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  • On Oct 30, 2010
    Derek from VA 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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    We are heading to WDW for our 4th trip in late February into early March 2011. What will the temperatures/crowds be like at that time? We've never been at WDW during that time frame before...Thanks so much your all great!

    Hi Derek! Spring is a beautiful time to visit Walt Disney World! Temperatures average in the very comfortable 70s during the day with evening lows in the 50s, and chances of rain are low. Park attendance is expected to be high toward the end of February due to the Presidents Day holiday and the Disney Princess Half Marathon Weekend (Feb. 25-27). However after that weekend, the crowds in the parks should drop significantly, and attendance should be fairly light the first week of March.

    The Epcot Flower and Garden Festival is scheduled to begin March 2nd, so you should be able to see Epcot in full bloom during your trip!

    Hope you have a magical vacation! Come visit us again at the Moms Panel if you have more questions!
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