what to wear

[Dizneemad]

Not long till our first trip to DL, 2 weeks to be exact. Was after some advice on
what to expect weather wise and what we should wear(i.e Shorts/t.shirts or jeans and tops).
Thanks in advance.

 

[Huff]

You'll have to check the weather when you're under 5 days out. Typically this time of year you can wear shorts during the day but the nights maybe a bit cold and jeans and a light jacket or sweater for evenings.

It's always been a pain because the kids want to wear shorts and don't want to carry sweaters all day until night. Lockers cost extra $'s but are an option.​

 

[Briarrose1306]

I usually wear shorts or capris during the day with tanks or T-shirts and then change during the afternoon break into jeans and long sleeves, normally bringing a light jacket or sweatshirt with me. Depending on the weather though, you may end up with cooler than usual days. I usually pack a bit of everything. Probably not much help, but it's the truth. lol

 

[frijolefrito]

what I love to do is to buy the kids sweaters when it gets cold =)

 

[tanyaewa]

Last year at this time we wore shorts & T's to the park & put jeans & sweatshirts in locker - at sundown it got noticeably cooler so we went in and switched into jeans and sweatshirts for the end of teh day. I also changed my shoes into jogging shoes from teh day's lighter sandals. I just LOVED having a locker. Wouldn't do the parks witjout one to hold all the *stuff*

 

[vew-tori]

We had great weather last week and I agree with the shorts in the day and jeans and sweatshirts in the evening. At WDW we always get a locker. I never thought I'd do it but just like so many people here advised we went back for an afternoon break and changed then. One evening DD and I even made a quick trip back after getting soaked on Grizzly River Run. It took us about 30 min and was well worth it! Another night I just went back and got her some sweat pants while they did Animation Academy. I was back before they were finished. We stayed at the Camelot so it wasn't a bad walk.