Park recommendation for 4/16 (Sat night before Easter) and on 4/17 (Easter) 2022?

[Luisfba]

Arriving 4/16/22 (day before Easter), staying at Boardwalk. Getting to resort by 5pm, so likely will get settled, quick bite, and head into a park (thinking Epcot or HS since both so convenient to BW) for a couple of hours.

Couple of questions about that weekend, given it'll likely be insane level crowds (although crossing fingers not as bad as usual given it's a late Easter.. but as my wife says 'hope for the best, plan for the worst').

For Saturday night - does it stay at that very packed level through close or does it curb off some by night-time? Trying to see if we should look at HS or Epcot for the couple of hours Saturday night. Whatever we do I plan to stack some Genie+ FP during the day on our way there and maybe buy an ILL for something.

For Sunday (Easter Sunday) - what park(s) are probably the least crazy? I'm thinking we avoid MK for sure, but debating between the other 3.

 

[Luisfba]

Our plane lands at 3:30 that day so between transport to resort, check-in, quick dinner I'm guessing we wont be ready to head to a park from the BW until about 5:30 or 6:00.

I'm considering to head into HS for a few rides that Saturday night (in park around 6:30-8:30pm), and then doing Easter Sunday at Epcot as that may be pleasant enough with hopefully some Easter 'eggtravaganza' thrown in. In the past we usually head into Epcot first night since its right there next to the BW so considering that as an option as well but thinking may mix it up some by doing HS, especially since we can do night at EC pretty much any night we choose to. My concern Sat night at HS wont necessarily be lines as I think I can book a few LL during travel to have some setup and ready to go, but if I have to wade through a sea of people.. ugh.

The other idea was to make that the night we do the FW dessert party at MK. But again, afraid of the sea of people given it's Easter weekend so that's why I'm wondering if the big Saturday holiday weekend crowds abate some on some of the parks by nighttime.