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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]7:07, what do you do when you're taking a midday break?  I've read in other Disney threads that some people feel it's too cool for pools over Spring Break. Is this your experience too?[/quote]

Honestly, we always napped.  The kids napped (even at 4 and 7), and the adults (my parents were also with us) just read on the balcony or by the pool, or watched tv, or also napped (I always napped).  It probably depends on your kids, how old they are (sorry, I can't remember how old you said yours are), and what schedule they are used to.  Mine are up at 6am, so we were there before rope drop each day. We usually ate lunch around noon, then went back to the room.  We then headed back out around 4, rode some rides, ate dinner around 6, and kept going until the kids were tired.  We were also there for 6 days each time so didn't feel the need to cram each day full.  We ended up staying the entire day from rope drop to closing at Hollywood Studios on our most recent trip just because of how things worked out.  My 4 year old was a mess by the end of the day, and then was still a mess when we headed out the next morning.  It's tiring.

The first year we went, it was nearly the end of April, and it was really chilly the first couple of days, low 60s with a stiff breeze.  We ended up buying sweatshirts.  Our last couple days that trip the weather was in the 90s.  Our most recent trip was beginning of April, it was low to mid 80s the whole week, and my kids swam on our arrival day and our "off" day. [/quote]

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