| HELPFUL HINT: Skip the Ponchos |
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If you do get caught in a sudden downpour, don't go running off to the nearest shop to buy a poncho. For one thing, the ponchos behind the counter at the parks can often cost 6 or 7 times more than they would at a souvenir shop outside of the parks. Our advice is to save your money and either wait out the storm at a shop or catch an indoor attraction. |
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If you visit Orlando during the period from mid-summer to fall, there's a good chance you'll see rain most days. The tram drivers at WDW sometimes give weather reports as they shuttle you into the parks, and you'll often hear them add "it rains here every day."