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  • On May 14, 2012
    Dan from PA Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    Looking to visit either the week of 1/19 or 2/9 2013. Is one week better? Are there events happening one of the weeks that might make the parks more crouded? prices comperable? Thanks!

    Hi Dan!

         They are actually both pretty terrific weeks to visit!  January will see slightly smaller crowds, but not by much.  Your January dates include Martin Luther King Day, which will be the most crowded day of that week.  Even so, it is only predicted to be scored a 7 out of 10 when looking at crowd levels.  Your February dates are a little more crowded, as both Mardi Gras and Valentines Day occur during that week.  Both of your weeks fall during the Value season, so the prices should be identical.... and affordable!

         I hope that you have a wonderful vacation and I would love to hear from you again!

    Much pixie dust,

    Jackie S.
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Meet the Panelist: Jackie, Louisiana

Yes, I'm the one behind you in the grocery store checkout line. You know, the one that lets you know why you simply HAVE to stay on property and laughs when you say that you are going to visit Disney World AND Epcot... Yes, that crazy lady is me! Learn More About Jackie

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