Mom With Kids After Run
  • On Aug 15, 2009
    Stephanie from northants Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    hi 'im looking into my next holiday to disney and want to know if november or january would be better ? really wanted to see the xmas light's etc but have heard that it can get busy or my daughtr's birthday is in january but heard it can be cold then. ????

    Hi Stephanie,

    How exciting you're planning your holiday to Disney  :-)

    Both November and January are very good times to visit WDW as the parks are at their quietest, but there are a few dates you should try and avoid. I'm not sure which year you're thinking of visiting but the ones to miss are Thanksgiving, which this year is on November 26th and Martin Luther King Day which is on January 18th 2010. Google will be able to help you find out other years if required.

    Personally if I had the choice I would choose to visit mid November, leaving before Thanksgiving, as most of the Christmas decorations will be up and they're truly beautiful plus the weather is still very warm, well to us Brits it is!!!

    As such a huge part of the cost of a Disney holiday from the UK is the flights it may be worth just pricing both dates up and seeing if there's a big difference. Also buying your flights direct and booking the Disney part of your trip direct with www.disneyworld.co.uk can save you lots of money.

    Hope that helps and I'm sure whenever you choose to visit you'll have a fantastic time,

    Jo
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Meet the Panelist: Jo,

Hi, I’m Jo, a stay-at-home Mum from England.  I am married to a PGA golfer and we have 2 children.  We enjoy every aspect of Walt Disney World and agree that it is by far our favourite holiday destination. The girls excitedly help me plan every trip. Learn More About Jo

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