On a scale of 1 to what have I done, how bad is Jersey week?

[Minnie1986]

My sister and I will are WDW bound the first week in November. Unfortunately, with personal schedules, that's the only week that works for us both. It's just now dawning on me that it will also coincide with "Jersey Week." I'm expecting wait times and just general crowds to be up for that reason (in addition to I think they'd be transferring all of the Halloween decor to Christmas at this time as well?). We're going no matter what, but for the sake of preparing myself, how bad are we possibly talking?

 

[JIMINYCR]

It can be buzy but not as bad as if you were visiting closer to the holiday week. Planning out your days, getting a early start to the parks, getting LL's, mobile order food and all the other time saving tips usually used can make it a successful trip. Crowds can differ from year to year with Jersey week. If you prepare well , knowing what you may be facing and the trip is a go anyway, you can have an enjoyable time despite the Jersey folks.

 

[Minnie1986]

It can be buzy but not as bad as if you were visiting closer to the holiday week. Planning out your days, getting a early start to the parks, getting LL's, mobile order food and all the other time saving tips usually used can make it a successful trip. Crowds can differ from year to year with Jersey week. If you prepare well , knowing what you may be facing and the trip is a go anyway, you can have an enjoyable time despite the Jersey folks.

Awesome advice. Thanks!

 

[cbarry26]

It’s definitely busy! Jump on your lightning lanes right at the starting time for your stay. Book dining reservations now. The only time we were there for Jersey week, we didn’t realize it was Jersey week and got shut out of pretty much everything we wanted. So, bad planning on our part. But, it’s no busier than other busy times of the year.

 

[Disstevefan1]

As others say, you must pre plan, get your ADRs and your LLs as soon as the system will allow.

A successful WDW vacation requires work.

The pre planning stress, is well worth a WDW vacation with less stress.