Jessica Meier
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With all the construction that has been going on in the parks, what areas should we AVOID in September?
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Places to avoid on our September 2013 trip?
- Thread starter Jessica Meier
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bluejasmine
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I honestly don't think there are any places to avoid, the construction in the parks is walled off.
Only other construction I can think of is over at GF but if you ride the monorail you have to pass that eye sore.. Lol.
Only other construction I can think of is over at GF but if you ride the monorail you have to pass that eye sore.. Lol.
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Pooh Lover
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I agree. With even more of the new Fantasyland open than was last September, the flow should be much better. There was a real bottleneck in the Storybook Circus area last year to the point of "get me the heck outta' here."
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RonAnnArbor
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There is currently nothing blocked up -- and there isn't all that much construction going on than you might think...Eventually Downtown Disney will be a mess, but even that won't effect the areas that resort visitors generally use...the things that are being constructed are walled off and to the side - there is no traffic flow disruption, and in all honesty, you won't even recognize it in most places...
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luv
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They have walls up so people don't wander into constructions sites. There is no reason to avoid any specific place. Right now, walls are up in the MK, Epcot and AK, but I have no idea what will or won't be up in September.
I wouldn't worry about it if I were you.
Does that help at all, lol?
I wouldn't worry about it if I were you.
Does that help at all, lol?
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HouCuseChickie
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Honestly, the only thing I can think of- and it's not something you can really avoid + it's something that would be more of a photo impact...is the crane. I believe Dreamlight installation starts in mid Sept.
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I am fully aware of the walls and stuff, sometimes think it all takes away from certain areas. That's all I was asking. Plus read some talk of new stuff at DHS. What is Dreamlight?
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Just looked up Dreamlight. They started installation after we left on our last trip. Hoping they do the same this year.
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englanddg
One Little Spark...
Didn't try breakfast there. But did do a few late night dinners. Then again, I avoid restaurants and food courts during normal "meal times" anyhow. We tend to eat off schedule at WDW...easier to make ADRs and avoids the crowds. Plus, with a late lunch, often we'll be eating when the rains come.
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Mr.Skunkape
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I was in town for work once and got done with job 2 days early so thought I would sneak in two Disney days before flying home. I got a room at Pop and when I went down to the food court for breakfast I thought that I had walked into some bizarre feeding time at the zoo.
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bluejasmine
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The PHOTOPASS person showed us a cute little trick when taking pics with someone when the Crain is there! You stand together person on the right throws left arm up person on left throws right arms up & poof you can't see the Crain! Lol. It's never bothered me, the construction never bothered me either, I mean it all has to be done somehow at sometime & if everyone wished it wasn't during their trip it would never get done! Lol.
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