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Normally our trips are in the summer, but we've been twice during January for the WDW marathon. The weather was great (clear sunny skies with temps in the low 70s) and the crowds were very light. It was close to perfect.


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the end of january is my favorite time to go! its not to crowded... in fact lat time i went there during that time... i walked on every ride twice in a row. i went on indiana five times in row in ONE day... that must be historic 

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I would say the 2nd week in December, crowds are smaller and the weather is great. Mickey's Christmas party is quite fun and entertaining. Seeing Main Street with "snow" falling during the party and taking it all in really puts you in the Christmas mood. Also getting to see all of the resorts decked out for Christmas is also cool.
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She's pretty much right on the money. I interned at WDW twice, and both were in the fall semester. September was the golden month of tranquility. My mom came to visit me this last time I was there and we had a blast because we could pretty much walk on to whatever we wanted with little to no wait. I love September in Disney, but yes, the hurricanes are a crap shoot. We got lucky last year.knedeau wrote:After Labor day in early sept is one on the slowest times of the year. IT's THE BEST! You do have to roll the dice for hurricane season. But it's generally the slowest!![]()
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It rains on and off, but since most of the attractions are inside, it's not too big a deal.
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I went in May of 2005 and it wasn't bad at all. Warm but not hot. Crowds were moderate, but very manageable and because the parks weren't empty, they stayed open for a while after dark and there were night parades and fireworks almost every night. Only one Fantasmic show, though, which meant that we had to get there over an hour before start to get a decent seat.
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