past attendance figures

[mackay_j]

Is there anyway to see the average attendance figures for previous years for each park by date. My family (large family get together) have been told by others that August very quite thus are reluctant to book anything in advance

I am trying to convince them that we do need bookings and that it will be as busy as July (we -not the large group but my own direct family have- been many times in july and xmas).


Any links to that sort of data- thanks

 

[Elise79]

I don't believe that release actual data of numbers of visitors.

You best bet will be sites that offer crowd predictions like EasyWDW and Touring Plans

 

[2Tiggies]

Touringplans definitely offer historical crowd levels. I don't know if you need a subscription to view this data - I think not, but you'd have to check. As Tracy says, Disney do not release the stats, but those who study the crowd patterns and collect the information as best they can, will give you a reliable reference point.

You may want to keep in mind that changes in the way that discounts have been offered along with various other changes have thrown the traditional pattern off kilter bit. If anything the parks seem to feel busier over recent years, even in what is considered to be 'quiet' times.

 

[mackay_j]

thanks touring plans now charge for further out than 30 days. Just in case any one is doing a search in the future I will add in that I found a crowd calendar on undercovertourist - did know they had one even although I bought my tickets through them.

 

[2Tiggies]

thanks touring plans now charge for further out than 30 days. Just in case any one is doing a search in the future I will add in that I found a crowd calendar on undercovertourist - did know they had one even although I bought my tickets through them.

Oh yes, TP does charge for touringplans and the current crowd calendar. As far as I know they have done so for years. I thought you were looking for historical data which is separate, although not sure if they charge for that. Sorry about the confusion