July 22 and 23

[tink20]

My sister and her boyfriend are going to Orlando (short visit, staying with his parents, just the two of them, no children) They are going to do one day each (no PtP) at US and IOA. She ask me which day to do them. They are going Sun July 22 and Mon July 23. On the IOA day, they plan to purchase the Express pass. She was going to do US on Sun and IOA on Mon. What do you think?

Is there any special Harry Potter events going on, on Mon 7/23, that would increase crowds? Any other advice is welcome.

TIA!

PS: I tried to talk her into staying onsite 1 night, but she doesn't want to.

 

[macraven]

generally, mondays will have its crowds.

sundays can be fine.
tu-we-th are good days of the week to do ioa or the studios.


FJ does not have an express line.

 

[mesaboy2]

My sister and her boyfriend are going to Orlando (short visit, staying with his parents, just the two of them, no children) They are going to do one day each (no PtP) at US and IOA. She ask me which day to do them. They are going Sun July 22 and Mon July 23. On the IOA day, they plan to purchase the Express pass. She was going to do US on Sun and IOA on Mon. What do you think?

Is there any special Harry Potter events going on, on Mon 7/23, that would increase crowds? Any other advice is welcome.

TIA!

PS: I tried to talk her into staying onsite 1 night, but she doesn't want to.

Mondays tend to be busier than Sundays, but this time of year the difference is slight. I normally would recommend IoA on Sunday since WWoHP is small, but here just do what fits your schedule best. I don't know of any special HP events.

In any case, do not buy the express passes until there to gauge crowds first before committing the money.

 

[Metro West]

Mondays tend to be busier than Sundays, but this time of year the difference is slight. I normally would recommend IoA on Sunday since WWoHP is small, but here just do what fits your schedule best. I don't know of any special HP events.

In any case, do not buy the express passes until there to gauge crowds first before committing the money.