Have a spa day, go to the movies at Disney Springs or explore some of Disney's unique hotels by resort hopping. Contrary to what one may think, it can be a good time to visit one of the water parks. As long as there isn't lightning nearby, the water parks remain open during light rain.

When it rains at Disney, the best strategy is to lean into indoor attractions and "wait it out," as Florida storms are often intense but brief. EPCOT is widely considered the best park for rain because most of its major pavilions (like The Land or The Seas) house multiple indoor attractions, shops, and restaurants under one roof. In Magic Kingdom, you can head to "long" indoor shows like the Carousel of Progress or Country Bear Musical Jamboree to stay dry. It is also a great time for Resort Hopping; you can take the monorail to explore the grand lobbies and indoor lounges of the Contemporary, Polynesian, or Grand Floridian. Experienced guests suggest packing lightweight, high-quality ponchos and a stroller cover rather than umbrellas, as they are easier to manage in crowds. Since many guests leave the park at the first sign of rain, wait times for popular rides often drop significantly—so if you don't mind getting a little wet, you can often knock out several "E-ticket" attractions with minimal wait.