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  • On Jan 11, 2011
    Karen 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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    Hi! I love the panel! We are planning our Disney vacation for September, 2011. Do you think it makes a difference (crowds/weather, etc) which week go? I know the Food & Wine festival starts 9/30. We were thinking about 9/23-9/30/11.

    Hello Karen,

    Thanks for cheering on the Moms Panel. We love you too!

    You'll find that crowds begin to dwindle after the Labor Day holiday. So if you're looking to book your vacation after the first week of September, I think you'll be in fantastic shape.

    There's plenty of great things on tap going on at Disney in September. You're right - the Food and Wine Festival begins at the end of the month. But September is also home to Night of Joy and Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party. I think no matter when you choose, you'll have a splendid time!

    If you're ready to start booking your magical vacation, you can do so online.

    Hope this helps. Happy trip planning!

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Meet the Panelist: Monina, Ohio

My family loves our Main Street in Ohio. But there's simply no comparison to Main Street U.S.A.! We don't get to Disney quite as often as I'd like, but that just means finding new ways to sprinkle Pixie Dust on our adventures! Learn More About Monina

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