Waterparks in November?

mummykazzy · 11 Oct 19, 12:51 PM

Hey dibbers!

As the title suggests we are going in November and just wondering if it’s warm enough for water Parks? I’ve checked the average temperatures, but I know it feel different when ur walking round wet, especially if the suns not out. Has anyone been to water parks early November? How did you find it? We have volcano bay tickets.

Thanks 🙏

Susethomasx · 11 Oct 19, 01:00 PM

Yes. Absolutely. But be guided by your common sense.

For example we were there last November - 5th -19th and every day, bar one was hot enough for waterparks. We were at Beach Club and DD preferred the pool there to the water park and she was in that pool and us sunbathing by the side every day except one. On average the temperatures were in the high 20's consistently in that time frame last year.

One day however it fell to around 13 -15 degrees and felt freezing in comparison - that was NOT a waterpark/pool day, but the only day I used my thick sweatshirt.

We haven't done VB yet - that's next year for us, but yes, by and large, it is still waterpark weather at that time.

**Gill H** · 11 Oct 19, 01:11 PM

One of the two at WDW will be closed for its winter refurb.

In Nov 2017 it was 22-25c most days but a couple were 13 with a cold wind. They closed the waterparks on those days (the only two we had planned to go!£

**eeyoremad** · 11 Oct 19, 01:14 PM

We went late November last year and still went to Typhoon Lagoon as Blizzard Beach was closed for its refurb, actually now I come to think about it I think we did waterpark day in December rather than Nov.

LostGirl · 11 Oct 19, 01:45 PM

Yes it should be fine, but you may not want to sit around for long, just keep moving on the slides and flumes.

Bet most of the accents you will hear that day will be Brit ones though! The locals look at us like we are mentalists!

mummykazzy · 11 Oct 19, 05:22 PM

Thanks everyone!

Good to know 🙂 I particularly like the keep moving suggestion lol 😂

Brilliant...play it by ear and hopefully keep an eye if the sun will be shining!

Always helps 🙂

Thanks

Disneyphile · 11 Oct 19, 05:35 PM

We went to Blizzard Beach October last year and noticed that everyone there was British! There were very short queues for all the slides though.

YLL · 11 Oct 19, 05:41 PM

The only problem with the water parks in November is the roaming alligators. They are getting it on in all the slides 😡

Apart from that, you should be fine 😉😋

Northerndave · 11 Oct 19, 06:59 PM

November is a great time to hit Florida, you can get some lovely warm days, however for me Aquatica was just too cold to be comfortable.

JosephDrums · 12 Oct 19, 08:22 PM

Originally Posted by YLL

The only problem with the water parks in November is the roaming alligators. They are getting it on in all the slides 😡

Apart from that, you should be fine 😉😋

Roaming alligators? Is that a euphemism?

I'm confused

11 Oct 19, 01:45 PM	#5
	11 Oct 19, 01:45 PM LostGirl Imagineer
LostGirl Imagineer Join Date: Oct 03 LostGirl's Reviews DIBB Villa Reviews: 1	Yes it should be fine, but you may not want to sit around for long, just keep moving on the slides and flumes. Bet most of the accents you will hear that day will be Brit ones though! The locals look at us like we are mentalists! __________________ LostGirl

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	11 Oct 19, 05:41 PM YLL Imagineer
YLL Imagineer Join Date: Mar 17 Location: East Sussex	The only problem with the water parks in November is the roaming alligators. They are getting it on in all the slides 😡 Apart from that, you should be fine 😉😋