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Summer in Orlando means long days, plenty of sunshine and temperatures that can soar. For many travelers, visiting the theme parks during this time is a dream come true, but the heat can be a challenge. In episode 30 of the OORlando podcast, Willem shares his experiences from a nearly six-week stay in Orlando and gives practical tips for smartly braving the summer heat.
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In this episode, Willem talks at length about how to survive summer in Orlando. Think about tips for finding plenty of shade and moments of rest, which parks are best to visit on hot days, and how to avoid queues and crowds with smart planning. He also discusses the importance of hydration, what snacks are cooling and how to take advantage of air-conditioned waiting areas.
In addition, he shares personal experiences from six weeks' stay: from cooling snacks and drinks to practical advice on transportation, clothing and sun protection. He also discusses how to cleverly alternate days in the parks with relaxation at the pool or a water park. So you'll discover that a summer vacation in Orlando is perfectly possible, provided you're well prepared.
Summer in Orlando has its own characteristics. Here we list some of them:
Temperatures are often between 30 and 35 degrees Celsius, with high humidity.
Airy clothes, comfortable shoes, a hat or cap and sunscreen are essential.
Rain showers usually last a short time. Bring a poncho and plan indoor attractions during showers.
Yes, it is high season. Smart scheduling with Lightning Lane or Universal Express will help reduce your wait times.
Sure, but plan plenty of rest stops, use strollers and seek coolness in water parks or hotel pools.
Try cooling options such as Dole Whip, ice creams or frozen drinks that are widely available in the parks.
Yes, early mornings are cooler and less crowded. So you can get a lot done before the heat really hits.
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