Originally posted by redkenwolf
I remember seeing a website a LONG time ago that had information about how crowded the parks are on certain days and that each park is open till a different time different days. Can you please help me out and let me know what website that is or if you know off the top of your head, which day is best to visit each park. I want to develop an itinerary for our trip.
We leave on a Monday (Jan 6th and come back on a Sunday (Jan 12th) So Monday and Sunday we will probably travel. So Tuesday through Saturday we will be in Orlando. Which days should we do which parks? Thank you soo much.
It really depends on what you want to do and such.. but in general, weeks and certain days are busy, at all of the parks, you know?
But.. aside from sudden busy weeks or days.. Monday is Magic Kingdom day for everyone who flew in over the weekend. Then, on Tuesday they goto Epcot. Rest of the week? Iffy, but Friday is busy at all of the parks.
So, pick a park that handles high crowds well on Friday (aka: Not Magic Kingdom).
Strange tactic, but it tends to work well, is to reverse your schedule in your mind. Like i said, everyone wants to goto MK first, so save it for last. Start with Animal Kingdom, most people's "last" park if at all.
In early january, it can be bitterly cold and windy at the parks. Make sure you have a lightweight sweater you can take off incase it does heat-up by midday. You may be tempted to wear shorts, but if it's blustery, you'll appreciate having worn lightweight pants.
I froze to death on my trip to Epcot in January. The mist from the Fountain of Nations felt like snow falling.
-Rob