disneysnowflake said:
We went to WDW from Dec 11 to Dec 18 last year. We stayed at POFQ.
The decorations were great.
The crowds were light. It didn't start getting croweded until Friday Dec 18 when the Christmas crowd started coming in.
Some days it was downright cold. One morning it was in the 30s. At Epcot near the water it was freezing. It warmed up to the mid 50s in the afternoon though.
I'd suggest just in case bringing those cheap $1 magic stretch gloves. WDW sells plain generic black ones for $8 a pair. Cheapo black knit caps that the dollar store sells are also $8.
If after this October we go again we'll definately go back in mid Dec. It was wonderful. And we'll bring extra gloves (DS lost his the first day, the people who found them were probably grateful.. lol).

Don't tell anyone... it is great..We loved the decorations, the
MVMCP, the characters in their holiday garb, the candlelight processional, the holiday parades, shows...,but talk COOOLD!!! We thought we were going to be a little cold, 30 degrees and highs in the 50 were more than we bargained for. I dressed my dd in 4-5 layers, camisole, t-shirt, tights, sweater and jacket. We bought those hand warmer things they sold in the stores at WDW, gloves, hats, drank our fair share of hot chocolate.. We are from the Aloha state and thought we were prepared but....!!!! I guess its all part of the festivities....We saw people in swim suits by the pool ONE day. We saw a few people in shorts ( asked where they were from...CANADA!!!!....) We froze our DA KINES off!!!

But we LOVED it and are going back again...You'll recognise us..The kids loved the SANTAS ,and stories around the world,the kids got passports and at kidkot stops they wrote "Merry Christmas" in all languages. Dad and I did the Yuletide tour.AND LOVED SEEING THE RESORTS ALL DECKED OUT.

I also want TO MENTION TO CHECK THE KIDS SCHOOL SCHEDULES, THIS year Christmas Day is on Sunday , our school doesn't get out until Dec 23rd. Maybe that will cause most of the crowds to come later, who knows???? Our kids will be missing one week.

Mele Kalikimaka to all!