Got here Sunday Night. (9/5/10) Got to Magic Kingdom around 11:30PM after DW and 4year old DD went to sleep. Walked on Jungle Cruise, Pirates, BTMR and HM, not a second of wait for anything. Yesterday got to Epcot at 9AM walked on every ride, Soarin', LWTL, Test Track (3 times in a row)Nemo and Maelstrom then had lunch with the princesses at Akershuis. We then took a 4 hour break at the Poly and went back to the San Angel Inn for dinner. Then rode Three cabeleros 3 times in a row(daughter wanted to go a fourth time, but I cut her off)), then rode Test Track 2 more times with no wait. Did DAK today and waited for nothing again.
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Magenta Panther
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Back to school time?
Anyway it sounds GREAT. No lines, no screaming kids, no sore feet! Congrats!
gerryu21220
Member
Are you bragging, complaining, or just making an observation?
I would love it to be able to just walk right into an attraction like that. It's just that time of year - all the kids are back in school.
I would love it to be able to just walk right into an attraction like that. It's just that time of year - all the kids are back in school.
Rufus T Firefly
Well-Known Member
Enjoy! :sohappy:
Mansion Butler
Active Member
September is my favorite time to spend my days in the parks. By far.
toolsnspools
Well-Known Member
Glad you're having fun. It sounds almost too quiet to me. I think the world would lose some of the magic without ANY crowds or wait times. On the other hand, you'd never catch me there over the holidays either.
Mansion Butler
Active Member
I'll agree going a whole day with NO crowds seems weird. I've walked through Liberty Square at midday only seeing a couple people and it almost makes me feel awkward and out of place.
WishIwasThere
Active Member
Having experienced empty parks...I think its awesome. Like the park is there just for you and your family. We once did Peter Pan multiple times without getting off. Same for Splash. They wouldn't let us do it for BTMRR though.
toolsnspools
Well-Known Member
My point exactly. I'd be wondering when they were going to open the gates all day. :lol:
floridabill
New Member
Potter strikes!!
Disney never has down times potter plus the economy is starting to take a huge toll on WDW, but they will just sit back and relax, well when they close and put up for auction I want some signs from the magic kingdom...Oh wait they won't even be worth anything never mind!!!
Disney never has down times potter plus the economy is starting to take a huge toll on WDW, but they will just sit back and relax, well when they close and put up for auction I want some signs from the magic kingdom...Oh wait they won't even be worth anything never mind!!!
todpatcam
Active Member
We're heading to the World at the end of Sept and hoping for low crowds. I've down-loaded some line apps for the iPhone, it's been fun checking out the wait times.
We've noticed that some days have wait times on most rides in the 5-15 min range but TSM is always listed at 90-120 min wait. We love that ride but what gives? Is everyone just standing in line at TSM?:shrug:
We've noticed that some days have wait times on most rides in the 5-15 min range but TSM is always listed at 90-120 min wait. We love that ride but what gives? Is everyone just standing in line at TSM?:shrug:
Mouse Detective
Well-Known Member
Everybody's in the line outside Harry Potter!
scpergj
Well-Known Member
We hit the Magic Kingdom Saturday for the day...got there at 9:20 and WALKED ON to Big Thunder, Splash, Pirates, HM, Jungle Cruise...very low crowd most of the day. Parade viewing was VERY crowded, even in FrontierLand, for MSEP. Pretty good day to be there...except for the heat. It was HOT!!!
