Help me pack for mid to upper 70s and some rain chances..

[scrooks]

Are windbreakers and a fleece to wear underneath warm enough?

Also not sure what to pack number of pants versus number of shorts for 5 days...

[KrisM]

What is the low? Mid to upper 70s is shorts weather, I think. I'd bring a pair of pants and a sweatshirt and otherwise summer wear.

ETA: When we were at Disney in early April 2 years ago, it was 75-80 for highs and lows about 60. Only when we were in the parks after dark did we wear jackets. Even in the rain, ponchos were fine over shorts and t-shirts. We did wear jeans on the plane.

[SnuggleBuggles]

That is tricky. Sunny and those temps is so different for me than cloudy. I'd probably do pants, t and fleece or rain jacket.


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[Smillow]

Is it someplace humid? Humidity can make it feel much warmer!

[SnuggleBuggles]

Is it someplace humid? Humidity can make it feel much warmer!

Disneyworld


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[Smillow]

I wouldn't take any fleece - way too warm for that. Do you live some place cold? I just looked at the next week forecast for WDW and I would take summer clothes and maybe one pair of long pants and a long sleeve tshirt and a thin windbreaker.
Have a great time!

[Philly Mom]

My mom said Florida nights have been cold recently so a fleece for the evening and long pants. Summer clothes for daytime.


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[SnuggleBuggles]

Look at the lows too. You aren't going to want to stroll into the parks in shorts when it's 45 degrees, I don't think. And the sun sets around 6-6:30 and it'll get chilly (we just got back from Orlando recently and were freezing in the evening and morning).


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[acmom]

Look at the lows too. You aren't going to want to stroll into the parks in shorts when it's 45 degrees, I don't think. And the sun sets around 6-6:30 and it'll get chilly (we just got back from Orlando recently and were freezing in the evening and morning).


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I agree - we often go in Jan or Feb and definitely bring and wear a wide range of layers! We usually have 1-2 pairs of pants and 2 outer layers that could be worn together if needed. (like a fleece or a hoodie and a raincoat). We also usually have shorts and t shirts too. But for the mornings and the evenings we usually end up needing those layers. Then during the day if it's warm and sunny we can peel down to t-shirts and/or switch to shorts.


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[SnuggleBuggles]

Also, consider getting a locker vs carrying a bag with all the layers of the world. I'm anti schlepping lots of crap.


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