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  • On Jul 5, 2009
    Barbara from OH 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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    our family normally goes to WDW in June, but were thinking about a spring break trip. Is the end of March busier than mid June. Are there any benefits going in either month. Thanks

    Figuring out crowds is one of the hardest things to do and sometimes you just have to pick a date and enjoy it no matter what the weather and crowd attendance turns out to be.

    The biggest difference between a March date and a June date is the weather. It will be much warmer in June with higher humidity and generally more rainfall.  For me that is a good reason to come earlier as I am not fond of the heat and lines!

    Spring breaks fall in the March and April and because schools change their schedules from year to year it is impossible to predict which weeks might be better then others.  If you have a choice I would suggest coming as early as possible as the parks tend to start getting more crowded the closer to the Easter holiday you get. Next year it is early April.
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