For those of you who just returned..

[Disneybabe84]

I was wondering, was it warm enough to enjoy summer activities this time of year in Disney? I am from Jersey and I have only visited Disney in the hottest months of the year (July/August) so I know what to expect. I am reading the 'Unofficial Guide to WDW 2006" and they give me the average high for the month of March which is 78. Yeah, that is warm; but in Jersey 78 seems pretty cool for swimming unless the humidity is high. I know it may seem really dumb to ask but I just really need to get away from 40 degree weather!

 

[lawnspecialties]

We just returned Sunday night from the Fort. Last weekend it was in the low 80's, then stayed around low-to-mid 70's the rest of the week. We wore shorts and t-shirts every day. Maybe a sweatshirt in the morning or at night. The only thing I think we didn't do "Summer" wise was swimming. Splash Mountain was open on Sat. and Sun. and it was fine.

 

[byoung]

Much better to tour the parks, without that heat of summer.

 

[Horizons16]

This time of year it can go extremes.

Today was very nice and warm. The day before that it was a little chilly even in the sun. I always were a sweatshirt when i got out at night around this time of year.

 

[punkie67]

We went January 14-21 and one day we wore coats and sweaters was only in the 50's burrrrrrr... We are from Illinois so actually wasn't too bad.. the rest of the week it got in the high 60s-70s even wore shorts a few days. I love going in the winter months because the weather is beautiful.. You aren't sweating to death... But actually ill go whenever i get the chance

 

[Disneybabe84]

Okay thanks everyone I appreciate it

 

[MinnieGi]

We're from DE so same as NJ temps and we swam everyday during our vacation from Jan. 8 - 14th. The FL temps were in the mid to high 70's and it was mostly sunny. Coming from colder temps the weather seemed downright warm and we found it no problem to jump in the pool day or night!!!!