeck]

uhhh...khakis?

 

[DisDadDVC]

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[Praying Colonel]

uhhh...khakis?

My 1st thought, too:

 

[Mckys#1Fan]

Sorry.. I guess that did sound like the State Farm commercial.. lol
We are from North Alabama and nights have been cool already here. Jeans/sweatshirts are needed if outside for very long periods.
Just checked the accuweather as a poster suggested and temps look warm, just concerned when the sun goes down that the low 60's may feel cool.

 

[DisDadDVC]

Sorry.. I guess that did sound like the State Farm commercial.. lol
We are from North Alabama and nights have been cool already here. Jeans/sweatshirts are needed if outside for very long periods.
Just checked the accuweather as a poster suggested and temps look warm, just concerned when the sun goes down that the low 60's may feel cool.

Nov-Feb = double pack clothes. You may need shorts/tshirts during the day, and pants/long sleeves at night.

 

[missbrooke06]

It is boiling this week. The humidity isn't terrible but this is the hottest November I've seen in Florida (granted, I only go every other year or so). I'd go heavier on shorts and throw in a pair of jeans and sweatshirt ( mine hasn't seen the light of day).

 

[SureAsLiz]

It is miserable during the day, but is finally starting to cool off once the sun goes down.
I was perfectly comfortable in jeans and a tshirt, though you will find me wearing that whether it is 90 or 30
It did get cool enough for a sweatshirt on the poly beach, but it would have been too much for me in the parks - body heat hovers inside those gates

 

[Ladyfish77]

We were there the first week in November and we were told it was warmer than usual. Not sure if that will last, though.

 

[Laniy]

Just back and I would have died in jeans. Shorts and t shirts even through the late evening for me. The only time I needed a sweater was for in the places that were overly air conditioned. I did see a lot of people in their 'winter' vacation clothes though so I guess it depends on how easily you feel the cold.

 

[DisDadDVC]

FYI, the big change usually happens somewhere right about now. Late Nov can be VERY different from early Nov.

 

[lugnut33]

The answers to this question are going to change dramatically later tonight.

 

[gluestickgirl]

We were there mid November last year, and had shorts and tshirt days and days where we were wearing jeans, two hoodies and wishing for another layer. Pack it all! =)

 

[PK Disney Dork]

We were in the World last week and it was around 90 degrees every day!

The evenings for the most part run around the 70's.

 

[DisDadDVC]

Last Thanksgiving was super cold. Only broke into the 70's briefly one day. Nights were in the low 40's

 

[2binak]

We're going next week too and are planning on shorts & tees during the day and will have sweatshirts and/or windbreakers with us at night. I'll likely be in jeans at night but DH & DD will still be in shorts. We're from the Northeast so mid-60's at night will still feel nice to us, but if there's any humidity, it can feel a bit chilly once the sun goes down.

 

[msmama]

It's hot today. 87 degrees. You'd be melting in jeans. Totally shirts and tee shirt weather.

That said I needed a sweatshirt in the hotel last night (not Disney at the moment but still central Florida).

Supposed to get slightly cooler in the next few days but I have a feeling the warm weather clothes I packed will be going home unworn.

 

[Heidi Lou]

Your question made me think of that Jake from State Farm commercial LOL

My dad just came back today and he wore shorts and tshirts all week. He did have a sweatshirt and a fleece he wore from time to time but he did not need to wear slacks or jeans.
Granted we're from CT - if your home is a little bit more south you might want to make sure you have pants!

I thought the same thing about state farm..haha I was about to write khakis! and I work for state farm!