Any suggestions for Crowd Calendars by Park?

[MinMou]

Long ago, before the pandemic (in 2018), I used a crowd calendar to determine which park to go to on which day. There were several free ones available back then.

Are there any left? I know that touring plans dot com has them, but I want to wait til we have a better idea of when we are going before I subscribe.

 

[GBRforWDW]

Crowd calendars are so unpredictable now, they were before, but even more so now just because of the nature of the virus, which is kind of guiding travel plans, as well as park pass reservations. For example, people that went in the last few weeks said the CC on TP had levels of 3 or 4 before, but adjusted to 7 after the fact.

I know undercover tourist still has their CC and they have red and green for days they think will be super busy or very low crowds for each park. I still occasionally look at that, but if you're planning for table service dining reservations, you're better off planning your park schedule around the restaurants and what you can get.

 

[gharter]

Ignore them?
Everything has changed so much since they re-opened, that historical data seems to be of little use.
For our October trip, we watched the crowd calendar jump from 2's to 5-8's 2 weeks before our trip.

 

[AngieInOH]

Touring Plans has a paid calendar. Undercover Tourist is free.

I will generalize and say Saturdays and Mondays seem to be pretty crowded days at most parks. I say this because Monday might be somewhat unexpected. I would not choose a Monday or Saturday for MK.

Based on current reports I would go with the mindset that all the parks are going to be pretty busy every day. There's pent up demand.