Where can I find list of peak vs. off-peak dates?

[dobball23]

Just looking ahead and am curious when the peak/off-peak times usually are.

 

[maddhatir]

you can find out right here- go above and click on RESORTS- then to rack rates- it will list all the resorts and show you prices for value season etc.

usually value season is off peak etc.

another site i found was good was http://touringplans.com/BestDays.htm

 

[Azure]

There is also a list of:

Least Crowded
Average Attendance
Most Crowded

in the 2006 Birnbaums book.

 

[dobball23]

Thanks!

 

[Azure]

 

[byoung]

Welcome to the DIS!!!

 

[Disney Crazy Debbie]

You can also check it out on the Walt Disney World Resort web site. Go the resorts - rates and it lists value rates, peak, etc. and gives the date. Most of the books on Disney also list the dates. However, as a general rule of thumb, if the kids are out of school for some type of vacation - Easter, Christmas, summer break - that's peak season.

 

[spiceycat]

off time - Sept, Jan....
this list use to be long - it gets shorter each year.

that say if you are an adult and like food and drink I would recommend

last of Sept/Oct/ early Nov

the food/wine festavial at Epcot. the other parks are not to busy. Epcot is busy - I have been here during July 4 - it is not nearly as busy - as doing the food/wine festavial plus MNSSHP

here is a list
http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/guides/epcot/events/index.htm

early Dec use to be a great time - but again it has become more and more popular. but it is still a great time to go.
MVMCP, Candlelight Procession, Christmas around the world, etc....


here is a list of all their holidays.
http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/events.htm

 

[CinRell]

I find the Unofficial Guide to be the easiest to understand and read at a glance as far as seasons.... some other sites listing certain dates and ratings confuse me. But then... I seriously should have been born a blonde.