Halloween Crowds and Christmas decorations....timing question-

[3gr8boys]

So, in 2020 Halloween falls on a Saturday....if I plan a visit for the week immediately following, could I miss the October/Halloween crowds AND be there before the Christmas decorations go up?? Or do I have to consider an October trip (and deal with higher crowds?) to beat the transformation?

 

[Robo]

So, in 2020 Halloween falls on a Saturday....
1. if I plan a visit for the week immediately following, could I miss the October/Halloween crowds AND be there before the Christmas decorations go up??
2. Or do I have to consider an October trip (and deal with higher crowds?) to beat the transformation?

1. I don't consider there to really be "Halloween crowds."
It's just extra-busy at the MK for the parties.
But, you likely would only be able to see MK without Christmas Decorations (maybe) for one day.
After that, they make the presto-chango to Christmas overnight.
2. Up to you. Each time has benefits and drawbacks.

 

[3gr8boys]

1. I don't consider there to really be "Halloween crowds."
It's just extra-busy at the MK for the parties.
But, you likely would only be able to see MK without Christmas Decorations (maybe) for one day.
After that, the presto-chango to Christmas overnight.
2. Again, October is not overly busy except at MK.

Are MK crowds lower on party day mornings vs non party days?

 

[Robo]

Are MK crowds lower on party day mornings vs non party days?

By a certain degree, in general, yes.