How do I dress for Oct29th to Nov. 6th...

[Tense]

We'll be in Orlando at those times... and I don't know what to pack. Also... dumb question, can you wear white all year long in Florida??? like white short or shoes? or does Florida have a seasonal dress code(he he) like New England does!
Will it be even warm enough to swim at that time???

 

[Ran]

YIKES!!! there's a dress code??

usually shorts and t-shirt during the day, and if we're at Epcot late I usually bring jeans and a sweatshirt just in case, I've swam in the pools every Oct-Nov trip (7) at some point during our stay

 

[Tense]

LOL...dress code! I mean.. no white shoes before Memorial Day in New England And NONE after Labor Day!!! It's the unspoken rule of the fashion police here!... Just wondering because of Florida's climate if they have different fashion police RULES!

 

[Disney Doll]

I would think layers. In the early AM, if you're outside, it'll probably be chilly...light slacks and a light jacket. As the day progresses, it'll warm up to shorts and t-shirt temps, and as the day wears on, it'll probably go back to light jacket and pants.

We just got back October 18th and the last 3 evenings before we left I could have worn pants and a light jacket/sweater if I had brought one with me!

 

[bsnyder]

Okay, I am a native Floridian, and so I'm surely the first to grab a jacket if I have a chance, but honestly, you probably would do well to pack your bathing suit and all your summer clothes, and then throw in a sweatshirt, in case there is a cold spell.

I just got home from dinner at a friend's house. We ate outside, and I had on a tank top and jeans, and was actually a little warm.

 

[DocRafiki]

Yeah, it could be anything. Bring it all.

Those fashion etiquette rules are passe' (hey I saw it on TV ), especially in Florida!

 

[WillyJ]

I believe the fashion rule that applies to white shoes in Florida after Labor Day is: it's okay unless you are wearing black Mickey-ears and/or a formal pair of speedos, then it is definitely a no-no. . . Trust me on this; fashion is my life . . .