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  • On May 19, 2011
    Amber Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    We booked our 1st Disney trip for Sept 12-20th thinking this would be a slow time with the kids being back in school. Will the crowds still be low even though Disney has released the free Dining offer for that month??Im wondering what to expect crowd wise

    HI Amber,

    When Disney offers free dining, it is often because they are anticipating lower crowds and are trying to get more guests into the parks.  Traditionally following Labor Day, the crowds are lower, even with the free dining.  

    Just an fyi, that some schools that have year round calendars often have breaks in September, but I don't think there are enough guests with that situation to make a significant difference.

    Here is the information on the dining special in case you haven't read the details; just click here.

    Wishing you a magical first trip to Walt disney World!
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