Disneyland with no LL

[SOCALMouseMommy]

Really? I thought the new crowd "rule" was when lower AP's are block and single day tickets are higher it is a GOOD time to visit for lower crowds.

I am beginning to think I may have to rethink the time for my tentative trip.

All bets are off for certain holiday weekends. That is one of them. It’s packed.

 

[disneychrista]

Lots of kids have that week off for Ski Week, or at the very least a 4-day weekend. It’s a popular time for family vacations.

While looking at the blockouts/individual ticket prices can be useful if you’re picking a random day in June to visit, this is more like the week after Christmas. It’s so blocked out/expensive because they know soooo many people travel and plan to go that weekend. The prices won’t deter vacationers.

All bets are off for certain holiday weekends. That is one of them. It’s packed.

Bummer.

 

[twodogs]

I pulled some of the actual data off of www.thrilldata.com for this exact weekend in February of 2025 (the holiday weekend you will be attending in 2026). You can see wait times throughout the day and by ride. I pulled Friday 2/14/25-Sunday 2/16/25, which should reflect on the similar weekend in 2026. It really shows how Rope Drop is your best friend, and the middle of the day is…NOT.






Sorry not sure why the screen shots are so grainy. Seems the DIS decreases the resolution of the photo on upload. I will try to post a link that shows the data also.

 

[twodogs]

Basically, in the color chart, anything yellow or orange or red is 40 minutes or greater wait times. So you can eyeball it and see that after 10am and before 9pm, the majority of rides are yellow (40 minutes) or worse for wait times.

 

[Wendysofftoneverland]

That looks like great data info. Maybe the time zone change will work in our favor to rope drop. At WDW, we are more of stay til the end of night people.

 

[LKing]

Just a reminder that the parks in California open earlier and close later than the parks in Florida.