I just noticed that MK is now sold out on the 16th ( our only magical kingdom day ) and most of the following week.Busy, Busy!
I wouldnāt worry about not being let in, itās very rare, only happened once on the actual 50th, I hope often and never have an issue hopping. Is it possible yes, is it likely no.
That we will do, I am packing 3 shoes each instead of 2 and extra socks and ponchos! And hope for the best!
What accounts are you following on IG that you are seeing the Christmas decor?
Yes, thereās a big tree right on Main Street when you walk in. Itās always stunning!
I used them in August, all worked well. We did Aldi because the price points were so much cheaper than Publix, but you have to be ok with receiving their off-brands.
We have used them a few times in the last 3 years. We always pick Publix, since they have everything the family wants. Will be using them again in a few weeks.The rain for next week shows less than an inch. I'm sure it will be fine.
Has anyone just used instacart for groceries to the resort?
The difference between weather in the Midwest versus weather in Florida is predictability. You can usually expect the rain to move from west to east in a dependable fashion in the Midwest. Florida is different. Rain can come from the east or west or just explode out of nowhere. You can watch the morning weather on the local news channel just before you head out the door and be told that it isn't going to rain until the afternoon. Then you catch a shower in the morning at Epcot, which is what happened to us last month.
Yes to this! Just be prepared with ponchos and rain-ready shoes (you do not want to be squelching around in wet sneakers). If you have a stroller bring a plastic stroller cover. These things donāt take a lot of suitcase space but when the rain starts they are worth their weight in gold.The difference between weather in the Midwest versus weather in Florida is predictability. You can usually expect the rain to move from west to east in a dependable fashion in the Midwest. Florida is different. Rain can come from the east or west or just explode out of nowhere. You can watch the morning weather on the local news channel just before you head out the door and be told that it isn't going to rain until the afternoon. Then you catch a shower in the morning at Epcot, which is what happened to us last month.
The safest thing to do is to carry lightweight disposable ponchos if there is any chance of rain.
What would you consider rain-ready shoes for vacation? Iām in socal. We barely get rain. Lol
I'm not the person you asked, but I find hiking sandals to be the best! I love my Chaco sandals, but TEVA or similar brands would work too. They are open and they are made for getting wet. I also had some Crocs that were like the old school jelly shoes that were actually really comfy for walking in all day, and since they were basically plastic and open, they dried out easily.
Yes I use hiking sandals too.
Same here, also SoCal, flip flops 9-10 months of the year. This year and last while in Europe I had some Birkenstock closed toe sneakers, totally waterproof that were great. I canāt do Tevas or anything like for long time on my feet, that plus itās cold elsewhere! my feet are way too thin for Crocs. One tip:ALWAYS take an extra pair of socks. Last time we went to WDW (long time ago) had to go BUY socks as mine did get wet once. As,people have said, thatās awful.
Interesting option! Do you remember the model name?
Hereās the link
And waterproof
