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Disney World in September

by Jamie Rumph

Disney World in September!

If your planning a trip to Disney World in September, this is what you have too look forward to!

updated June 25, 2017

Disney World in September means lower crowds, cooler temperatures and the beginnings of Disney’s fall activities, including Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party! ?My most favorite party of the year! ?You will have an amazing time!

Follow along below for a timeline to help plan your trip.

Orlando Weather In September:

Average High:90*F

Average Low: 73*F

Average Rain: 6.1″

Don’t forget to bring a raincoat or poncho! ?You may also want a fan/water bottle to cool off with!

Special Disney World in September Events:

  • Night of Joy – September 8 & 9th.
    • September 8th – Toby Mac, Mercy Me, Natalie Grant, Danny Gokey, Matt Maher, Colton Dixon, Rend Collective, Zach Williams
    • September 9th – Amy Grant, Steven Curtis Chapman, Kirk Franklin, Jordan Feliz, David Crowder, Jeremy Camp, Tye Tribbett
  • Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party
  • Epcot International Food & Wine Festival – August 31 – November 13, 2017 – 75 days!

What To Do and When: Before your trip to Disney World in September:

March or Earlier: ?Make Hotel Reservations

April: Book Airline Flights

March?(180 days prior to arrival date): ?Make dining reservations! ?Make at least one reservation per day. ?You can cancel what you don’t want prior to arrival.

July?(60 days prior to arrival date): ?Make Fast Pass Reservations

August?(60 days prior to arrival date): Add that Disney Magic! ?You can book extras like Bippity Boppity Boutique, Pirates & Pals Dinner Cruise and much more! ?Post on all of the extras coming soon!

September?or earlier: Purchase Memory Maker!? It’s a must have in my opinion if you’re spending several days in the parks! ?Pre-purchase for $169, purchase while at the parks or after $199

Late July, early June: ?Shop and Pack for your trip.??Shop for the items on the packing list you don’t already have. ?Click here to see my Disney World packing list.

June?or earlier: ?Download the My Disney Experience App. ?Use this app to manage your reservations, see your Fastpass+, see wait times and park maps while in the parks.

June?or earlier: ?Reserve a stroller!???Even if you don’t think you need a stroller, chances are you do! ?It’s great to push around your tired kids (not just babies and toddlers) and stash your stuff (including heavy water bottles). ?Post on why you need a stroller coming soon! ?I like to rent at Kingdom Strollers. ?They will deliver and pick up the strollers at your resort, no hassle for you! ?If you reserve a stroller with them, please list my name and email in the comments. ?TIA! ?jamie@loveofthemagicvacations.com

One week prior to departure: ?Order Food and Snacks.??I like to bring snacks and sometimes entire sandwich meals into the parks! ?Food at Disney is EXPENSIVE! ?Don’t get me wrong. ?It’s good, and you should try it, but it doesn’t have to be every meal. ?Order snacks, water bottles, sodas, sandwich makings to your hotel. ?I prefer to order all of my non-refrigerated items via Amazon and have them delivered directly to the resort.

One Week Prior or sooner: ?Pack!? There’s no reason to wait until the last minute!

By November?(up to 45 days after your trip): ?Make sure to view and download your My Memory Maker pictures/Photopass.

Need more help with your trip? ?Have questions? ?I am more than happy to help! ?Email me (it’s free, in fact, all of my services are free!) at jamie@loveofthemagicvacations.com or

message me on Facebook at Love of the Magic!

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Disney World Crowd Calendar 2018 - Love of the Magic July 10, 2017 - 1:53 am

[…] September? Labor day weekend is busy as summer travelers squeeze in the last part of the season. ?The remainder of the month is one of the best times of year to visit in my opinion. ?Low crowds, cooler temperatures, and if you go late enough in the month, you can catch the first Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party of the year. […]

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