how to find easywdw crowd calendar

[DVCkidsMOM]

OK, I've tried five times now and I'm just not seeing it. I've found it before and got email updates when park times changed, but I am currently lost on the easywdw site. Everything I can find is another list of changes with a link to the TA calendar. I can't find the actual easyWDW crowd calendar for this month anywhere.
TIA for your HELP

 

[Laketravis]

Look at the right hand side of the screen - you may have to scroll down a bit.

Use this link if you are talking about December 2014: http://www.easywdw.com/category/calendar/12-december-2014-crowd-calendar/

 

[stinkpickle]

http://www.easywdw.com/category/calendar/12-december-2014-crowd-calendar/

 

[magicaldisney]

I've seen overall park crowd levels, but has anyone seen individual park crowd levels on his site?

 

[Hopefully]

OK, I've tried five times now and I'm just not seeing it. I've found it before and got email updates when park times changed, but I am currently lost on the easywdw site. Everything I can find is another list of changes with a link to the TA calendar. I can't find the actual easyWDW crowd calendar for this month anywhere.
TIA for your HELP

I've seen overall park crowd levels, but has anyone seen individual park crowd levels on his site?

Wouldn't it be best to ask these questions on his forums?

 

[nkereina]

I've seen overall park crowd levels, but has anyone seen individual park crowd levels on his site?

To my knowledge, he doesn't assign a number to individual parks. Only an overall crowd level number (1-10) and then his crowd calendars show which park is most recommended (green) and he lists the parks in order of most recommended to least recommended. If the overall crowd level is 4, you can probably assume the most recommended park would be 4 or less, while the least recommended park is a good 4, possibly a little higher.

 

[siskaren]

I've seen overall park crowd levels, but has anyone seen individual park crowd levels on his site?

Quoted from his site:

"The fourth line is an estimation of the overall crowd level. A “5″ refers to average crowds. Numbers above 5 refer to a larger than average overall crowd level and numbers below 5 refer to lower than average overall crowds. A day with an overall crowd level of “1″ means that the crowds are expected to be the absolute lowest of the year and a “10″ means crowds are expected to be at their largest of the year. In other words, the overall crowd level estimation will give you an idea of how many people are in the entire Disney World complex, including the four major theme parks, water parks, Downtown Disney, golf courses, resorts, etc. Individual theme parks can have smaller or larger crowds than the overall estimation, which is where the theme park recommendations come in."

 

[Laketravis]

^ this and he also breaks down his reasoning behind the daily recommendation for each park in his text summary by date.

 

[DVCkidsMOM]

Thanks - this is the same place I looked before and couldn't see it. I guess I had some explorer/firefox/chrome (whatever system was open at the time - I don't keep track) glitch because it's there now.