How do you get out of the sun at Disneyland?

[minniecarousel]

Evenings will probably cool down unless there's a heatwave. I find LA heat much more tolerable than FLA humidity & heat.

 

[Kindermouse]

Cooldown and enjoy the AC breaks used to be the best in innoventions, now that that's gone maybe hit up moments with Mr. Lincoln. I agree with the others about drinking water. California is a different kind of heat, but it's still hot and definitely hot enough to get you sick.

FYI the real heat wave is when it's 107+ for days on end and doesn't even cool off at night or in the morning by much. We won't get that until July or August hopefully. Ugh that is the worst part of summer.

 

[Astylla]

Our favorite cool down spots are Great moments with Mr. Lincoln, Splash Mountain, It's a small World , Pirates, Emporium on Main St. at Disneyland.

At DCA we love Off the page , It's tough to be a bug , The animation building , Turtle Talk with Crush and often overlooked Dots puddle park , I've got no shame lol.

 

[707MickeyGirl]

There are a lot of great suggestions here, and I agree with all of them!

I also bring a UV-blocking umbrella. It's a lifesaver - portable shade, and it's at least 15 degrees cooler under the umbrella.

 

[lorijohnhill]

Once the sun starts to set, you will feel a noticeable drop in temp. The hottest part of the day tends to be between 2-5pm. I try to always wear a hat, and at the worst temps I have been known to wet a paper towel (cold water and not super drippy) and place it on my head under the hat. Also, bathing your wrists with cold water can help. I'm ultra sensitive to heat, so In addition to these things I bring a small battery operated fan (I have to use a scooter so I have a place to store it, but it's really lightweight so could go in a backpack). You can also find some nice shade in the Grizzly Peaks area.