SultanPprShkr
Look good up close, better from Jafar!
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First I didnt know there was a thread here. If you have registered, head on over to the thread for the official roll call/etc.
http://www.disboards.com/showpost.php?p=50814532&postcount=1
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?p=50814532#post50814532
As far as runDisney and Disney Parks is concerned, the side point of having these events on "slower" days are because of that = slower days. Disneyland rarely has slower time periods, since we have a lot of locals. It's partially the reason why WDW has so many weekends, because not all of the parks see as high as numbers as MK does, so they need to create reasons to bring people to the parks. DLR doesn't have that problem too often. That brings the answer to "why this event is during a slow period of mid November?".. because it's slower than usual. The crowds are there most of October for MHP and die off early to mid november, through Thanksgiving, then it picks up again for Christmas in December. January dies off from the holidays being over, so we have Tinker Bell (or had, I should say). The only one that makes no real sense to me, is Disneyland Half Weekend, which is Labor Day, and all the passes have been unblocked, plus school is starting to go back, or have already gone back.
Anyway, if they picked a busier time, hotels & park crowd levels would be too high, and they won't be able to control the amount of people coming in.
tiggeroo42, Taking the above into consideration, it's normally not so crowded that weekend. But Race weekends do tend to bring a large number of people into the parks and surrounding areas. We're talking 12-15,000 people registered for the race, plus 2-4 people per registrant as friends & family... that's in addition to the regular park guests and tourists too.
http://www.disboards.com/showpost.php?p=50814532&postcount=1
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?p=50814532#post50814532
Does anyone have experience with how much the marathons affect park crowds? We were looking at getting in Sat. 11/15 and staying until Wed. 11/19. Thanks!
I think it is great they are doing a race that isn't so girly..........but kinda bummed they are picking a time that usually has low crowds. I guess it won't anymore....DL is successfully making no "slow" times to visit the parks. I'm already curious what the medal will look like.
As far as runDisney and Disney Parks is concerned, the side point of having these events on "slower" days are because of that = slower days. Disneyland rarely has slower time periods, since we have a lot of locals. It's partially the reason why WDW has so many weekends, because not all of the parks see as high as numbers as MK does, so they need to create reasons to bring people to the parks. DLR doesn't have that problem too often. That brings the answer to "why this event is during a slow period of mid November?".. because it's slower than usual. The crowds are there most of October for MHP and die off early to mid november, through Thanksgiving, then it picks up again for Christmas in December. January dies off from the holidays being over, so we have Tinker Bell (or had, I should say). The only one that makes no real sense to me, is Disneyland Half Weekend, which is Labor Day, and all the passes have been unblocked, plus school is starting to go back, or have already gone back.
Anyway, if they picked a busier time, hotels & park crowd levels would be too high, and they won't be able to control the amount of people coming in.
tiggeroo42, Taking the above into consideration, it's normally not so crowded that weekend. But Race weekends do tend to bring a large number of people into the parks and surrounding areas. We're talking 12-15,000 people registered for the race, plus 2-4 people per registrant as friends & family... that's in addition to the regular park guests and tourists too.