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Mom And Daughter; Animal Kingdom
  • On Sep 20, 2011
    Julie from MN Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    My family and I are traveling to WDW in early February 2012. I am wondering how important is it that I bring a rain cover for my stroller. Also, any recommendations for rain gear.

    Hi Julie!

    The good news is that February is not the rainy season in Florida.  I will tell you, however, that I always take rain ponchos when I go to the parks.  You can either get them before you go or opt to buy them at Disney.  It's cheaper if you bring them.  As for a rain cover for the stroller?  I never bought one with me.  If it started raining I would park myself in a store until the rain stopped.  If I kept on walking, I would throw an Adult poncho over the stroller.   You're actually going to enjoy the weather during that time.  It's really nice down here during the early months of the year.

    Have a wonderful time on your trip!
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