Fall 2021 Visit

Gillyanne

Gillyanne

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I don't see anything specifically posted, and I haven't been able to keep up in all the 50th/Remy threads so apologize if this has been talked about ad nauseam.

I plan to take my next week visit sometime in the fall. Was thinking sometime late Sept - Oct. Part of the delay in setting a date was I was holding out to see if they brought APs back (or find out if maybe I could luck out and get it again since I had one) and/or to announce if they do a fall "Discovery Disney" ticket. Also to see if any news on some form of MNSSHP (and if so if it was just something that maybe happened for a shorter time).

Family is pestering me to pick soon b/c they want to get the week booked while a sale is going on.

When do we think a lot of the 50th "hub bub" will start to die down? Will it be calmer the week after the 1st already? What about 2-3 weeks after? I'd probably try to avoid Columbus day week b/c it's usually busy anyway, but maybe the week of 17 Oct do we think it may have clamed down some? I know Remy/Epcot may stay busy but at least it's bigger, and I can go w/o having to do that right away (but would at least like to get in for F&W)

Or should I just forget about the 50th all together and just go sometime in Sept? It's a year long "celebration" right? So besides things possibly opening, what all could I possibly miss if I don't go in Oct, but Sept, and then again in the winter or spring?

Anyone who's been keeping up on it, your advice would be greatly appreciated. TIA
 
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yensid67

yensid67

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OCT 1st:
50th Anniversary begins!
REMY is Opening

Disney schedules the events like anniversaries to last about 18 months for a reason! The first FEW months will be busy! I can almost guarantee that there will be 50th crowds into AT LEAST LATE 2021(December) 2022 is when you MAY see a decrease in crowds for 50th celebration!

If you are not worried about the 50th, then go before and enjoy smaller crowds, but probably not discounts!

or after 2021...
 
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aamove

aamove

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We are going in November and anticipate huge crowds. Usually we go for a week and do 5 park days. This year we are going for 10 days and going to the parks 8 days. Hopefully we will get to do a lot of the stuff that we haven't done yet
 
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plawren2

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aamove said:
We are going in November and anticipate huge crowds. Usually we go for a week and do 5 park days. This year we are going for 10 days and going to the parks 8 days. Hopefully we will get to do a lot of the stuff that we haven't done yet
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We are going for five days in mid November-and I think there still will be lag in visitors coming back, I think Christmas holidays and 2022 will see huge surge in visitors. With plenty of kids in school in mid November it will temper the crowd sizes.
 
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Schweino

Schweino

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plawren2 said:
We are going for five days in mid November-and I think there still will be lag in visitors coming back, I think Christmas holidays and 2022 will see huge surge in visitors. With plenty of kids in school in mid November it will temper the crowd sizes.
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I know this is speculation, but with the 50th starting 10-1 and people that postponed their trips, I would take every crowd calendar out there from the past and add a few notches. It is going to be busier than expected.
 
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plawren2

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Schweino said:
I know this is speculation, but with the 50th starting 10-1 and people that postponed their trips, I would take every crowd calendar out there from the past and add a few notches. It is going to be busier than expected.
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Yea to some degree, but the seasonal trends will likely hold true even though the numbers will be up (busier when kids are not in school). In other words I fully expect November 2021 to busier than in past November, but not as busy as Holiday season or 2022 Spring Break/Easter etc..
 
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