Packing for Fall in Orlando: A Guide for First-Timers

 

Orlando is located right in the heart of The Sunshine State, so it's unsurprisingly warm for pretty much the entire year. But while you can count on warm sunny days to accompany you all through your trip, it’s important to be prepared for changes in the weather.

You can expect noticeable temperature shifts during the afternoon and night, which is why you should prepare ahead of time and pack your bags accordingly. 

Look into booking a vacation home close to Disney, where you can unpack easily and stopover in the middle of the day for a break and quick change of clothes.

Without further ado, here goes your ultimate fall packing list for your Disney and Orlando vacation:

Keep light, breezy shirts, and tops.

When you’re hitting the parks and looking to explore and get around town, you’ll want to be as comfortable as possible. 

Since the major of your day will be spent outdoors traversing from one park to the next or hopping from ride to ride, your clothes should be breathable, comfortable, and allow you to move. 

This is especially important in light of the park’s rules and safety measures put in place by Disney World that requires you to wear a mask during your trip. Prioritize your comfort and safety!

Pack shorts and skirts for the day.

For bottoms, you can easily get away with shorts, skirts, and other warm-weather clothes for the most part. In fact, it'll work best for the hot days you spend around the park. You can pack pants and jeans for the evening, however, especially if you'd like to dine out somewhere nice after hitting the parks.

Keep light sweaters and cardigans.

This is important because a light sweater or cardigan can help you switch from day time to night time and stay comfortable. 

A conventional winter jacket might be too much, but something light like knitwear, cotton sweaters, summery jackets, and lighter sweatshirts can help you stay comfortable during the chilly evenings. 

It helps to have access to something warmer when you're out, especially at the park, where open-air tends to get chilly at night.

Of course, fall doesn’t mean you have to give up on summery fun! The weather is still warm enough for you to go for a swim or dip in the pool at your vacation rental in Orlando. 

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