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  • On Jul 17, 2013
    Paula 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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    trying to plan a date. and would like to know if it would be better to plan before Easter and spring break or after and how the weather would be? I have to 5 years old who love the water and do not want it to be too hot or cold.

    Hi Paula!

    In 2014, Easter falls later in April than usual. Given that, I'd say that the weeks leading up to Easter would be perfect weather! Typically, Easter week is one of the most popular at Walt Disney World, so if you can plan your vacation before then that give your lower crowds and great weather.

    In April, the weather will be perfect for swimming and enjoying breaks at the resort pool. Average high temperatures during the day are in the mid-80's and the evenings cool off a bit with averages in the 60's. This means you'll have great weather to tour the parks in as well!

    Hope this helps!
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