holiday to florida in february?

Sounds as though you've got it planned pretty well. February is my favorite time of year to visit Disney, since it's less crowded than in the summer. It's also cooler and more comfortable to walk around than in summer. Daytime temperatures will likely be around 25 C, and around 12 C overnight, and you've a better chance of fair weather.

Orlando's a large city, so expect a bit of traffic as you're driving around. Also, the beaches on the east coast (Daytona, Cocoa, etc.) are only about an hour and a half's drive from Orlando. Enjoy!

You'll love it at Walt Disney World. I do believe it's the "magical" place on earth. I am going in June 2010. There is so much to say about Walt Disney World. I highly suggest going on their website. http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/ for lots of information on Walt Disney World. I would also suggest going to http://www.youtube.com/ for more videos on Walt Disney World. Just type in "Walt Disney World" and that's it.

Have fun! :)

sure Feb/March is critically cooler. as quickly as you get previous that, forget it. The prob. you have with waiting to Sept/Oct is the hurricane season and heavy rains each and every afternoon. we've a tendency to park hop and get the early get right of entry to time for regardless of park is open early. IF the team is ziggin..you should zag! We get in early, grab quickly passes whilst necessary. eat an early lunch and head outta the park at height midday! pass back to the lodge and nap or swim, eat some dinner and head back out at night.each and every so often the disney parks have a prior due night for individuals staying on disney grounds to boot. take great thing on the subject of the Disney hotels. Even at $80 4/ night, that is nicely worth it to no longer ought to park and wait in line. Take some snacks in a fanny p.c.. and a refillable water bottle for ingesting fountains. in case you have a b-day, tell the examine in and that they are going to organize a undeniable ask your self on your birthday new child. that is super. they're going to remember it continuously.

Have you been to the US before? If not, familiarize yourself a little with the differences in driving.

Here is the Florida Drivers Handbook. http://www.lowestpricetrafficschool.com/handbooks/...

Common signs are listed in chapter 4. It'll help more than you imagine.

Also familiarize yourself with "Tipping". http://www.journeyetc.com/travel-tips/a-guide-to-t...

It is certainly different from the UK.

It's the best time to go......the queues are practically non existant...the evenings can be chilly though

disney world is so much funn