Orlando International Airport Prepares for Busiest Spring Break Ever in 2026
Orlando International Airport Prepares for Busiest Spring Break Ever in 2026
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News Orlando International Airport Prepares for Busiest Spring Break Ever in 2026
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Jrb1979
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Meaning we should expect 2 hour waits at WDW and sold out hotels?Orlando International Airport Prepares for Busiest Spring Break Ever in 2026
Orlando International Airport Prepares for Busiest Spring Break Ever in 2026
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Nope…watch it play
Jrb1979
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Agreed. I believe just last year MCO posted a similar story and WDW wasn't any busier.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
It’s a tourism presser in an area completely dependent on tourism
Travel has increased every year without a recession since the Japanese surrender
This isn’t hard math
Chi84
Premium Member
Busier than what though?
My Lines app is showing crazy long lines for the more popular rides and it’s not spring break yet for most.
TrainsOfDisney
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Currently 90 for tron and 55-75 for Pan, Space, Tiana, and 7 dwarves.
Nothing crazy long at MK but there’s certainly some people there.
Jrb1979
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2019 when WDW was at its peak. 90 minutes for Tron isn't crazy long at all.
Jrb1979
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There is people there but not crazy busy. Especially when you see MCO put out that article saying record travel. That's all I'm saying.
TrainsOfDisney
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Exactly. The all time average is 78 minutes.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
There should be people there
Is this an attempt to say things aren’t still down, objectively?
That’s like a daily thing
They are down
Some during the “busy” periods…a lot during the “slow” periods
Every lost body offsets price increases
Circular firing squad
TrainsOfDisney
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Not at all. I was saying the lines aren’t “crazy long” but rather average.
lazyboy97o
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Is it really that hard to understand that the airport isn’t used exclusively to visit Walt Disney World?
Chi84
Premium Member
Right but now people are paying for line-skips and the parks are more expensive.
There’s no way they want to put up with 2019 crowds.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
It’s March…of course there’s people
The problem is people take an innocuous blip like this and attempt to run cover on any and all subjects with it
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Yes…that’s exactly the issue here
Chi84
Premium Member
Oh okay. I don't usually keep track of wait times when we're not there.
Wow, if that's normal I can't believe they are hurting for guests.
lazyboy97o
Well-Known Member
There is not a direct correlation between wait times and visitation. Disney has committed significant resources over many years to maintaining wait times as much as possible.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Lines = money
It’s not about the “experiency experiences” anymore
They used to try that to get you to come back and bring your neighbors…
…no longer
It’s not about the “experiency experiences” anymore
They used to try that to get you to come back and bring your neighbors…
…no longer
networkpro
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- In the Parks
- Yes
It's still cold up North, it's warm in Florida. There are these metal things called "planes" you can sit in that take you from cold places to warm places. You can do anything you want when you get there. Mystery solved.