Anticipated vs actual crowd levels

[boiledpeanut]

Doesn't someone chart these? Where can I find them! Curious to see where our recent trip stacked up.

 

[ttcl516]

I used touringplans.com last year. It is a paid service but it didn't let me down at all. Used it to plan each day, and then downloaded the mobile app for ride wait times while we were there. Worked like a charm!

 

[ellie05]

Yes touring plans do them on a weekly basis. You can see the charts in their fb page.

 

[sethschroeder]

Historical data is free on Touringplans I believe

 

[lilipad64]

Yes touring plans do them on a weekly basis. You can see the charts in their fb page.

I didn't see this. Which fb page do I need to look for? Thanks!

 

[MacDalt]

I didn't see this. Which fb page do I need to look for? Thanks!

I looked too. I couldn't find any info on the FB page.

 

[wilma-bride]

Touringplans has historical crowd data but not in comparison to their predictions.

 

[DebbieB]

Disney doesn't release daily attendance figures so I'm not sure if the historical info was their prediction or actual.

 

[Missyrose]

Touringplans has historical crowd data but not in comparison to their predictions.

Actually, Touring Plans does weekly roundups of how their predictions stacked up against the actual crowds. You can find this information on their blog.

 

[wilma-bride]

Actually, Touring Plans does weekly roundups of how their predictions stacked up against the actual crowds. You can find this information on their blog.

Sorry, yes I knew that. I thought the OP was looking for a complete historical comparison of actuals against predicted. I didn't think they did that.

 

[Angel Ariel]

Sorry, yes I knew that. I thought the OP was looking for a complete historical comparison of actuals against predicted. I didn't think they did that.

If you look at touring plans' historical crowd pages, you can pick specific dates in the past and it will show each parks' hours, entertainment schedule, and the expected vs actual crowd levels. I believe this is part of the subscription, though.