Easter Live in WDW

[washingtondcdisney]

Got to WDW last night, the Saturday night before Easter. Was worried about the size of the crowds when we first arrived to the MK at 7pm. Shouldn't have, it seemed like there was nobody there. This is what we were able to ride between 7pm and 11pm w 2 adults and 3 children, 8, 6, and 4 yrs old.

Pirates 2x back to back
Aladdin's Carpets
Jungle Cruise (FP)
Haunted Mansion
Splash Mountain 2x (FP)
WDW Railroad
Barnstormer
Dumbo
Mad Tea Party
Snow White SA
Peter Pan
Small World
Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (FP)
plus watch the MSEP as we were exiting.

I was afraid that in 4 hours we might only get on 4 rides but we got through almost a whole days itinerary. Don't know where the huge Easter crowds are but last night they were not in the MK.

Today we're going to AK. Hope to see the same size crowds.

 

[wdwnut61]

Happy​

Easter​

Thanks for posting. That's great you were able to get so much done

 

[TJA]

We are still here in Disney and agree about the crowds. I didn't do any type of touring plan and we rarely ran into big crowds. The only exception for us was two times at MK we thought there were large crowds but still our ride wait times were not nearly as high as in October when we normally go. It has been overall a great trip, great weather and crowds not nearly as bad as what we expected.

 

[washingtondcdisney]

Just returned and in 6 days we never waited on a line for more than 15 minutes at any of the parks. We were able to ride the major attractions several times each day. The crowds were significantly less than i thought they would be the week after Easter. The combination of getting up early, fastpasses and rider switch passes made it an incredible line free high volume week trip.

 

[wdwnut61]

Welcome back thanks for posting