food IS a theme park
With Disney World being located in Florida, the theme parks see a fair share of weather, including storms and hurricanes.
It’s hurricane season!
If you’re planning a Disney World trip between June and November, there’s a real chance you’ll have to deal with a tropical storm or even a full-on hurricane. And trust me, as someone who lives here and has done Disney during hurricane season more times than I can count, there are ways to plan smart and protect your vacation.
When it comes to planning a Disney World trip, you need to consider a few things.
Rainy day in Disney World
You need a good packing list, an idea of your goals, and to be prepared for any type of weather. Orlando is known for its heat, but if this is your first trip or your 100th, you might not be prepared for hurricane season. Well, if you’re headed to Disney World soon, you need to pack your rain gear and get ready for some potentially strong weather. Let’s dive into everything we know here.
Inclement weather can really ruin a theme park day.
Mickey and Goofy in Disneyland!
While Disney World is prone to lots of storms and potential hurricanes, Disneyland has its days as well. Today is DEFINITELY one of those days — here’s why today is NOT a good day to be in Disneyland.
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