So how do you stay warm when it’s cold at Walt Disney World? One way is to find a cozy warm fireplace, great for romance, relaxation and family gatherings; and I found a bunch to show you...

Visiting Walt Disney World during the holiday season is exhilarating. The decorations, the special parades, holiday music and special treats make for a wonderous holiday experience. Until it gets cold, that is. A quick cold snap can definitely take your sunny Florida vacation and make it a little less magical.

A look at what things you should do when the weather turns frigid down at WDW

Cold, rainy weather is never on anyone’s vacation agenda. While planning a Southern California vacation, we all have visions of sunshine and short sleeves. While there’s no way to control the weather, it is easy to still have fun at the Disneyland Resort when it’s wet and chilly.

If you're planning a trip then you'll need to think about the *best* time to visit Disney World.

Personally we love to travel in the first two weeks of November - as the crowd levels are low - and the weather is good - warm enough for shorts and swimming but not hot enough that you melt when you step outside!

With the first official day of summer just around the corner I thought I’d take the opportunity to share some hot weather packing and touring ideas. If there’s one thing to know about Walt Disney World during the summer months it’s that its HOT! Being prepared for for the dog days of summer can make all the difference between enjoying your vacation and being miserable.

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5.The weather can be inviting instead of scorching. It’s not as hot as summer in Orlando, but the temperatures still are warm enough that you’re in no danger of shivering — even at Blizzard Beach. There’s a decent chance of showers, but you get that in the summer as well.

Now that warmer weather is starting to make its presence known, it’s a good time to take a look at some of the best ice cream, milkshakes, malts, and sundaes you’ll find on property. You can stop in and enjoy your meal or ice cream treat inside the restaurant (ADRs are not accepted, so be prepared to possibly wait), or you can go to the walk-up window where you can get your treats to go.

“What should I bring with me into the Disney World parks?” This is a common question. Our motto here is “come prepared,” because you can always save money and avoid getting wet, cold, sunburned or thirsty by bringing a few essential items with you.