Low season @ Disneyworld

I was just wondering....I have a lot of friends that are planing to come to visit me
and I was wondering when it would be the least busy at Disneyworld.
I know I wont have much time off during holidays of course, but I wanted an idea
of when I should tell them to come down.

Any thought????!!?!?!

Thanks
Melanie

 

yeah. definetly september is a good season, unless there is a hurricane o something but if everything is ok the parks will be empty.
Also february is a good season.
see ya

 

Anytime school is in. September, October and early November is good and the weather is still decent. After US Thanksgiving at the end of Nov. through the first couple weeks of December is really good because the parks are quite, weather is still okay and everything is decorated for Christmas!!!! It's cold in January, so I wouldn't recommend then. May and June, as long as you miss Memorial day is great too.

Shan

 

i think probably sept/oct is the best - ive been there then and all the kids in all the countries have gone back to school, its still warm and u can walk round the parks nice and slow without bing rushed etc ;D

 

Cold in December?!?!?!?!
Im sure it is still a nice change from Atlantic Canadian winters!

Melanie

 

Oh yeah, i'm sooooo looking forward to florida winters,
as I'm from Norway, we probably have the same kinda winter as you...
heard you you one hell of a snow storm some years ago in east canada...
people froze to death, the snow ruined everything it touched....
did you experience this..???

 

That is awesome!
I can't believe that you know about that.
I happend right on my birthday back in 1992!
It was crazy....
3 feet of snow in one day!
I'll never forget it!

Melanie

 

yeah, heard of some people who were outside, and when the wind and snow set in they couldn't move, was like being under 10 feet of snow...
also, their feet froze, so they had to amputate
it also ruined the whole electrical network in the area
that's bad

 

gotta love Canadian winters.. I am SO looking forward to no snow!!!!!! Any weather that we get in Florida will be better than the -50 degrees celcius we get in January! ;D

 

wow - i love snow but i dont think i could cope with a big snow storm, i have family that live in canada and they say its realy cold etc - florida winters arnt exactly cold but u will need a jumper - or if ur like me who is cold even when its 90F 10 jumpers lol ;D

 

I'd love to experience REAL snow, all we get is lumps of hard ice and slush, not light fluffy snow.

 

our snow is rubbish isnt it kerry - especially here lol ;D

 

Yes!

Did you see the hail stones yesterday? I got caught in it walking home for some lunch. They hurt, I had to hide under a tree!

 

really where was that? where was i? i was at home all day yesterday? ;D

 

I was walking through Cosham High street!

 

ok - well i didnt have hail and i live in anchorage park - its practically next to cosham how come i didnt have hail lol ;D

 

It didn't last for long. A couple of mins at the most, just happened to be when I was out!

 

Weird- cos we defintely had hail- and quite a bit of it!!! We had some about lunchtime- and then some more- much bigger in the afternoon! Was really glad I wasn't outside at that point! And the thunder and lightning! Wow!
Charlotte x

 

really? and your only up the road to? i saw some nasty black clouds above my house bout 5ish nut it didnt rain or anything - thats werid that the weather is so different in such a small area ;D

 

LOL, ;D ;D talking about hail like it's a once in a lifetime experience...
can't understand you brits, wanting to experience real snow....
you can spend one winter in Norway (that's from october till march), and you will be glad to never see it again ;D ;D