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DutchTeenCash 04-18-2005 06:51 AM

around miami ? read this
 
I decided to hop over with my gf and explore the beauty of Florida (girls beer and disney). So I checked temperature 30 in june 30 in july 30 in august, wtf I dont like burning sun, so is it bare-able or am I gonna get fried and hate myself for going to disney in June?

thanks :)

Meta Ridley 04-18-2005 06:58 AM

ok , whatever you said.
Yes Florida is hot a fuck in the summer.

DutchTeenCash 04-18-2005 06:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Meta Ridley
ok , whatever you said.

time for your pill again dude

Meta Ridley 04-18-2005 07:00 AM

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Originally Posted by thinkx
time for your pill again dude

Not till bedtime

DutchTeenCash 04-18-2005 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Meta Ridley
Not till bedtime

hmm go easy on the mushrooms then

DaddysGirl 04-18-2005 07:12 AM

its gonna be hot, best time to go would be in the winter or early spring...just wear comfy clothes and hydrate...lots of beer and youll be fine...

Monique Niccole 04-18-2005 07:14 AM

Yes, its hot as balls during the summer. People in Florida are generally accustomed to it (I love the summers), but if you're coming from a place that is much cooler, you might find it unbearable.

LauraLee 04-18-2005 07:20 AM

its not even so much the heat as it is the humidity that is the killer. it's thick enough to cut with a knife..

JerseyPuma 04-18-2005 07:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Afrekete
People in Florida are generally accustomed to it

Speak for yourself. The summer is fucking hellish here, Disney World in August is possibly the worst idea you could have. Packed out the ass, 2 hour lines, 95 degrees with not a breeze in sight.

Sosa 04-18-2005 07:24 AM

It didn't bother me that much when I went in June. And I'm from Nebraska. It was more humid but not too bad. Just drink a lot of fluids.

Meni69 04-18-2005 08:33 AM

85 to 93 degrees


WITH FUCKING 80+ humidity

The Bootyologist 04-18-2005 08:33 AM

:thumbsup

DutchTeenCash 04-18-2005 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by LauraLee
its not even so much the heat as it is the humidity that is the killer. it's thick enough to cut with a knife..

ok thanks thought so already the humidity sucks, see holland isnt humid at all, and I can bare heat but on island like Greece, always windy even if its in the 90s.

I know disney france has queues for like 3-4 hrs in June, so its the same there hmm better off going in September or so then I guess...

Chio The Pirate 04-18-2005 09:04 AM

YARGH! Get Fodor's guide to Disneyworld. I think you'd be better off coming during the winter months. It gets very hot in the Summer.

Pirate mode re-enabled
YARGH! Ahoy Me Boners! Where be me eye Patch! Treasure me maps! YARGH!! That's better.

DutchTeenCash 04-18-2005 10:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chio The Pirate
YARGH! Get Fodor's guide to Disneyworld. I think you'd be better off coming during the winter months. It gets very hot in the Summer.

Pirate mode re-enabled
YARGH! Ahoy Me Boners! Where be me eye Patch! Treasure me maps! YARGH!! That's better.

cool ill look into that... so winter hmm where do I go now in the summer AGAIN to all the greece topless beaches ;)

scoreman 04-18-2005 11:21 AM

Dont do Disney in June/July/August. You will melt standing in line. If you absolutely must go to Disney in the Summer I have a couple of recommendations.
a) Stay on the Disney property if you can. If you do you get access to what they call the Extra Magic Hrs. Basically you get access to the park one hr early and they are also doing it this year where they also run certain parks for three hrs after closing. Only people staying on a Disney hotel get access. What this translates to is no waiting times, just open ques everywhere. Here is a link with more info and times:
http://www.allearsnet.com/tp/emhour.htm
b) Do the parks early in the day or at night only. Use the daytime hrs when its sweltering hot to sit by the pool or shop in AC.

DutchTeenCash 04-18-2005 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by scoreman
Dont do Disney in June/July/August. You will melt standing in line. If you absolutely must go to Disney in the Summer I have a couple of recommendations.
a) Stay on the Disney property if you can. If you do you get access to what they call the Extra Magic Hrs. Basically you get access to the park one hr early and they are also doing it this year where they also run certain parks for three hrs after closing. Only people staying on a Disney hotel get access. What this translates to is no waiting times, just open ques everywhere. Here is a link with more info and times:
http://www.allearsnet.com/tp/emhour.htm
b) Do the parks early in the day or at night only. Use the daytime hrs when its sweltering hot to sit by the pool or shop in AC.

thanks! already thought bout switching to september, I saw the extra hrs yes, so thats not just for breakfast? Weve got breakfast in Eurodisney one hr ahead, but you cant go in the rides etc... So what hotel? the $77 ones look terrible, but spending 500 per night with 8 nights min for the swan isnt exactly what Im lookin for either...

thanks again :thumbsup

scoreman 04-18-2005 12:15 PM

Check out this page for help with getting a room at discount.
http://www.mousesavers.com/disneyresorts.html

Another thing you could do is to rent timeshare points with Disney Vacation Club members. The points go for about $10 a piece and depending on when you go it could be a great deal. Look here for people buying and selling points:
http://www.disboards.com/forumdisplay.php?f=29

Look here for info on Disney Vacation Club
http://dvc.disney.go.com/dvc/index?bhcp=1

Look here for the charts that show how many points are needed to stay at the resorts:
http://www.dvcbyresale.com/PointsCharts.html


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