I'm looking for ideas on how to keep an infant dry during the rainy season at Disneyland. Sure there's ponchos for adults, but what should I do for my infant? Looking for ideas from all the parents out there. Thanks in advance.

When we were in the parks during the rain we would put a poncho over the stroller. With the hood (the shade part) of the stroller pulled out the poncho won't lay over them but will keep them (and the stroller) dry. It does block their view, but if they're really young they won't mind.

I always wore a front pack an d put my jacket over the baby and the pack. kept baby warm and dry and me to :D

if itas in a stroller I had a friend who used a clear shower curtain. not sure how she did it but it looked cool and the baby got to look out.

I would get a rain guard for the stroller and use a fleece blanket to cover the baby when you are carrying him/her, fleece repels liquid. Don't forget hats!

I always use my stroller with a hood, and just drape something over it. :rolleyes: Nothing new I see, looks like everyone else does the same thing.

I guess it works! :)

We also used a clear stroller cover that protects the baby (and other contents) from the elements. It has some vents for airflow, so our little one remained comfortable.

there's a rainy season?? d'oh - its not the first two weeks in november is it? :o)

Cariad x

While not DL, for our trips to WDW, we tend to say that the rainy season runs from 3 - 5 PM each day! :D We prepare for it and it doesn't phase us.

Although, I can tell you some funny stories about how it caught some off guard. The result was some pretty humourous "wardrobe failures."

I have used a stroller cover for when they are in the stroller and had a side pack for when I carried her and wore a poncho for when it was raining. When it was not I would through the poncho back so that she could get air.

Onestepahead.com has stroller ponchos. Awesome website.