What on earth do you wear??

[beachteachlv]

For a June visit in two weeks - how do you dress for this weather for a full day in the parks?? Shorts and bring sweatshirts? If it’s sunny I’m worried pants will be too hot. But at night it looks to cool off significantly. What do the “pros” do?

 

[JerrodDragon89]

If you have a hotel. I dress for the morning. Take a break and dress for the afternoon and have a jacket in my bag or wear it back into the park

 

[beachteachlv]

If you have a hotel. I dress for the morning. Take a break and dress for the afternoon and have a jacket in my bag or wear it back into the park

We are staying on Harbor but we only have one day/park hopper so we weren’t planning to go back to the hotel.

 

[BrianL]

I just wear shorts and bring a sweatshirt. A proper Spirit Jersey is practically dress code for Disneyland!

 

[starlite_]

Honestly, I bring a warmer change of clothes for the night if I think I will need it and leave it at the lockers. I rather carry extra stuff going in than be miserable by 9pm.

 

[DizMe]

We are staying on Harbor but we only have one day/park hopper so we weren’t planning to go back to the hotel.

You can easily get a locker in either park (or oside the gates) and store your evening items until you need them.

 

[Aspencreek]

Shorts and t-shirt for the day and sweat/track pants (loose enough to pull over shorts) and sweatshirt or light jacket for the morning/evening. Usually rent a locker to stow the extra clothing along with battery packs, drinks, snacks, cooling devices, so I don't have to haul it all around all day.

 

[DizMe]

I'm with Starlite_. I hate being cold and I get cold easily. I almost always have a light sweatshirt in my purse because I get cold in A/C! So I prefer to bring warmer items with me if I'm not staying on site.

 

[Lisa24jks]

Layers always! If the weather is going to be in the high 80s or 90s, then I'll wear shorts and t-shirt, but still bring a jacket/hoodie for the morning (it can be cool if you go early) and nighttime.

If the highs are low 80s or in the 70s, then a lightweight pair of pants/leggings with a light sweatshirt to carry around, and maybe even put a thicker one in a locker.

Lockers are SO worth it for storing extra clothes, socks, etc. Because sometimes those temperature swings can really throw you for a loop.

 

[irlandaise]

I just wear shorts and bring a sweatshirt. A proper Spirit Jersey is practically dress code for Disneyland!

I've been seeing mention of Spirit Jerseys here on DIS for a while so I finally looked them up. From the photos, they look like lightweight sweatshirts, yes?

 

[BrianL]

I've been seeing mention of Spirit Jerseys here on DIS for a while so I finally looked them up. From the photos, they look like lightweight sweatshirts, yes?

They vary quite a bit actually. They are defined by the large, shoulder-to-shoulder printing across the back, typically saying Disneyland. I have one that is a lightweight full-zip. Some are pullovers, some are hoodies, etc. They can vary in thickness. They are great for a cool night at the DL!

 

[RoseColored97]

I don't like wearing shorts so will wear dresses with bicycle type shorts underneath to keep cool when it's really warm. Bring a denim jacket for the cooler morning then switch to leggings/sweats/sweatshirt when we come back from our hotel break.

I freeze at night at the parks so definitely need to do an outfit change halfway through the day.

 

[varyth]

I've been seeing mention of Spirit Jerseys here on DIS for a while so I finally looked them up. From the photos, they look like lightweight sweatshirts, yes?

This is basically how I wear my Spirit Jersey for trips to Disneyland, layered over something lighter if it gets too warm.

 

[DLgal]

As a "pro" who is there about twice weekly now that school is out, this is what we do:

Me (a mid 40s woman): quick dry long capris that hit just above my ankle, t shirt, zip up lightweight hoodie or pullover hooded sweatshirt

My teen boys: athletic pants/joggers or shorts, t-shirt, lightweight hooded sweatshirts

We carry the sweatshirts in our small backpacks and need to put them on around 5pm or so.

If there is NO sun in the forecast, I might wear thin jeans. My boys will wear long pants in that instance. If there is sun, or partial sun, it can start feeling warm very quicky, thus the need for shorts or capris on those days.

 

[Charade67]

We just got back from a week’s stay. It got very cool at night. I don’t like to carry much with me while in the parks, so my family rented a locker each day and kept hoodies in it.

 

[LKing]

I've been seeing mention of Spirit Jerseys here on DIS for a while so I finally looked them up. From the photos, they look like lightweight sweatshirts, yes?

I think of them as a heavy weight long sleeve t-shirt. Mine fits looser than a t-shirt and more fitted than a sweatshirt. They usually cost more than sweatshirts do.

 

[DLgal]

I've been seeing mention of Spirit Jerseys here on DIS for a while so I finally looked them up. From the photos, they look like lightweight sweatshirts, yes?

They are like a heavyweight cotton shirt. The sleeves are really big and baggy and the torso is a bit oversized as well. There are some that are fleece or very fuzzy on the outside. But most are the same style of heavyweight cotton.

 

[ParkHopper1]

Three outfits...summer dress at arrival with light jacket for early AM, toss jacket in locker as it warms up then we always stash pants and jacket or sweatshirt as well as fresh change of socks in locker for evening...sometimes don't need it but usually make a change after dinner as it cools off. Pack options!

 

[SOCALMouseMommy]

It’s not been very warm lately. Last few times I went I wore pants and kept my jacket on the entire day. Hopefully in the next two weeks we will see more sunshine!