Guide to Disney World - Florida Climate (2024)

FAQs

How hot is too hot for Disney World? ›

How hot is "too hot" varies by person, of course. Spending the day out in temperatures in even the high 70s to low 80s (F) can lead to heat exhaustion for some visitors. But with the right precautions and care, many visitors and employees can get through a day with temperatures in the 90s and even beyond.

Best Weather for Disneyland

Coolest Temperatures: December, January and February. Average high: 70-degrees / average lows 47 to 49 degrees. Definitely bring a jacket for the evenings.

Richard Foglesong, an expert on Disney told Business Insider that, “they're stuck there, and Florida is stuck with them.” Besides the immense cost of relocating on top of the billions it would need to spend on keeping its Florida operations up to date in the meantime, Disney would never be able to get the special ...

Off-peak times fall around January, February, September, and early November.

For the most part, temperatures are likely to hover between 60 degrees and 70 degrees. As a result, you're going to want some shorts or cropped pants as well as long pants. You'll want both short-sleeved shirts and long-sleeved shirts.

Disney's Hollywood Studios

Hollywood Studios sees its lowest crowds on Tuesday & Wednesday. The rest of the week is consistent in crowds, with Friday & Monday being the busiest.

September 1-30 – some of the lightest crowds of the year, with the days around Labor Day being a bit more crowded. Also, Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays will likely have slightly heavier crowds than the other days of the week as guests arriving for their vacation and those leaving Walt Disney World overlap.

Typically, ages 3 to 12 are considered the best age to take kids to Disney. Within this range, kids can fully immerse themselves in the magic and still retain vivid memories of their adventure.

Why is Disney thinking about leaving Florida? ›

The Walt Disney Co. said it is pulling out of a roughly $1 billion investment in Florida, citing "changing business conditions." The media and entertainment giant announced the move amid a year-long feud with the state's Republican governor, Ron DeSantis, after Disney publicly opposed his bill to limit instruction on ...

Kevin Barbee, a “parkitect” who leads teams in creating theme parks and entertainment venues globally, said in an email that the cost to re-create Walt Disney World elsewhere could top $50 billion — if the company could get enough land at a “seriously low” price.

While there aren't any discounts if you want to visit on your birthday, there are many fun ways to celebrate whether you choose dining, riding attractions, enjoying the entertainment, or all three! You will need to plan ahead by making a Theme Park Reservation.

As a general rule of thumb, we would recommend a minimum of four days when trying to visit all four of the Disney World theme parks. This is especially true if you are trying to get onto every ride within each of the Disney World parks.

That's at least partially a choice the company has made to deliver a better experience at its Florida theme parks. Yes, fewer people are visiting Disney World, but the company has shown that it can raise profits by doing a better job serving fewer guests.

Visiting Disney World in May brings with it more rain and storms as Florida moves closer to the summer/rainy season. It's not unexpected to encounter storms with lightning, torrential rain, and thunder in the afternoon. The average high in May is 88 degrees with the average low being 69 degrees.

If you go in hydrated and heat-acclimated, it's not too miserable, but it is too hot for most people.

Along with July, August is the hottest month at Disney World, with an average high of 92F (33C) and an average low of 73F (23C). August is also one of the wettest months, with an average of 15 rainy days (two less than July). (We have a post that talks more broadly about weather at Walt Disney World.)

Do they take temperatures at the parks or resorts upon entrance?” Hello there, Alice. Thank you for stopping by planDisney to chat about your question. Alice, as of right now, there are no temperature screenings when entering the Walt Disney World Theme Parks or Resorts.