If the crowd levels say

[jpolak]

5 for example do you actually have to avoid a park on that day, or are all parks "do-able"? TIA

 

[Time Traveler]

If you mean 5/10 on TouringPlans.com's scale that's VERY good, one of the best ratings you can get. Sometimes it goes down to 4 but only for a few days per year.

 

[catne]

"5" is actually a great day to go -- that means at the busiest time of the day you might have to wait 40-50 minutes in the stand-by line of the most popular rides. By contrast, a "9" or "10" means as long as 90-120+ minutes wait for the most popular rides.

We have been there on "5" days -- if you're there for rope-drop in the a.m. on a "5" you will walk onto virtually every ride in the morning.

 

[Smiling Cheshire Cat]

"5"s are what I hope for when we visit.

 

[jpolak]

Great! Those were the type of responses I was hoping for.

 

[pepe of ohio]

I give no credence to those, back 5 or so years there was no such thing as crowd predictions and it never bothered us one bit. Someone came up with a way to see past attendance records and make an average and sell it to people on the INTERNET and make money. I still won't believe any of it. We go when we want, where we want and enjoy ourselves without getting all worked up over someone ESP prediction. Just go and have fun, no one knows the future.