Favorite Park on Busy Days

[V.I.N.CENT.]

Anyone have an opinion on what park to visit when you know it’s going to be a crowded day? If so, please elaborate!

Also, any advise on what parks to visit on a busy weekend for first timers like myself. Will will be arriving on Veterans Day weekend this year. Would be totally happy experiencing things like Country Bears and Tomorrowland Transit for the first few days, attractions people would normally skip if there is a long line and you are not first timers.

Thanks!

 

[mamamelody2]

I prefer MK as it has so many more attractions than the other parks. Since there are so many that offer FP+, you'll be able to get something, even if it isn't headliners. Also, Hall of Presidents, Carousel of Progress, Country Bears, Philharmagic, People Mover rarely have much of a line, even on busy days.

 

[Klayfish]

I'm not one who's necessarily bothered by the fact that park A may be slightly busier than park B, so take my thoughts with a grain of salt. During very busy weeks, I find Epcot (Futureworld) the easiest to get around simply because there's lots of room and it's pretty well spread out.

 

[kiramay]

Epcot. When the crowds peak I’ll just wander around the World Showcase with a drink and people watch.

 

[pitpat]

Epcot. Can still get Tier 1 FPs and its size just handles crowds better. Still would rather not be there on a F&W weekend, but for the most part...

 

[sponica]

I prefer Epcot on high crowd days, the walkways are wide.

It has absolutely nothing to do with the margaritas, gran marnier slushies, and beer. Absolutely nothing.

 

[Mome Rath]

EPCOT for sure... unless it is F&W on weekend evenings. If that was the scenario, I'd probably stroll around the slower parts of DHS or just go sit in Pandora...

 

[disneydreamer1980]

Epcot never feels as crowded as the other parks. Maybe try to hit the attractions that swallow up huge crowds at once, or explore open areas like the animal paths in AK or Tom Sawyer island in MK. The movies in world showcase are usually not too crowded. Make FPs and have a plan. Rope drop. Stay late if you can. If you’re not interested in parades or fireworks, lines will be shorter when they’re going on.

 

[PrincessWithABlaster]

I would say MK with an honorable mention to Epcot. Both have a lot of non-ride activities. We like Pirates Adventure and Agent P asking with the other activities that previous posters suggested.