Rain tips please

[Rafikifan]

We are going to be in WDW next month but only for 2 days since our primary purpose this trip is to visit family but there's no way we can be in the state of FL and not visit the Mouse too
There's no doubt in my mind that it will rain at some point maybe for a short while, mayble a long while. We have ponchos (oh those things turn into saunas!) but which park do you think is the easiest to do in the rain? Would it be a good idea to go to DQ or does everyone head there when it rains? Any tips or advice that you could give me would be greatly appreciated.

 

[DisneyPete]

If I had to pick 1 park to do in the rain it would be the Magic Kingdom. Most of the rides are indoors or covered and you are never too far away from something when the heavens unleash.

Epcot is another good choice as you can duck into a nation's pavilion or a Future World pavilion for a good long stay, but you can be caught a with a long walk to an entrance when it starts to pour.

Animal Kingdom is almost all outdoors and the Studios are a lot of shows. Great if the time is right when it rains, bad if you are waiting for a show and getting wetter.

Hope that helps.

 

[john2u]

I agree with DisneyPete

I would do Magic Kingdom if it raining

 

[gshoemate]

We were at MK last week when a storm rolled in in the evening. We decided ride it out and glad we did. The place really cleared out after the storm was over within a half hour and the wait times for rides were nothing. So if a storm hits, I would suggest doing a little shopping or grabbing a bite to eat and see if it blows over.

 

[Connor&Cody'sMom]

I agree with MK. It is usually SO busy, but we headed there on a rainy day during our last trip. We were walking onto rides that had huge lines the day before. They were sending empty logs down Splash Mountain, and it had a 90 minute wait the day before. My DS's were in heaven. They now LOVE rain at WDW.