goofyfigment
DIS Veteran
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- Dec 1, 2012
We also did make stops for dole whips and lefou brew
raven69david said:Thanks for reinforcing why we never visit after 2nd week in December.
The only way that could happen is if there were no fire codes.
I was going to start another thread to ask this, but I have read that at one time maybe the late 70 to maybe the early 80's, no one went to WDW over Xmas. It was so dead that CM's out numbered guests.
Can any one confirm this?
Non-resort guests are not the same as locals. Lots of options to staying off-site.
I've never heard of all 4 parks closing at capacity at the same time.
The worst I've heard of is three out of four closed. That happened a few years ago during Christmas week - maybe 2009ish? AK was the only park open for a few hours, the other three were closed.
The worst I've heard of is three out of four closed. That happened a few years ago during Christmas week - maybe 2009ish? AK was the only park open for a few hours, the other three were closed.
Last year DAK, DHS, MK, IoA, and Legoland all closed to capacity. I believe it was on the 27th, 28th, or 30th.
Yup. We were at Epcot today too. We traipsed in about 30 minutes after rope drop and were able to do Soarin' with a 10 minute wait then over to Test Track for a walk on in the Single Rider line. The longest line was at Spaceship Earth and that was about 20 minutes. We even avoided the worst of the rain.Epcot was dead today. Got there at 9:30 ~ did everything.... left at 6:00.
Even had a snack in each country... not one person... but with 12 of us someone was hungry every country.
Including a sitdown meal in Mexico, Soarin, Test Track and Mission Space.
Finally, around 12:30 p.m.
Echo queen said:Really to MK as full.
robinb said:My DD is in school that week, so we come over Christmas and New Years. It's crowded but if you understand park dynamics and how to use fast passes you're fine. We were at the Studios on Sunday and literally walked on to everything (including TSM) for the first 2 hours.