I just read 3/20-4/4 there's a crowd for Spring Break...what's March like as a whole?

[MagicalMomAZ]

Such as March 7-11?

We went to Universal on Dec 30, I thought it might be busy because kids were out for break but it wasn't bad, especially with the Front of the Line ticket, maybe a 10 minute wait tops.
So I was wondering if DL would be doable with Fastpasses?

 

[figment_jii]

This year, I'm in inclined to stay that the parks will be fairly manageable during that time period. There are a few conventions, events, and school breaks during that period, but I still think the weekdays will be okay. It all depends on what you are expecting...I think lines will be on the 10-15 minute time frame for most attractions, but the headliners will still have fairly length standby lines. For example, I would still expect 45-60 minute lines for Space and RSR (at a minimum) and maybe the Frozen stuff (depending on how popular that is at that point).

The peak of Spring Break is expected to be the week before and after Easter (based on the Blockout Calendar for AP holders).

 

[sc426]

Last year during the spring break period I talked to a cast member. She said that usually the period between Feb 1 and April 30th is when all schools all over the country have their spring breaks. She said that some schools have their spring break as early as Feb 1st and some schools have their spring breaks lasting until the end of April. So from Feb 1 through the end of April Disney is usually open pretty late to accomodate those tourists. Here is So Cal, our spring break is the week of March 23 and 30. Those two weeks is when crowds will be at their highest for all the locals who are out of school.

 

[AZMermaid]

Lots of AZ schools have their spring breaks that week. It's only about a 6 hour drive from Phoenix to Anaheim, so AZ breaks tend to make things crowded. I think Spring break season is basically early March until the week after Easter, with the weeks before and after Easter being the busiest.