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[quote=Anonymous]The heat is bad, but it's not any worse than a typical DC summer day IMO. There's also the daily 3pm downpour, which cools things down considerably afterward.

Disney knows how to get people inside, so you can always duck into a shop or indoor attraction to cool off. Most lines are indoors and air-conditioned, so there are few instances where you'd be exposed to the elements and held captive to them for long.

The most important thing to remember about a Disney vacation is that there is not way you will be able to "do it all," and if you persist in staying in a park long after people get hot/cranky/tired, no one will have a good time. Go in with the expectation that you may get 2-3 hours in, and however many rides that includes, and then you can call it day, go back to the hotel for a rest/swim, have a meal, etc. You won't have missed the Disney experience if you don't get to ride Space Mountain or meet Elsa or walk through Epcot's entire World Showcase.

As for the food issue, all Disney restaurants can accommodate religious dietary restrictions -- just ask ahead of time. (One or two meals in the parks or nearby resorts won't break you.) Another option albeit a pricey one is staying Club Level at one of the deluxe resorts, which offers a lounge with snacks throughout the day. Again, just contact the concierge and explain your dietary requirements and they should be able to hook you up. [/quote]

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