Not sure when to visit the most magical place
in the world? Then, look no further than this helpful guide!
Late Fall/Pre-Holidays
If you’re looking for a festive
Disney experience, try visiting between mid-November and mid-December. This
will give you the opportunity to check out all the cool holiday decorations,
partake in seasonal events, and enjoy the mild temperatures. Be sure to avoid Thanksgiving week –as that can be a lot pricier
and crowded. The parks, however, will always be more crowded on the weekends,
so just plan your itinerary accordingly.
Post Holidays/Late Winter
After the holidays are all said and
done, Walt Disney World tends to slow down. The second week of January through mid-February
is considered to be the least busy time of year to visit –meaning the costs will
be lower as well. With that said, Disney staff uses the slow time to refurbish
rides and structures to avoid the crowds. Be sure to avoid any holiday
weekends.
Early
Spring
The first three weeks of May is also a great time to visit Walt Disney World because its
moderately warm, but not entirely unbearable. The crowds and accommodations are
also reasonable –but be sure to avoid Memorial Day weekend, as that can bring in
more crowds and chaos.
Late Summer/Early Fall
Our last recommendation is to
visit Walt Disney World in late August or during the entire month of September because
the crowds tend to die down. Keep in mind, it will be extremely hot, so plan on
spending your afternoons in waterparks, etc. Lastly,
most hotels located off-site tend to have tons of deals going on –even their “Free
Dining Package,” which is always a steal.
Ready to start planning your next
trip to Walt Disney World? Then, contact the Disney pros today for our expert
guidance!
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