Originally Posted By davewasbaloo Thats when all the ignorant British tourists go. Many coming back vowing never to go again. Lol. They really should do their homework.
Originally Posted By dshyates My last 2 FL vacations were both in August, and I don't remember the heat/ humidity being an issue. You just dress for the heat, drink lots of fluids, and go on about your day. We did plan for some downtime between 2p-6p. Whether it be the hotel pool, an extended lunch at Trails End, or hit the ACed shows in the parks. I have to choose Summer, because the Ex won't let me take the kids out of school, and the short vacations through out the year are taken up with family stuff. So that leaves summer for the week+ vacations. I choose August because of the lower croud levels. But to be honest, there are a few issues. Like being afraid you will burst into flames while waiting for the afternoon parades, but its all good.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 <But I honestly don't understand why anyone would plan a WDW (or any FLA) vacation in summer and early fall. Just bad, bad weather!< it's called kids in school- otherwise I would agree... I'd rather leave frigid Chi town in Jan or Feb for warm weather than leave hot muggy Chicago for hot muggy Florida -- but with kids it doesn't work out that way. not only school work - but school sports and club sports etc.--- some years July the only month available
Originally Posted By fenwick Question......Is the Japanese restaurant with the hibachi tables still exist. I love that table cooking.
Originally Posted By danyoung Yes, it does. It's undergone a name change (can't recall right now just what it is), but it's still there. It's one of the few WDW restaurants that I have yet to enjoy. As a single visitor, I just can't bring myself to sit down at someone else's table!
