Your trip is just around the corner and I bet you're too excited to sleep already! The weather for Central Florida in July is typically pretty hot and humid. The average high temperature is in the low-90s and the average low is in the low-70s. They usually get an afternoon thundershower so you may want to pack ponchos or umbrellas.
* Bring a cooling towel that you can put around your neck. There are a lot of different kinds that work really well.
* Buy a small handheld fan and clip-on fans for strollers (bring extra batteries).
* Get a misting fan. These are available for purchase in the parks.
* Wear light colored clothing made of lightweight moisture wicking fabric.
* Use a visor instead of a hat (they are cooler in the heat).
* Drink lots of water.
* Bring an umbrella - it provides shade as well as rain protection.
* If you are staying on property, take advantage of morning and evening
Extra Magic Hours when the temperatures are more pleasant.
* Take a break and go back to your resort for a swim.
* Visit one of the two awesome water parks.
* Seek out attractions and shows where you can spend more time in the air conditioning such as
The Hall of Presidents or the
Carousel of Progress.
* If you will be using a stroller, put a white towel over the top to reflect the sun's rays.
* You are more than welcome to bring water into the parks. Just keep in mind that glass bottles (other than baby food jars) are not permitted in the parks.
* There are "misting stations" in the parks. In the Magic Kingdom, there is a location near the Jungle Cruise.
Disney Vacation Club (DVC) Members can visit the DVC Member Lounge in the Imagination Pavilion in Epcot.
Wishing you minnie magical memories :-) Allison V.