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tweetie
03-19-2004, 05:13 AM
Since I know the MK will be very crowded on those days I was thinking of a water park on Easter Sunday and AK that Monday, or the other way around, any suggestions?

Also, is extra magic hour worth it during the week of Easter or should we plan on doing a different park on those days? I have heard both and I am in need of planning tips.

Thanks for any input!:p

disneydad22508
03-19-2004, 05:18 AM
Great question tweetie, I'll be there at the same time (arriving easter sunday for 5 days) as you and was wondering the same thing. Me and my girlfriend are from virginia too, Fredericksburg.
We're driving down early saturday and staying overnight in St Augustine. Have a great trip!

hockey mom
03-19-2004, 05:36 AM
We did MK on the Saturday and could not believe how quiet it was for Easter, Epcot on Easter and it was great, and a water park on the Monday. Either way will be fine.

disneydiz
03-19-2004, 07:34 AM
Just to sure to go to the waterpark early. It seems that last Easter week they would fill up by 10:30!

drusba
03-19-2004, 08:49 AM
I would do AK Sunday rather than Monday as Easter Sunday tends to be its "light" day (still very crowded but not as bad as during the week). Do not make any decisions based on an assumption that weekends are more crowded at places because local residents come; local residents avoid WDW like the plague during Easter time. MK will be packed everyday with Easter Sunday its worst (which helps the other parks) followed by Monday.When whether is warm during that time, waterparks tend to fill to capacity by 11:00 to 12 every day and which day you choose makes no difference (and if you want any chance of getting decent chairs somewhere you best get there early). As to using early entry at a park, the first thing you want to do when you get there is ask for early entry schedule -- sometimes, not every year, they simply open all the parks an hour or more early everyday and do not decide to do so until just before doing it. If they are not doing that, then early entry should otherwise be used if you can as that may be one of your few opportunities to get on some attractions without huge lines (and you can get sustained lines of 2 hours or more for the more popular attractions after 10:30) -- just consider switching to somewhere else by 11 or so because that park becomes monstrously crowded after then. Use fast pass when you can but be aware that for some popular rides all the fast passes for the day can be gone by noon.