AP Park Reservation Calendar

[auntyjenn]

Is there a way to look at the AP reservation calendar if you don't have an AP? I'm just curious how relatively full the parks will be the days we go (May 10-14). It will affect the way we tour and how early I make everyone get up... : )

Thanks!

 

[Tom_E_D]

Sure. Just go to the park availability calendar, change the month to May, and click the "Annual Passes" button.

The calendar is here: https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/a...kets,resort,passholder&defaultSegment=tickets

 

[auntyjenn]

Sure. Just go to the park availability calendar, change the month to May, and click the "Annual Passes" button.

The calendar is here: https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/a...kets,resort,passholder&defaultSegment=tickets

Oh thanks! When I search it doesn't come up with those buttons, but I can look at it from your link. Very helpful!

 

[subtchr]

Is there a way to look at the AP reservation calendar if you don't have an AP? I'm just curious how relatively full the parks will be the days we go (May 10-14). It will affect the way we tour and how early I make everyone get up... : )

Thanks!

Just curious, why do you think the AP calendar is a better indication of crowds? The percentage of guests in the parks that are APs is much less than ticket holders.

 

[auntyjenn]

Just curious, why do you think the AP calendar is a better indication of crowds? The percentage of guests in the parks that are APs is much less than ticket holders.

Not that it's a better indicator, but that it is another indicator. I've been watching wait times, and though sone days in early March and early April were both 'sold out' according to the regular park availability calendar the wait times were different. I wondered if AP calendar might shed some light on the difference.