sweater in attractions?

[G. Fite]

Should we bring a sweater to wear in the inside attractions (in May) and the restaurants? How cold are the AC's?

thanks!

 

[dzneelvr]

That's really up to you--if you're sensitive to the AC temp change, you may want to bring one along. I rarely notice any discomfort, even in the summer when the difference in temps can be HUGE. If you are asking this question, then I'd say bring a jacket or sweater that is lightweight as you'll be carrying it around all day.

 

[pepe of ohio]

I always advise wife of the cooler atmosphere inside the rides and resturants and to maybe bring along a sweater but she says, for the short time she's in there, its not worth carrying all day and from early am to when the sun starts to really heat up, around 10, its not worth it. Evening are alittle different because the suns going down and the cooler air plus A/C can be chilly with them string type tank tops. Also depends on the month you're going, summer, no sweather, fall and winter, probably in evening, spring.... a toss up.

 

[rlovew]

I am cold all the time and even in the summer carry a light jacket with me. I like to carry a windbreaker that can double for keeping dry in the rain.

 

[G. Fite]

Thanks for the replies. I imagine the restaurants and indoor attractions are chilly so I will probably take a rainproof jacket just in case!

 

[ZoZo]

I'd recommend bringing either a sweater or light sweatshirt with you. The extreme temperature shifts (going between hot outdoor temps and humidity and cold A/C) can make it really uncomfortable. I used a lightweight long-sleeve denim shirt last October for the first time, and loved it! Less bulky than a sweatshirt, and folded into my small backpack really easily.

Also, if you get caught in a rainstorm, it's nice to have something to put on if you get wet and cold.