Which Days Have Less People

[jmthepm]

We are visiting Disneyworld starting on April 12th throught the 22nd. What are the best days to visit each park to avoid crowds. I've also heard that Thursday is better than Friday for the Magic Kingdom - is that true?:brick:

 

[maxime29]

Check this link for some helpful info on your type of question:

http://allearsnet.com/pl/attend.htm

 

[nibblesandbits]

Also, you can check out http://www.touringplans.com/BestDays.htm. If you scroll to the bottom, it will tell you what the expected crowds are going to be that day, based on a lot of different factors.

Now, from my own personal experience, avoid the park that has extra magic hours if at all possible. The park that has that is generally the more crowded park for that day.

 

[trr313]

Also, you can check out http://www.touringplans.com/BestDays.htm. If you scroll to the bottom, it will tell you what the expected crowds are going to be that day, based on a lot of different factors.

Now, from my own personal experience, avoid the park that has extra magic hours if at all possible. The park that has that is generally the more crowded park for that day.

I'll agree that from my experience as well, you should avoid the park that has EMH because it tends to be more crowded for that day

 

[MasterGracey71]

Prime Time

Also note that that the time period that you are going is "Prime Time" for the tourism industry here in Central Florida. That is "Easter Holiday/Spring Break" period, which tends to be just as busy as the Dec 23-Jan 2 peak season, if not sometimes busier.

 

[Pongo]

Also note that that the time period that you are going is "Prime Time" for the tourism industry here in Central Florida. That is "Easter Holiday/Spring Break" period, which tends to be just as busy as the Dec 23-Jan 2 peak season, if not sometimes busier.

It's like New Year's Eve all week long.