walthimself05
New Member
Were goin on vacation tomorrow and i want to know is it better to visit the Magic Kingdom on a Sunday or Monday?
Thanks
Please answer fast
Thanks
Please answer fast
-
The new WDWMAGIC iOS app is here!
Stay up to date with the latest Disney news, photos, and discussions right from your iPhone. The app is free to download and gives you quick access to news articles, forums, photo galleries, park hours, weather and Lightning Lane pricing. Learn More -
Welcome to the WDWMAGIC.COM Forums!
Please take a look around, and feel free to sign up and join the community.
Which day is better
- Thread starter walthimself05
- Start date
thanks for answering
1 reply out of 13 views shows why some people really shouldnt be in the trip planning section if their not gonna give advice on trip planning.
im glad to see we have one good person in this section
1 reply out of 13 views shows why some people really shouldnt be in the trip planning section if their not gonna give advice on trip planning.
im glad to see we have one good person in this section
Upvote
0
Worldphile
New Member
Dude. You obviously need that vacation.
Check out Fantasia Boi's reply in this thread
http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=10225
Upvote
0
DisneyWorldGuru
New Member
We should all be nice to one another cause this is Disney stuff and Disney means happy. Plus this is the section to get help and I just gave a nice simple answer. You dont have to be rude.
Upvote
0
no2apprentice
Well-Known Member
Sunday is still a good day for MK. Sunday is still a travel day for alot of people, either arriving at WDW, or leaving WDW. There are some people who say that Sundays can still be crowded due to the local people doing day visits, but from what I've read on other posts and in the guidebooks, this isn't too much of a problem during the summer because the locals A) know there is increased crowds due to the summer season, and B) it's hot!
I know from our own personal experience, Sunday has felt less crowded than Monday. This was during Spring Bread season. Have fun while you're there!
I know from our own personal experience, Sunday has felt less crowded than Monday. This was during Spring Bread season. Have fun while you're there!
Upvote
0
Worldphile
New Member
1) I wasn't being rude. The original poster was somewhat frustrated that no one answered his original post. So, I assumed from that that he needed the vacation to relax.
2) I answered his question and gave credit to the original source. How is that rude?
3) I quoted his post in my reply, so what madce you think I was even talking to you or being rude to you?
Upvote
0
DisneyWorldGuru
New Member
Soory Worldphile, it sounded like you were yelling at him for saying no one answered his post. I also get mad when I need help fast and get no response fast. I just wanted to say my opinion so that is why I said what I said. Sorry if I took what you said wrong.
Upvote
0
Worldphile
New Member
No problem. It's all good. The written word sometimes leaves a lot to be desired and results in miscommunication. Especially on the Internet it seems. I probably should have been clearer in my first post.
Upvote
0
