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  • On Jan 22, 2013
    Fatima 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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    Hello! We are a party of 8(2adults and 6kids) and we are visiting WDW first time in January 29-Feb 6 I was wondering which park we should do at which day?Thankyou

    Hi Fatima! You've picked a fantastic time to visit Walt Disney World! Late January and early February are usually periods of very low attendance at the Disney parks so your family should be able to experience lots of attractions without spending lots of time waiting in lines. Because the crowds should be light, you really could visit the parks in any order you wish, especially if your family is able to wake up early enough to arrive at the parks at opening. If you tend to get a later start, you'll want to avoid visiting the park hosting morning Extra Magic Hours since it will be often be more crowded and you won't be arriving in time to take advantage of the early extra hour if you sleep in. 

    I like to consult the crowd calendars on unofficial websites like TouringPlans.com when I'm planning my Disney vacations. After looking at the crowd calendar for your trip dates, I'd recommend the following park schedule:

    1/29  Hollywood Studios
    1/30  Magic Kingdom
    1/31  Epcot
    2/1    Magic Kingdom
    2/2    Animal Kingdom
    2/3    Epcot
    2/4    Animal Kingdom or Magic Kingdom
    2/5    Hollywood Studios
    2/6    Magic Kingdom

    Be sure to pick up First Visit buttons for your group at Guest Services at your resort or the park. Wishing you a magical vacation! If you have more questions, please come visit me again at the Moms Panel!
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I'm a busy mom of two from North Carolina who loves to find ways to stretch a Disney Dollar so that I can enjoy the luxury of Disney's deluxe resorts and fine dining. Learn More About Amanda

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