BraveLittleToaster2
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Feb 21, 2010
What is the weather usually like on Halloween night? We usually go early May when it's hot, but not humid during the day and like mid 70s at night. The only other time we've been is early December and we sometimes need gloves in the mornings. I have an Anna costume, but I'm worried I might be a little warm until the sun goes down.. (it's long sleeved)
I would recommend an insolated bag to help keep the chocolate "cool". Put the candy in the freezer overnight will help keep it from melting if it ends up in a heated area too long. We took home a lot of candy the last time we went. We had a 9 hour car ride home and did the above, covered the insulated bag with a blanket to protect it from the sun and it was fine when we got back home.So, how do you experienced party goers handle transporting the candy home? We are staying at Poly and I had planned on MK for our last day (our flight isn't until 7PM) - this wasn't a problem because I could have just kept our stuff at the hotel. Now, I'm thinking of changing to AK in the afternoon of the last day....we also normally have a car and I'm thinking of changing out for using Lyft/Uber. Any thoughts? If I send my luggage through the Resort Airline Check-In would we be okay (we will be at Ohana for a 10AM (or hopefully 11) ressie so I wouldn't give it to them until later. (FYI, going to the first October party)
The Haunted Mansion, Hitch Hiking Ghosts and the Hatbox Ghost are from my collection.
Ha! Added those just for fun!
Whaaaa?!?Once we (me, my sister, mother, and father) went home with 29 pounds of candy....
Lol the time before that was 26 pounds. We brought backpacks and dumped our little trick or treat bags bags into the backpacks when the little trick or treat bags were full. My mom and I are both teachers and needless to say we didn't need to buy candy for the kids in our classes that year nor did we have to buy candy to give out the the trick or treaters.Whaaaa?!?
we did the same. It was 3 years ago so I can't remember exactly how much but we left with but it was 2 or 3 full sized back packs. They were 10lbs each so 20-30lbs of candy. 2 adults 3 teens. We didn't even bother with the little bags. We had cinch sacks and the back packs as our T-OR-T bags. We went on a low attendance night and from what we were told, the CMs are encouraged to get rid of their candy by the end of the night so we did not feel the least bit guilty . We didn't have to buy any Halloween candy that year. The kids took what they wanted and we used the rest for the kids in the neighborhood (we have about 300-500 kids on Halloween depending on whether kids get driven into the neighborhood on the weekend, so it can get expensive!Lol the time before that was 26 pounds. We brought backpacks and dumped our little trick or treat bags bags into the backpacks when the little trick or treat bags were full. My mom and I are both teachers and needless to say we didn't need to buy candy for the kids in our classes that year nor did we have to buy candy to give out the the trick or treaters.
Does anyone know how much off the cast member discount is for MNSSHP? Don't wanna call and set it up unless I know I can afford it.
What is the weather usually like on Halloween night? We usually go early May when it's hot, but not humid during the day and like mid 70s at night. The only other time we've been is early December and we sometimes need gloves in the mornings. I have an Anna costume, but I'm worried I might be a little warm until the sun goes down.. (it's long sleeved)
I've been to MNSSHP on Halloween night once and about two days before on another year. Both times were rather humid, I was pretty surprised how humid it was compared to how I expected it to be. Just expect it to be humid and prepare for it. By no means is it as bad as September, though.What is the weather usually like on Halloween night? We usually go early May when it's hot, but not humid during the day and like mid 70s at night. The only other time we've been is early December and we sometimes need gloves in the mornings. I have an Anna costume, but I'm worried I might be a little warm until the sun goes down.. (it's long sleeved)
Another Tamatoa costume update to share with you all. It will be the final one because...it is done! And one week from tomorrow I'll be wearing it at MNSSHP! I think it came out awesome but I cannot take any credit, it was all the wife's doing.
I've been to MNSSHP on Halloween night once and about two days before on another year. Both times were rather humid, I was pretty surprised how humid it was compared to how I expected it to be. Just expect it to be humid and prepare for it. By no means is it as bad as September, though.
Thanks! We are from SC and can deal with the humidity (though we'd rather not) LOL Halloween can be warm here some years too so I guess I should've figured the same for Florida. I'm going to have to pack multiple closets for this trip
You're so SHINY!!!! Love it!
And now I have that song stuck in my head. Thanks for that.
Former Floridian here, October can be kind of a wild card. Sometimes it's still pretty humid and rainy, figure hurricane season goes until November down there. But sometimes it's lovely. We were from south Florida, so Orlando is generally about 10 degrees cooler than Miami, still, it is a swamp.
It can be a little warm in the beginning but it does cool down when it gets dark. If you take the boat at night it will be a cold ride. Seriously recommend bringing a least a sweater especially for the kids.
Another Tamatoa costume update to share with you all. It will be the final one because...it is done! And one week from tomorrow I'll be wearing it at MNSSHP! I think it came out awesome but I cannot take any credit, it was all the wife's doing.
Where in SC do you live?
Love the shell!!