Let’s Recap! 1.    Prepare for Cooler Weather The weather in Orlando does stay pretty consistent throughout the year – humid, rainy, and hot. However, if you’re visiting Walt Disney World during the fall, especially late October, November and early December, it may be cooler than you may have anticipated. 2.    Epcot International Food & Wine Festival If you’ll be visiting Disney ...

3. Smaller Crowds Because kids typically go back to school in late August and early September, many parents don’t plan a vacation for the month or two after the school year begins. Because of this, late September through mid-November are some of the least busy times for the parks. This means more time enjoying rides and attractions without having to ...

6. Christmas Décor While Christmas does occur in the winter season, Christmas decorations begin popping up around or before Thanksgiving, which make for fun photo ops! This can be even more fun if you’ve planned your trip during the decoration transition period. Enjoy fall leaves one day, then get ready for Christmas trees and holiday lights the next day! 7. ...

Fall means sweaters, crisp days, hayrides, flannel shirts, bonfires, football games, and pumpkin spice everything! While Orlando may not have the same weather and traditions as your hometown does during the fall season, Walt Disney World can be a special place for your family to enjoy. Here are a few things to consider when planning your upcoming fall Walt Disney ...

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