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  • On Mar 4, 2009
    James from AL 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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    I'm trying to find a record of guest visitation patterns at Walt Disney World Florida. More specifically, I'm sure that somewhere there is a record of how many people come "through the turnstile" at each park each day. Any suggestions?

    Hi James.,

    Most likely you are correct and somewhere in Disney's many offices or systems there is probably a record of the number of guests that have come thru the turnstiles. Unfortunately there is no published record of this information and Disney does not release exact attendance figures to the public. If you are looking for this information to help plan your Disney World trip, there are a couple of places that you can go to judge crowds.

    The two most reliable sources that I have found are www.tourguidemike.com or www.touringplans.com. Both of these online groups publish a crowd calendar based on past crowd history, special events and a number of other factors. I find them easy to use and typically pretty accurate. They will not give you a number count of how many people to expect, however they will give suggestions on the crowd level you may expect as well as the parks to avoid on a specific day. There is a small yearly membership fee for both of these groups but I find the minimal cost worth it.

    Hope one of these sites can help with what you are looking for.
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