Weather question

[CP2013]

Hey y'all! We'll be at Disney the week of Christmas (December 20 - 26) and I'm wondering, should I pack jeans? Shorts? Both? We're from central Texas so we are used to warmer weather. If it's more of a jeans/long sleeve weather situation, I figured I would start shopping now since that stuff is all on clearance. Thanks in advance.

 

[PRomano]

I would pack both. Last time I packed dresses and leggings. The leggings don’t take a lot of room and add a layer. Definitely bring gloves and jackets. You can always buy a sweatshirt to wear but the jackets are harder to find and pricey.

 

[Kooks and Bay Bay]

You'll want a little of everything during the winter months.

Shorts, jeans, t-shirts, sweatshirts, a jacket...

And its likely you'll have to layer because the high may be 80 degrees but it may only be in the 40s/50s in the morning reach 80 at 3pm and then drop like a rock at 5pm.

 

[scrappinginontario]

Pack both and be prepared with layers. Weather can change day to day and hour to hour.

 

[beccasmom]

We have hit some pretty cold weather in December (once it was warmer at home in SE PA ). But it can be more temperate too…..it’s very changeable. I agree with the previous posters - pack a little of everything (which can be a pain, but then you won’t need to spend a fortune purchasing sweatshirts and the like once you’re there).

 

[Mle8308]

I've been in December when it was 86 or more every day (and humid), and I've been when the high was 55 (and still some humidity which made it feel even colder). Check the weather app about a week before you go and it will give you a good idea on what to pack! And definitely layers.

 

[OKW Lover]

We'll be at Disney the week of Christmas (December 20 - 26) and I'm wondering, should I pack jeans? Shorts? Both? We're from central Texas so we are used to warmer weather.

Bring all of that and more. You could easily have shorts weather one day and winter coat/gloves weather a few days later.

 

[Spamcastle]

Good moisture wicking undergarmets and shorts with a lightweight "windbreaker" or "hoodie" style top has always served me well. Something small enough to shove in a light weight backpack.

 

[_19disnA]

Bring both warm/cool weather attire is a good idea. A little planning goes a long way since I find airplanes tend to vary from too hot to too cold regardless of the time of year. When we were at Disney in May a few years ago with reasonably warm weather, we found most indoor restaurants to be way too cold with AC turned up to max. So even if it is warm outside, indoor places might still need a sweater/jacket to be comfortable.