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Are you planning to visit Disney World in February?
Are you visiting Disney World in February?
Well, there are a lot of things you’ve probably already thought about. You probably know which hotel you’re staying at. You’ve probably already made many of your advance dining reservations. You’ve probably decided to get the Disney Dining Plan — or not. But there are some other things you need to be aware of if you’re visiting Disney World in February.
So, we all know that the weather in Disney World is notoriously finicky.
Elsa likes it cold, even in Florida
If we’re talking weird weather in Florida, we usually hear about those random rainstorms that pop up in the middle of a perfectly sunny day or the heat (and y’all, it can get SO HOT in Florida). But you don’t hear much about cold weather in Florida, but believe it or not, it can get cold!
Bad weather is a thing that happens pretty often in Florida.
Jollywood Nights
It’s often unpredictable, which is why we always tell you to prepare for rain, even when the forecast calls for sunny days. Well, this time, at least we were prepared for some bad weather because of a storm forecast for the weekend, and that weather event is already closing things down at Disney World, including Blizzard Beach. Now, a Disney World party has been canceled ahead of the storm.
So you’ve planned a trip to Disney World, and you’re in the process of making your dream trip a reality.
Cinderella Castle
Well, there is SO much to figure out: from transportation to where you’re going to stay to whether you want to add park hopping to your tickets and more. So we’re going to let you know about problems you might face when traveling to Disney World so that you don’t end up with any nasty surprises.Â
If you’ve been following the news the past few days, then you probably know about Hurricane Idalia.
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What was previously a Tropical Storm has now become a full-fledged hurricane, expected to hit Florida’s Gulf Coast sometime Wednesday morning. Floridians and those traveling to Florida are preparing for the impact of the storm, and we’re keeping an eye on all the updates you need to know if you’ll be in the area. The latest of those updates comes from the Orlando International Airport.
If you’re heading to Disney World soon, you need to keep a close eye on the weather reports.
Don’t underestimate hurricane season!
A storm named Idalia is headed toward Florida and we’ve been sharing regular updates about Disney’s statements on the matter, what you should do if you’re planning a visit, and more. But now we’ve got an important update.
A super rare weather event is headed towards the Southern California area, including Disneyland.
Disneyland Resort
Hurricane Hilary is currently a category 3 hurricane and is headed straight for Mexico and the California Baja Peninsula, meaning its path will take it to Southern California, where Disneyland is located. Now, Disney World is no stranger to hurricanes (we’ve seen a few over the past few years), but this is the first time Disneyland has been in the path of such a storm. So what is Disneyland Resort doing to prepare for Hurricane Hilary?
There are a few reasons why you might need to LEAVE the Disney World parks in the middle of the day.
Animal Kingdom
Maybe you’ve got a dining reservation at one of the resorts or Disney Springs that you can’t miss. Maybe you’ve got some little ones who need a nap at the hotel and some cool-down time at the pool. Or maybe, you’re not prepared to stick it out when bad weather starts rolling your way!
What if I told you that Disney World isn’t as safe as you think?
Walt Disney World
To be sure, in general, not only is it the “most magical” place on Earth, but it’s known for top-notch safety and security. I mean, the rides are constantly inspected and refurbished, and just have a look at all the inspection points on the way in. Those security dogs aren’t just there to look cute. There are, however, some unexpectedly dangerous places within Disney World and you might be shocked about what’s on the list!
Listen, we know you’ve probably heard it all before.
Magic Kingdom
There are plenty of tips, tricks, hacks, and more out there to help you have the best Disney World trip possible. We know — we sort of wrote the book on it. But what about rules you might need to know on your Disney World trip? What makes sense for one visit might not make sense for the next, and if you’re heading to the parks soon — we’re sharing five big rules you need to know.
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