wheather in Orlando thrugh june

My kids are going to Disney in mid june and I wanted to know what the wheather was gonna be like, so any input would be appreciated.......

Orlando weather from February to November:

Highs in the 90's
Lows in the 70's

Always a chance of rain in the afternoon.

I live in a town called Winter Park, 20 min from downtown, 30 min from Disney. Hope you have a good time. Where are you staying?

Thx fucnluc, I'm not going my self, have to work...... But I think they're staying at the Radisson or something like that.... any suggestions...

I avoid Disney area like a plague, shit creeps me out. However, I stayed a week at the hyatt regency grand cypress once. If your kids are older they'll like it because it's basically walkable to the downtown disney area where all the adult beverages are. Real close to Disney too.

http://grandcypress.hyatt.com/hyatt/hotels/index.jsp

Boy you butchered the word weather but spelling aside

http://www.therxforum.com/showthread.php?t=472603&highlight=orlando

Fuc took my hotel the bastard.

they're little, 3 and 5.... the hyatt looks good and the rates are what I was looking for....

Timetopay said:

Boy you butchered the word weather but spelling aside

http://www.therxforum.com/showthread.php?t=472603&highlight=orlando

Fuc took my hotel the bastard.

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thx, guess I did :nohead: :missingte

Timetopay said:

Boy you butchered the word weather but spelling aside

http://www.therxforum.com/showthread.php?t=472603&highlight=orlando

Fuc took my hotel the bastard.

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ttp, did you have to switch rooms too? I was their just last month when family came to visit and my old man got an amazing room and I got stuck in this shithole on the 8th floor.

Make sure they put you in a nice room, they have some rooms that are nicer and others that seem older at the same rates. If I didn't know the difference I would have gotton screwed. I bet alot of people do.

fucnluc my sister stayed down their 2 weeks ago with her 2 kids

she loved the the hotel.. alot of activities for the rugrats..

here is some info on this hotel

Golf enthusiasts will enjoy the 45 holes designed by Jack Nicklaus, as well as a golf academy. The onsite lake is perfect for kayaking, sailing, or sunbathing along the 1,000-foot beach. The 24-hour outdoor pool also features waterfalls, a waterslide, volleyball, and two whirlpools. A swimming supplies shop and a video arcade are also found near the pool. Sports fans will love the racquet club, featuring 12 tennis courts, two racquetball courts, and a basketball course. The Equestrian Center provides riding lessons and guided trail rides.A fitness center, bicycle rentals, and a walking trail round out this resort's sporting opportunities. The spa features a menu of massage and beauty treatments.Additional amenities include babysitting services, Camp Hyatt for kids, a multilingual staff, safe deposit boxes, laundry services, a picnic area, shops, parking, currency exchange, and ice machines. Dining options include fine dining at La Coquina and the Black Swan Restaurant, casual fare at Cascades, seafood at Hemingway's, the Palm Cafe, the General Store, and the White Horse Sports Bar & Grille.



even with the discount I got for her , I thought the prices were a tad high

about $175.00 per night

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fucnluc said:

Orlando weather from February to November:

Highs in the 90's
Lows in the 70's

Always a chance of rain in the afternoon.

I live in a town called Winter Park, 20 min from downtown, 30 min from Disney. Hope you have a good time. Where are you staying?

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lol, I work in Winter Park and live in downtown Orlando

Don Melchor said:

My kids are going to Disney in mid june and I wanted to know what the wheather was gonna be like, so any input would be appreciated.......

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Look for thunderstorms every afternoon

Which range in length from 20 minutes to maybe 90 minutes. Unusual for afternoon rain to wash out a whole evening, so if you're within an amusement park or other place with a price to reenter, don't neccesarily bail out when the rain starts. If the Spousal Unit is carrying a notable bag, she should be able to bring in one of those small umbrellas which retract down to a foot or less.

Staying "on Disney" is far from cheap. They hold nothing back when it comes to gouging you (ever had an $80 room service dinner? I did down there). I think the rooms pretty much average $200-300+ a night also. Nice hotels, but they are no JW Marriott Desert Ridge.