The Land at Epcot (Photo by Summer Hull / The Points Guy) If you just need a cool snack, head out the back door of the Polynesian's lobby to pick up a Dole Whip to enjoy under the awning. Speaking of eating, if you hop on the monorail to the Polynesian Village Resort, you might not be able to get into 'Ohana at the last minute, but you often can get into Kona Cafe, which is also very good and open for all three meals a day. For not much more than the cost of a hot dog, you can enjoy a wonderful bowl of French onion soup and a salad you would have to pick yourself to get any fresher. If you get peckish during your detour, the Grand Floridian Cafe is one of my faves and is a rare Disney World restaurant that seldom requires reservations. If you do, do not pass up the chance to get a huge stash of stuff for at least half off. Even better, from time-to-time, you will see mystery bags. Next to the register, you will find little bags of soap remainders at half-price (usually around $3) that are perfect for stocking stuffers or hostess gifts. Basin is famous for its by-the-slice soaps shaped as Mickey and many other Disney themes. My other favorite stop at the Grand Floridian is Basin, on the second floor. Grand Floridian (Photo by Scott Smith via Flickr) Just don't forget a rain cover for the stroller, too! If you have a poncho and the right shoes, you can keep on going with your day at Disney (potentially with lighter crowds) if the rains come. Expect to pay about $10 to $13 for Disney ponchos in the parks, but word is that the shops in the park will replace them if they rip. You're best served preparing ahead of time either by bringing ponchos or rain jackets from home, or budgeting to buy them in the parks if needed. Know that certain times of the year, it rains pretty frequently in Central Florida. Related: Best Credit Cards for Theme Parks Making the Most of a Rainy Day at Disney World For this post, I'm going to assume you're in or near a certain park when the skies open up and will steer you toward things that will be close to you, though if you know rain is in the forecast, you can be proactive in choosing a park with more indoor options. We're here to help you if it rains while you are at Disney World.
Disney World offers plenty of indoor options for fun. But fortunately, a little rain at Disney World does not a rain-out make. It rains, on average, at least 75 days a year in Orlando.
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