[lovemysons]

One of our favorite trips was in September, it was hot, but I know it was not humid at all, compared to our trips in August. I would love to go in Sept. again, we had the best weather! Capris and shorts will be fine. :)

[cinderbella]

September is nice. It is hot and it can get humid but it's not as bad as summertime. Just don't expect New Jersey fall weather when you are down there. We live in the south so we're used to it but when we went in early October it was still very hot and had a few days where it was humid.

[tinkerbelle24]

Originally Posted by WishUponAStar

I could do a 10 day trip in 2 carry-ons but that would require me to do a load of laundry at the 5 day mark. If it were me, this is what I'd pack in my carry-on(clothing wise); 2 pair of capris (or shorts), 2 skirts (I know many people don't wear them but I do), 1 sundress, 1 pair of pajamas, 5 neutral colored shirts (to wear with any of the bottoms), 1bathing suit, & ONLY 2 pairs of shoes (my most comfortable sandals & 1 pair of mary-janes to wear on plane). That should leave JUST enough space for personal items like trial size toiletries, cosmetics, hairbrush, etc. in a medium sized cosmetic bag.

Then in my purse I'd have my camera, magazines, & anything else small that wouldn't be in the larger carry-on.

I do this nearly every trip & it works like a charm for me.

That a real good idea! Thanks for the advise. I think this is what I'm going to do

[timkelmom]

Originally Posted by tinkerbelle24

I can't stand the Dasani and aquafina water they sell. I may just have to bring my own water bottles and fill them up but again hate FL water fountain water so I may have to bring flavor packets. I've gone in May many time where we could have passed out from the heat but I never thought Sept could be like that.

Don't forget, every CS restaurant offers free ice water from their fountain. We always take advantage of this.

[timkelmom]

We've gone in Sept. for the past 5 years. Hot and humid usually in the high 70's and 80's. I've never needed a jacket. I don't think you will need long pants. That being said, it can't hurt to bring one pair.

[tinkerbelle24]

Originally Posted by WALL

What is it with the water in Fla? I can't drink a fountain drink at WDW without that alien taste in it ... Always have to get 16 oz bottles.
The Ice Machine in the ASM has great ice, I can't explain that?!?!?!

I know right! The ice is usually good but the water is gross.

[tinkerbelle24]

Originally Posted by timkelmom

We've gone in Sept. for the past 5 years. Hot and humid usually in the high 70's and 80's. I've never needed a jacket. I don't think you will need long pants. That being said, it can't hurt to bring one pair.

That's a great idea. I don't like to drink soda in the heat so this is a great tip for good water. Thanks!

[3DisneyDivas]

Definitely humid- but it's FL (we're used to it in VA) but we've been very pleased with the weather the past 2 years- mid to upper 80's - usually a brief shower in the afternoon but never a total washout- we never needed a jacket or long pants- shorts & capris for sure- just don't forget the ponchos (Walmart- $0.87!) There's no way I could stand it in June, July or August, though ~ wellllll, maybe if it were free!

[tinkerbelle24]

Originally Posted by 3DisneyDivas

Definitely humid- but it's FL (we're used to it in VA) but we've been very pleased with the weather the past 2 years- mid to upper 80's - usually a brief shower in the afternoon but never a total washout- we never needed a jacket or long pants- shorts & capris for sure- just don't forget the ponchos (Walmart- $0.87!) There's no way I could stand it in June, July or August, though ~ wellllll, maybe if it were free!

My friend went and gave me about 10 ponchos from WDW. I guess she forgot to take and when it rained she just purchased new every day.

[WALL]

I had forgot about the rain in Sept. ... but don't worry, it last only minutes and then it's back to humid. At Epcot I stood beside the fountain in the GAA and watched it rain 4 feet from me .... Lucky for me my FROSTY BEVERAGE was not harmed !!!!! Whew.... close call

[tinkerbelle24]

Originally Posted by WALL

I had forgot about the rain in Sept. ... but don't worry, it last only minutes and then it's back to humid. At Epcot I stood beside the fountain in the GAA and watched it rain 4 feet from me .... Lucky for me my FROSTY BEVERAGE was not harmed !!!!! Whew.... close call

WALL you are a hoot! Lucky for you the frosty beverage was still good I hope it doesn't rain. I've never had rain on any of my trips. Well once for 5 seconds but that was it. Great, now ya have me worried

[jo-jo]

Last Sept, we had gone over to Ohana's about an hour before opening for dinner. We didn't have a ressie so we thought if we got a walk up fine, even if we have to wait an hour or so. So a couple of chairs were set up by a window and we grabbed them. Sitting comfy, just passing time. And then it started to rain and rain and rain. The water was ponding on the sidewalks. It rained all during dinner . And rained and rained. Our plan was to take the monorail to Epcot and walk thru to get to BCV. But we didn't want to walk thru pouring rain. So we decided we would take the monorail round to MK. If it was still raining, we'd get off and take the bus back to BCV. If not, we'd go to TTC and go on to Epcot. Well it was still raining, so we took the bus. Of course when we got off at BCV, the rain stopped.

[delmarjohn]

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[angell1975]

Yup, it gets hot and humid in September, but at least it is at Disney! I think I usually take a sweatshirt, but I don't think I have taken pants in September. Just drink plenty of water and you will be fine! Have a great trip!!

[delmarjohn]

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